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Traffic Signal & Safety Device Installation

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CENTRAL AVENUE PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS & CENTRAL AVENUE STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS FEDERAL NO. CML-5006(896) & FEDERAL NO.

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Installs traffic signals, flashing beacons, and speed feedback signs for prime contractors on City of Los Angeles Engineering Bureau streetscape projects. Performs installation of signal poles, mounting of signal heads, wiring of flashing beacons, and installation of electronic radar signage. Requires traffic signal certification and compliance with MUTCD standards. Delivers functioning traffic signals and beacons.

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