Traffic Signal Control System Programming and Commissioning

The contract encompasses the programming, testing, and field commissioning of traffic signal controllers along with the development and deployment of timing plans, all of which must be seamlessly integrated with the City of San Diego’s central traffic management systems. Work will be performed on-site in San Diego, specifically within the 92111 area, ensuring that all signal operations are optimized for local traffic patterns and synchronized with citywide infrastructure. The contractor is expected to deliver fully functional systems that meet performance standards, including rigorous testing protocols and successful field validation prior to final handover. Subcontracting for this effort is permitted under NAICS code 541330, indicating the nature of the work falls under engineering services, and the deadline for submission is August 11, 2026. The project requires technical expertise in traffic signal hardware and software, central system interfaces, and real-world implementation under city standards. All activities must align with the operational goals of the City of San Diego to improve traffic flow, safety, and system reliability, with no set-aside provisions specified, meaning all eligible entities may respond. Performance is expected to be completed in accordance with the city’s specifications and timelines, with an emphasis on minimizing disruptions during deployment.