Traffic Signal Installation & Equipment
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This subcontract for Traffic Signal Installation and Equipment involves the installation of traffic control signal equipment, support structures, and pedestrian facilities for prime contractors on Georgia Department of Transportation projects. The scope of work includes the installation of inductive loop detectors and prefabricated cabinet bases, as well as the erection of signal support structures and mast arm foundations in accordance with Section 925 and 647. All structural components must utilize ASTM A36 carbon structural steel with hot-dip galvanized coatings to ensure a fully operational traffic signal system. The project is categorized under NAICS code 238210 and is located in Early, Georgia. Managed by the Georgia Department of Transportation, the contract requires the delivery of complete infrastructure components to meet state transportation standards.
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This scope was carved out of B1CBA2602646-0.
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