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Traffic Signalization & Electrical Systems

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This subcontract for Traffic Signalization and Electrical Systems involves the installation and configuration of pedestrian crossing signal systems for prime contractors working on City of Mountain View Public Works projects. The scope of work includes the installation of standards, poles, pedestals, vehicle signal faces, LED pedestrian countdown signals, and push buttons. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for implementing Traffic Signal Battery Back-Up Systems and replacing traffic signal loops, while coordinating directly with the City Traffic Engineer for signal mode switching to ensure the delivery of fully operational systems. The project is located in Mountain View, California, under NAICS code 238210. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 9, 2026.

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Mountain View, CA, 94043, USA

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This scope was carved out of 21-39.

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Grant/Sleeper And Other Pedestrian Crossing Improvements—Phase II, Project 21-39

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Installs and configures pedestrian crossing signal systems for prime contractors on City of Mountain View Public Works projects. Installs standards, poles, pedestals, vehicle signal faces, LED pedestrian countdown signals, and push buttons. Implements Traffic Signal Battery Back-Up Systems (BBS) and replaces traffic signal loops. Coordinates with City Traffic Engineer for signal mode switching. Delivers fully operational pedestrian crossing signal systems.

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