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USDOT/FHWA Traffic Management Equipment and Services
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The City of Seattle is seeking proposals for traffic management equipment and related services funded through the USDOT and FHWA, with submissions due by October 1, 2024. The procurement aims to support two key projects: the University of Washington Multimodal Integrated Corridor Mobility for All (UW MICMA) and the SMART initiative focused on Rainier Valley. The SMART project emphasizes deploying smart sensing infrastructure and upgraded traffic signals to enhance safety at at-grade crossings and improve multimodal traffic flow at signalized intersections within Rainier Valley. The contract is estimated to be valued between five and fifteen million dollars and is open to qualified vendors under NAICS code 334290. Interested parties can submit proposals via the City of Seattle’s Procurement Portal and should direct inquiries to Abraham Cota, whose contact details are provided. This initiative underscores Seattle’s commitment to leveraging advanced traffic management technology to improve safety and efficiency across its transportation network.
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