Award
Lee County Southwest Florida #PB240251LND
PB240251LND - FDOT Approved Product List (APL) for Traffic Equipment
Recipient
Multiple awarded vendors including All Traffic Solutions, Inc., Aramsco, Inc dba Striping Service and Supply, Blackhawk Enterprises, Inc., Blue-Band, LLC, Control Technologies, Inc., Cubic ITS, Inc., Daktronics, Inc., Earnest Products, Inc. dba Southern Manufacturing, Econolite Control Products, Inc., Express Supply, Inc., General Traffic Equipment Corp., GovBros, LLC dba Think IT AI, GovComm, Inc., Hermes42, Integrated Synergy, Inc., Intelicom Inc. dba Lite Sys, Inc., Intelligent Transportation Services, Inc., ITERIS Inc, ITS Plus, Inc., K & K Systems, Inc., Lux Solar, Inc., MG-Squared, Inc., Pelco Products, Inc., Rainbow Distributors USA Inc., Safety Zone Holdings, Inc. dba Safety Zone Specialists, Sky Bracket, Split Pine Technologies, LLC, Temple, Inc., TKH Security LLC, Transportation Control Systems, Inc., Transportation Solutions and Lighting, TraStar, Inc., Wavetronix, LLC, and others.
Award Amount
$2,000,000.00
Ceiling
$2,000,000.00
Awarded
August 06, 2024
Identifier
PB240251LND
The Lee County Department of Transportation has awarded multiple contracts under the FDOT Approved Product List (APL) for Traffic Equipment, effective from June 6, 2024, to June 5, 2026. The contracts involve numerous vendors, including Aramsco, Inc., Control Technologies, Inc., TKH Security LLC, and others, to supply a wide range of traffic equipment such as vehicle signals, message signs, detectors, and related components. The procurement aims to standardize traffic equipment across Lee County and affiliated jurisdictions, ensuring compliance with state and federal standards. The contracts include detailed product specifications, quantities, pricing, and delivery timelines, with some vendors added or amended via contractual memoranda. The procurement process emphasizes traceability to FDOT APL certification numbers, adherence to federal aid regulations, and vendor registration requirements. The primary location for the awarded work is Lee County, Florida, with additional vendors and suppliers across the state and nationally. Potential competitors for similar awards include companies specializing in traffic control devices, signaling, and transportation infrastructure equipment.
Description
This contract allows Lee County to piggyback on the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Approved Product List (APL) for Traffic Equipment. It enables the purchase of FDOT-approved traffic equipment and components on an as-needed basis through June 5, 2026, including any renewals or extensions approved by FDOT. The contract supports standardization of traffic equipment across Lee County and ensures compliance with state and federal safety standards. The annual spend to date for FY23/24 is approximately $1.7 million, with individual purchases over $100,000 requiring Board approval.