Nevada Ionwave #27300118

Carson City Seeks Mobile Vehicle Traffic Barriers for Public Event Safety

Carson City, Nevada is seeking proposals for mobile vehicle traffic barriers to enhance public safety during downtown public events. - Government Buyer: - Carson City Purchasing and Contracts Department - Contact: Carol Akers - Products/Services Requested: - Mobile vehicle traffic barriers (no specific OEMs named) - Must be US Department of Homeland Security Safety Act designated - Easily deployable and removable by 1-2 city employees without tools - Non-penetrative to road or sidewalk surfaces - Quick to open for emergency vehicle passage - Modular, interconnectable, and suitable for various street widths - Weather-resistant, high visibility, ADA accessible, nestable for storage - Transportable without a commercial vehicle license - Compliant with ASTM, PAS 68, and IWA safety standards - Capable of stopping or redirecting vehicles of various sizes and weights - Includes signage or lighting options - Training for city staff on deployment, removal, and maintenance - Documentation of effectiveness (including crash test data) - Recommendations for optimal placement - Information on spare parts, expected lifespan, warranty, and ongoing support - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Federally funded with a $300,000 grant - Supplier must provide a detailed inventory of available barrier types and a plan to maximize protection within budget - No specific OEMs or vendors are mandated; open to all compliant manufacturers - Proposals must include warranty details and ongoing support - No specific part numbers or quantities are provided; the city expects vendors to propose solutions that maximize safety and value within the grant budget.

Description

Carson City, Nevada seeks to procure mobile vehicle traffic barriers for use during public events in the downtown area. The barriers are intended to enhance public safety and control vehicle access during parades, gatherings, festivals, and other community activities. The City has received grant funding of $300,000 for acquiring the barriers. The barriers must be easily deployable, weather-resistant, compliant with safety standards, and suitable for various street surfaces. The supplier must provide training, documentation, and support for the barriers.

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