Virginia's eProcurement Marketplace #IFB 127504 (IFB-127504)

Pedestrian accessibility and traffic signal improvements in Williamsburg

The City of Williamsburg is seeking construction bids for pedestrian accessibility and traffic signal improvements along the Richmond Road and Lafayette Street corridors. - Buyer: City of Williamsburg, Virginia; the project is locally administered and funded through the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Smart Scale program. - Work requested: Replace existing pedestrian push buttons with Accessible Pedestrian Signal (APS) push-button stations and install watertight GPS systems in traffic signal cabinets at locations shown in the plans. - Signal equipment: Replace pedestrian signal heads, pedestrian signal panels, and pedestrian crossing signal heads at specified intersections with equipment meeting current VDOT standards; perform other traffic signal and pedestrian improvements shown in the plans. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named in the notice. - Quantities and part numbers: Not specified in the available notice. - Notable requirements: APS accessibility improvements, watertight GPS systems in signal cabinets, and compliance with current VDOT standards for specified replacement equipment.

Description

The project includes removing existing pedestrian push buttons and installing new Accessible Pedestrian Signal (APS) push-button stations. It also includes installing watertight GPS systems in traffic signal cabinets and, at some intersections, replacing pedestrian signal heads and panels with current VDOT standards. Miscellaneous traffic signal and pedestrian improvements will be completed at various intersections in the City of Williamsburg, as shown in the plans. The project is locally administered by the City of Williamsburg and funded through VDOT’s Smart Scale program.

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