Coalinga Civicplus #PW 26-03

Coalinga streetlight, traffic-signal, and solar trail-lighting upgrades

The City of Coalinga Public Works Department is soliciting bids for streetlight and traffic-signal upgrades and new solar lighting along local trails. - Government buyer: City of Coalinga, California — Public Works Department. - Scope and quantities: - Install 49 solar trail lights: 14 on Trail 14, 10 on Trail 11, 3 on Trail 10, 9 on Trail 9, 9 on Trail 4, and 4 on Trail 3. The solar-light manufacturer and model are not specified. - At the Polk Street and Forest Street intersection, replace 60 traffic-signal modules with GE Lighting VLA Caltrans LED modules; 8 pedestrian countdown luminaires with Current powered by GE GTX City LED luminaires; 4 overhead streetlight luminaires with American Electric Lighting Autobahn Series ATBO LED roadway luminaires; and 8 pedestrian pushbuttons with Polara INS3 iNavigator 3-wire stations. - Named OEMs and product brands: GE Lighting, Current powered by GE, American Electric Lighting, and Polara. No manufacturer is identified for the solar lights. - Construction services: Mobilization, worker safety, traffic control, erosion, sediment and dust control, excavation for reinforced-concrete foundations, installation of trail lights, and replacement of signal and pushbutton equipment. - Notable requirements: Signal modules are specified as Caltrans models, and pushbutton stations must meet ADA standards. The project uses federal Carbon Reduction Program funding supplemented by local city funding. - Estimated completion: Project plans indicate an estimated completion point, but the start date and total duration are not specified.

Description

The City of Coalinga is seeking sealed bids for energy-efficiency upgrades to streetlights and traffic signals, plus new solar lighting along designated bicycle and pedestrian trail segments. Work includes mobilization, worker safety, traffic control, erosion, sediment and dust control, excavation for reinforced concrete foundations, and installing trail solar lights. At the Polk Street and Forest Street intersection, the plans specify replacing traffic-signal modules, pedestrian countdown luminaires, overhead streetlight luminaires, and pedestrian pushbuttons. The project is federally aided by the Carbon Reduction Program (CRPL-5146(033)) and local city funding grants.

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