City of Philadelphia PHLContracts Periscope #B2728162

Crescentville Road roadway, traffic-signal, and pedestrian improvements

Philadelphia’s Crescentville Road project combines roadway work with new and upgraded traffic signals and pedestrian access improvements. - Buyer: City of Philadelphia, Department of Streets, Highways Division; the Procurement Department is also identified in the solicitation materials. - Project area: Crescentville Road between Adams Avenue and Cheltenham Avenue, Philadelphia. - Scope: Roadway excavation, paving, curbs, sidewalks, ADA ramps and detectable warnings, signal and lighting installations, signs and pavement markings, conduit and fiber-optic interconnection, traffic control, and integration with the City’s ATMS. - Named OEMs and vendors: None identified. The bid schedule specifies equipment types and quantities but does not name manufacturers or commercial vendors. - Notable equipment quantities: 15 three-section and 3 four-section vehicular signal heads; 10 LED countdown pedestrian heads; 2 radar/video detection systems; 1 optical preemption system; 3 one-gigabit Layer 2 switches; 2,300 LF of aerial 48-fiber cable; and 6 LED roadway luminaires. See line items for part numbers and full schedule quantities. - Key requirements: Complete construction within 365 consecutive calendar days after Notice to Proceed; IMSA traffic-signal certification and PECO Contractor-of-Choice eligibility are specified. The project identifies a 16% SBE participation range and requires accessible pedestrian routes and traffic access to be maintained during construction. ADA ramp work requires approval of the applicable forms and sketches. - Estimated contract value: $1,000,000–$2,000,000.

Description

The City of Philadelphia Streets Department is soliciting bids for traffic signal and pedestrian improvements on Crescentville Road from Adams Avenue to Cheltenham Avenue. Work includes roadway, curb and sidewalk improvements, ADA curb ramps, traffic signals and related electrical, fiber-optic, pavement-marking, and traffic-control work. Quotes are due November 19, 2026, at 10:30 a.m.; the source states that sellers must complete the specified prequalification questionnaire by October 29, 2026, to have a quote accepted. The stated estimated contract value is $1,000,000–$2,000,000, and the bid requires a nonrefundable $200 processing fee.

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