# City of Philadelphia PHLContracts Periscope #B2728187

Philadelphia FY27 traffic-signal synchronization, modernization, and roadway construction

**Posted:** November 06, 2026
**Respond By:** November 24, 2026
**Identifier:** B2728187
**NAICS:** 238210, 237310, 237130

The City of Philadelphia Streets Department is seeking bids for FY27 traffic-signal synchronization and modernization, including intersection upgrades and related roadway construction.
- **Government buyer:** City of Philadelphia, Streets Department (Department 12; Streets – Public Works). Bid 3023 / solicitation B2728187.
- **Scope:** Install, remove, replace, and modify traffic signals, controllers, poles, mast arms, foundations, pedestrian signals, detection and pre-emption systems, CCTV, communications, and fiber-optic infrastructure. Related work includes conduit and cabling, electrical service, excavation, sewer and utility work, paving, sidewalks, signs, pavement markings, restoration, and traffic protection.
- **Key quantities and specifications:** Eight overhead three-section 12-inch signals with back plates and reflective borders (4955-3208); seven countdown pedestrian signals (0955-3722); three controller assemblies in specified Type 2070/ATC cabinets (9000-2406, 9952-0013, 9000-0017); 530 LF each of 12- and 48-strand underground fiber in City conduit (4953-0112, 4953-0148); 940 LF of 48-strand aerial fiber (4953-0348); two video-detection cameras and two control units (4956-0711, 4956-0715); and two optical pre-emption systems (4956-0800). The full bid schedule and quantities are listed under line items.
- **OEMs:** No manufacturer or OEM is specified. PECO and Verizon are referenced in descriptions of existing duct banks; SEPTA and the Electrical Bureau are referenced in existing infrastructure or removal work, not as proposed vendors.
- **Notable requirements:** The solicitation describes a 16% SBE range and requires applicable participation documentation. Scope includes ATMS integration and software modification, accessible pedestrian systems, fiber-optic testing, and as-built drawings.
- **Estimated value:** $1 million–$2 million.

### Description

The City of Philadelphia Streets Department is soliciting bids for FY27 signal synchronization and traffic knockdown work. The scope includes traffic signal and roadway work, including installation and modification of signal equipment, conduit and cable, pavement markings, excavation, and roadway and sidewalk restoration. The estimated value is $1,000,000–$2,000,000. Responses are due November 24, 2026, at 10:30 AM; the source lists a $200 nonrefundable bid processing fee and multiple required forms and attachments.

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