614092 DISTRICT 5 Scheduled And Emergency Traffic Signal Repairs and Improvements at Various Locat
Federal opportunity from 0H100 - HIGHWAY • Department of Transportation. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 18, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 14, 10.
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Opportunity ID 614092 highlights the need for scheduled and emergency traffic signal repairs and improvements across various locations by the Highway agency. Notably, this project is set aside for small businesses, enhancing competitive opportunities in this sector. The deadline for response submissions is February 18, 2026, allowing ample preparation time for interested bidders.
The buyer aims to procure services for traffic signal repairs and improvements to ensure reliable and safe traffic management in District 5.
- Small businesses with experience in traffic signal construction and maintenance
- Contractors with a history of municipal work
- Firms qualified to conduct electrical and mechanical repairs
- Conduct scheduled traffic signal inspections and maintenance
- Perform emergency repairs as required
- Implement improvements to existing traffic signals
- Bid proposal including pricing structure
- Evidence of previous experience
- Projected timeline for completion
- Compliance documents
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- Bidding firms must confirm SBPP eligibility.
- Adhere to safety and technical standards outlined in bid documents.
- Consider competitive pricing given the small business set-aside.
- Factor in potential emergency repair premiums.
- Consider teaming with local subcontractors experienced in traffic management systems.
- Explore partnerships with firms that specialize in related electrical work.
- Potential delays in response due to the nature of emergency repairs.
- Risk of underestimating scope leading to cost overruns.
- What specific locations or intersections are prioritized for repair?
- Are there historical issues with particular signals that bidders should be aware of?
Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.
- Detailed scope of work specific to traffic signals is not provided.
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