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School crossing safety improvements with flashing beacons

CRP 5108 – 2025 RRFB School Crossing Program, Solicitation 134143, issued by Pierce County.

At a glance

Pierce County is contracting for installation of rectangular rapid flashing beacons, lighting, and ADA-compliant curb ramps at three school crossing intersections in the Tacoma area. Work includes concrete ramps, luminaires, school zone flashers, and signage at Garfield/Ainsworth, Gem Heights/94th Avenue East, and Gem Heights/182nd Street East locations.

Key facts

Issuing agency
Pierce County
Solicitation number
134143
Type
purchase
Posted
Mar 19, 2025
Response deadline
Apr 9, 2025, 4:00 PM EDT
Place of performance
Pierce County, WA
  • school safety
  • pedestrian infrastructure
  • traffic control
  • lighting installation
  • curb ramps
  • ada compliance

Official description

Solicitation #2024-MPW-841. Issued by Procurement and Contract Division. This contract provides for the improvements at three intersections to install rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFB), illumination, and remove and reconstruct any existing non-compliant curb ramps in the following locations:

Group 1 – Garfield Street South and Ainsworth Avenue South This work will install concrete ramps, luminaires, rectangular rapid flashing beacons, school zone flashers and corresponding channelization and signing for the crossings.

Group 2 – Gem Heights Drive East and 94th Avenue East This work will install concrete ramps, luminaires, rectangular rapid flashing beacons and corresponding channelization and signing for the crossings.

Group 3 – Gem Heights Drive East and 182nd Street East This work will install concrete ramps, luminaires, rectangular rapid flashing beacons, school zone flashers and corresponding channelization and signing for the crossings, and other work in accordance with and as described in the Plans and Specifications.

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