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Traffic control services for Seattle public right-of-way

Traffic Control Services, Solicitation 95867, issued by City of Seattle.

At a glance

Seattle is seeking vendors to provide comprehensive traffic control services including work zone setup, flagging, lane closures, detour management for vehicles and pedestrians, and traffic control plan development. Services may include uniformed police officers for special events and emergencies. Bids closed July 30, 2024.

Key facts

Issuing agency
City of Seattle
Solicitation number
95867
Type
purchase
Posted
Jun 10, 2024
Response deadline
Jul 30, 2024, 4:00 PM EDT
Pre-bid meeting
Jun 26, 2024, 4:00 PM EDT
Place of performance
King County, WA
  • traffic control
  • work zone management
  • flagging services
  • road closures
  • detour planning
  • public safety

Official description

Solicitation #ITB# CL0-6376. Issued by FAS - Purchasing. The City of Seattle recognizes the critical importance of maintaining safety and efficiency in its public right of way. This requires a comprehensive approach to Traffic Control. With a continually growing urban landscape and consistent demand for infrastructure improvements, the City of Seattle intends to solicit bids from vendors who can offer a wide range of traffic control services tailored to meet the city's needs. This includes expertise in traffic zone setup, work zone flagging, lane and road closures, providing uniformed police officers for special events and emergencies, and the implementation of detours for vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians. Additionally, the City intends to solicit bids with Vendors that are experienced with creating traffic control plans. Comprehensive traffic control plans are essential for managing traffic effectively, reducing disruptions, optimizing traffic flow, and enhancing safety on public roads.

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