Arizona Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Arizona·via a public procurement portalThe proposed project is in Yuma County within the City of Yuma at three city intersections 24th Street and Avenue A, 32nd Street and Avenue 2E (Pacific Avenue), and 32nd Street and Avenue 7E. The work consists of the installation of traffic signal improvements for flashing yellow arrows, signing, and other related work.
District: SouthWest District
Item # 101669
Route/County/MP: 0000 YU YUM
TRACS: T040901C
Project: YUM-0-(224)T
Type of work: System Enhancement (Safety Improvements)
Pre-qualification: YES
Plans status: Available
Plan holders (3 pamphlet, 3 non-bid-set): HAWK CONTRACTING LLC; AJP ELECTRIC, INC.; DPE CONSTRUCTION, INC.; Law Enforcement Specialists, Inc.; CANYON STATE BARRICADE SERVICES, LLC; Sprocket Transport, Inc.
The work includes installing new flashing yellow arrow (FYA) signal heads, removing existing signal heads and associated wiring, installing new signing (including 'LEFT TURN YIELD ON FLASHING YELLOW ARROW' signs), rewiring intersections, upgrading the controller cabinet at one location (32nd Street and Avenue 7E) with a new Econolite Cobalt C controller and EDI MMU2-16LE(ip), and performing all associated traffic control and maintenance of traffic during construction. Work is at three intersections: 24th Street and Avenue A, 32nd Street and Avenue 2E (Pacific Avenue), and 32nd Street and Avenue 7E.
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Source: Arizona Department of Transportation (solicitation 2023108-T040901C), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
