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Guard Rails, Traffic Signs, Sign Structures, Traffic Markers and Pavement Marking Services

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Transportation, Fleet & Logistics
New Mexico, United StatesPosted: July 29th, 2026Deadline: August 12th, 2026

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SUMMARY


Seeking a vendor in New Mexico to provide guard rails, traffic signs and structures, traffic markers, and pavement marking services. The opportunity relates to roadway safety and traffic control infrastructure.

DESCRIPTION


The issuing entity is seeking a vendor to provide guard rails, traffic signs and sign structures, traffic markers, and pavement marking services in New Mexico.

The scope appears to involve roadway safety and traffic control materials and related services. This opportunity is likely suited to firms with experience in transportation infrastructure, installation or maintenance of traffic safety systems, and pavement marking operations.

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When is the submission deadline?
Submissions are due August 12, 2026.
Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
  • Traffic safety and roadway infrastructure contractor
  • Experience with guard rail supply and installation
  • Expertise in traffic signs, sign structures, and pavement markings
  • Capability to provide traffic markers and related field services
  • Familiarity with state or municipal transportation projects in New Mexico
  • Ability to meet public sector quality and compliance requirements

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