Main Street Crosswalk Art Installation Services
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SUMMARY
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The issuing agency seeks a vendor to provide Main Street crosswalk art installation services in California. The selected contractor will be responsible for graphic design services to ensure the proposed artwork fits appropriately within the designated crosswalk area without compromising the design intent or functionality of the crosswalk.
Scope of work includes decorative sandblasting within designated crosswalk areas, surface power washing prior to stencil layout, installation of one-time-use artwork stenciling, sandblasting of the approved artwork, final paint application using white striping, and traffic control during the work. The vendor will also be required to notify nearby residents and businesses in advance of the upcoming work.
Questions must be submitted no later than July 30, 2026. The contract term will be one year.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 13, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Streetscape or public infrastructure contractor with decorative pavement installation experience
- Graphic design capability for adapting artwork to crosswalk dimensions
- Experience with sandblasting, striping, and surface preparation in roadway environments
- Traffic control expertise for work in active public streets
- Familiarity with public notifications for nearby residents and businesses
- Licensed and insured contractor able to perform municipal roadway or public works projects in California
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