Permanent Speed Feedback Signs Service
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SUMMARY
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The issuing agency is seeking a vendor to provide permanent speed feedback signs service, including planning and installation of ten permanent speed feedback signs across the agency's jurisdiction.
The project is intended to provide real-time feedback to motorists in identified high-speed areas and school zones in order to deter speeding, which has been identified as a primary cause of motor vehicle crashes on the reservation. The signage solution is expected to use radar feedback technology to improve safety in critical areas.
In addition to speed deterrence, the project will support tribal efforts to collect speed data and assess high-speed locations for future targeted education and enforcement initiatives. The agency is also seeking a permanent signage solution that offers greater durability and cost-effectiveness than temporary portable signs.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 5, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Traffic safety equipment supplier and installer
- Experience with permanent speed feedback or radar-based traffic signage
- Capability to plan and deploy multi-site roadway safety projects
- Familiarity with school zone and high-speed corridor traffic calming solutions
- Experience supporting tribal, municipal, or public sector transportation projects
- Ability to provide durable outdoor infrastructure and speed data collection capabilities
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