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A government authority in Milpitas, California is seeking a contractor to provide traffic signal maintenance services under separate agreements with the County and the City. The selected contractor will be responsible for furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, tools, transportation, supervision, and incidentals required to support routine maintenance, emergency repairs, inspections, testing, and related traffic signal services.
The scope includes ongoing routine maintenance on a quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis, as well as non-routine extra work and emergency maintenance on an as-needed basis. Required services include quarterly daylight inspections of all traffic signals and related equipment, repair or replacement of traffic signal control devices, warranty service for contractor-supplied equipment, submission of quarterly maintenance reports, and maintenance of detailed inventory records. The contractor must also provide advance notice to the engineer when planned work will require intersection shutdowns or affect traffic.
Additional responsibilities include traffic signal installation repair or modification, testing of traffic signal components under construction, installation or adjustment of traffic signal timing at the engineer's direction, and traffic signal power turn-on activities such as controller cabinet operation, feature testing, diagnostics, and related tasks. The contractor is expected to respond to daytime service requests within two hours on weekdays and within three hours during weekday evenings, weekends, and holidays. The contract term is three years.
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