Traffic Signs Service
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SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION
The issuing organization seeks a vendor to provide traffic signs service, including flexible white or colored wide-angle retroreflective sheeting, tape, and related materials intended to improve nighttime visibility for traffic control signs and roadside objects.
Required materials include several categories of retroreflective sheeting. Type I consists of medium-intensity retroreflective sheeting commonly identified as engineering grade and typically made with enclosed lens glass-bead material. Type II includes high-intensity retroreflective sheeting, typically encapsulated glass-bead material, including prismatic products. Type III consists of elastomeric high-intensity retroreflective sheeting, typically vinyl microprismatic material used for cone collars and roll-up signs. Type VI includes very-high-intensity retroreflective sheeting with the highest retroreflectivity characteristics at short road distances.
All questions related to the solicitation must be submitted no later than August 3, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 10, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Traffic sign materials supplier with retroreflective sheeting product lines
- Manufacturer or authorized distributor of Type I, II, III, and VI reflective materials
- Experience serving state or local transportation agencies
- Ability to supply materials for traffic control signs, cone collars, and roll-up signs
- Familiarity with roadway visibility and traffic safety product standards
- Regional or national fulfillment capacity for public sector contracts
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