Transit Signal Priority Design Engineering Services
Overview
Settle Signals
Market intelligence for public sector sales teams
RFP Hunter shows what is open. Settle shows what is forming.
Settle pieces together buyer signals, budgets, contract activity, and the sources your team already monitors. See why an opportunity fits and what to do before the RFP posts.
SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION
A government authority in Lakewood, Washington, is seeking transit signal priority design engineering services for approximately 7.0 miles of its network. The engagement will assess the feasibility and implementation of Transit Signal Prioritization (TSP) upgrades and related transit priority elements, with the goal of developing a detailed design and implementation plan for a fully integrated and upgraded TSP system.
The selected vendor will support a technical advisory committee, collect information on existing traffic and transit conditions, and inventory existing traffic controllers and TSP systems. The work will include preparation of a detailed TSP system design architecture, design specifications, an installation plan, and a system verification plan. The vendor will also develop an operations and maintenance plan covering ongoing performance monitoring, system management, and maintenance. Questions must be submitted by September 14, 2026.
Similar RFPs
Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due October 5, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Transportation engineering firm specializing in transit signal priority and traffic signal systems
- Demonstrated experience designing and implementing integrated TSP upgrades
- Expertise in traffic controller inventories, transit operations, and system verification
- Capability to develop installation, operations, maintenance, and performance monitoring plans
- Strong local or regional experience supporting public-sector transportation agencies
Analysis generated by Settle AI from the source RFP.
RFP Hunter shows what is open. Settle shows what is forming.
Settle pieces together buyer signals, budgets, contract activity, and the sources your team already monitors. See why an opportunity fits and what to do before the RFP posts.