Traffic Monitoring Equipment/Supplies

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has established a statewide Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contract for traffic monitoring equipment and supplies, designed to support transportation infrastructure needs across Ohio's twelve districts and eighty-eight counties. The contract encompasses a comprehensive range of traffic monitoring technologies, including side-fired radar detectors, traffic counters, AI collection devices, communication equipment, cabinets, poles, solar/charging systems, and batteries. Specific product categories feature advanced technologies from manufacturers such as Wavetronix, Q-Free, Kistler, MioVision, Leetron, IRD, and Rekor AI, covering equipment like Smart Sensor HD systems, traffic counters, weigh-in-motion data loggers, detection systems, and related supplemental power equipment.

Iron Armour LLC has been awarded the contract (DOT17826-1) through a competitive selection process, with a performance period from May 19, 2025, to November 30, 2026. The contract is a multiple-award IDV type, allowing ODOT and potentially other authorized entities to purchase traffic monitoring equipment from various qualified vendors. The procurement covers the entire state of Ohio and focuses on the UNSPSC category 46161500 for traffic control equipment. While no specific total contract value was provided, the government files indicate unit pricing ranges from $215 for simple components to $7,850 for complete sensor packages, offering flexible procurement options for transportation agencies.