RR signals-maint

Active Master agreement Florida Awarded

Contract number
AT302
Awardee
SOUTH CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPRESS
Contracting organization
Department of Transportation

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About this contract

The Florida Department of Transportation Master Agreement AT302 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on signal crossing shelter safety upgrades for railroad infrastructure. The contract specifically enables procurement of pre-wired crossing control shelter installations, including advanced prediction type circuitry, flashing light cantilevers, preliminary engineering services, flagging, and construction engineering and inspection (CEI) services. This master agreement provides a comprehensive framework for implementing critical safety enhancements at railroad crossings within Florida's transportation infrastructure.

The master agreement is awarded to South Central Florida Express, with a contract period spanning from April 11, 2025, to December 31, 2035. The contract is structured as a Master Agreement issued by the Florida Department of Transportation, covering railroad signal safety improvements primarily in Palm Beach County. The initial authorized project amount is $467,018.00, to be reimbursed using the Force Account Method, with funding approved for fiscal year 2025. This IDV enables targeted infrastructure improvements with a specific focus on enhancing railroad crossing safety through advanced technological and engineering interventions.

Description

SIGNAL CROSSING SHELTER SAFETY UPGRADES

Files

File Type Posted
CN-550000-AT302-00010000.pdf PDF

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Who holds contract AT302?

Contract AT302 was awarded to SOUTH CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPRESS by Department of Transportation in Florida on May 11, 2025.

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