Pedestrian Push Buttons and Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS)

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation's multi-award vehicle for Pedestrian Push Buttons and Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS) provides state and local agencies with comprehensive pedestrian safety equipment. The contract covers a range of critical traffic signal components, including basic pedestrian push buttons, accessible pedestrian signal push button stations with directional capabilities, and central control units. These products are designed to enhance pedestrian safety at intersections by providing tactile and audible guidance for individuals with visual impairments, with specific models addressing different directional and mounting requirements.

The contract is awarded to two prime contractors: TAPCO (Traffic & Parking Control Co., Inc.) and Traffic Control Corporation, both offering products from manufacturers Polara and PedSafety, respectively. The contract's pricing structure includes fixed unit costs for each item, ranging from $106.15 to $2,813.05 per unit, with standard delivery times of approximately 45 business days. While the specific contract period is not fully detailed, the award date is listed as July 10, 2024, indicating a current and active procurement vehicle for Wisconsin governmental entities. The contract utilizes NIGP Code 55089 for Traffic Signals and Electric Equipment, ensuring precise categorization and streamlined procurement processes for authorized users.