Type ll Temporary Raised Pavement Markers and Guardrail Delineators
Contract vehicle Wisconsin Awarded
- Contract number
- 510064
- Contracting organization
- Department of Transportation
Vehicle facts
- NIGP codes
- UNSPSC codes
- 46161519 Traffic lane tape
- 46161520 Variable message sign
- 46161524 Traffic flow analyzer
- 46161539 Reverse driving detection and alarm system
- 46161518 Traffic control channelizer drum
- 46161527 Traffic flow sensor
- 46161513 Traffic safety fence
- 46161514 Cats eye road stud
- 46161507 Barrier tapes or chains
- 46161510 Gate barrier systems
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About this vehicle
The Wisconsin Type II Temporary Raised Pavement Markers and Guardrail Delineators state-wide contract provides a comprehensive procurement solution for traffic safety equipment. The vehicle covers a range of critical transportation infrastructure products, including reflectorized buttons, delineators, traffic control devices, and safety markers. Specific items available under this contract include 4"x12" guardrail delineators in multiple configurations (double-sided white, single-sided yellow, and single-sided white), temporary raised pavement markers, traffic lane tape, variable message signs, traffic flow analyzers, and traffic control channelizer drums. These products are designed to enhance road safety, improve visibility, and support effective traffic management across various transportation infrastructure applications.
The contract was awarded by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation on October 16, 2017, with prime contractors including Apex Universal Inc., Lange, and Lightle Enterprises of Ohio, LLC. The vehicle is a cooperative purchasing agreement that extends to Wisconsin municipalities, including counties, cities, villages, towns, school districts, and other public bodies, as well as federally recognized Indian tribes. While specific total contract value was not provided, the contract offers competitive pricing for traffic safety equipment, with bids ranging from $180 to $290 per unit depending on the product type and vendor. The cooperative purchasing arrangement allows municipalities to directly purchase from contractors using the state contract number, with vendors potentially establishing minimum order sizes and delivery specifications. The contract's geographic coverage is statewide, providing a standardized procurement mechanism for Wisconsin's transportation-related entities.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Lightle Supplier Agreement.pdf | ||
| 510064 Bid summary.pdf | ||
| IMG_0002.pdf |
Quick answers
Who manages contract 510064?
Department of Transportation in Wisconsin manages contract 510064, awarded October 16, 2017.
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