6-2. Cloud-Based TSP Final Design - Plans.pdf

This is a final design plans document for the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority (LAVTA) Cloud-Based Transit Signal Priority (TSP) System Upgrade Project in California. The project encompasses the removal of existing queue-jump and legacy transit priority equipment and the furnishing and installation of new traffic signal controllers, controller cards, firmware, and NTCIP 1211-compliant Transit Signal Priority modules at signalized intersections within the Cities of Livermore, Dublin, and Pleasanton. The scope of work includes electrical, communication, and traffic signal modifications necessary to support the new TSP system, along with field integration, configuration, testing, acceptance, and commissioning of all installed equipment. Additional project requirements encompass traffic control, permitting, utility coordination, construction surveying, and all incidental work required to deliver a fully operational system, with coordination required with LAVTA and the three participating cities throughout construction. All work shall be performed in accordance with contract documents, project plans, applicable agency standards, and all federal, state, and local regulations, with construction activities occurring within public rights-of-way at multiple signalized intersections.

The design plans document provides the technical specifications and construction drawings necessary for qualified contractors to prepare accurate bids for the TSP system upgrade. The plans detail the specific locations of signalized intersections to be modified, equipment specifications, installation requirements, and integration standards for the cloud-based system. Contractors are required to review the complete plans, specifications, and solicitation documents to understand detailed scope requirements, bidding instructions, and project delivery requirements before submitting proposals.