PIN 127958.00- MiddlebrookATMS-ConstructionPlans.pdf
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- ITB Middlebrook Pike ATMS Project State and local contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 127958.00
- Issued by
- Tennessee
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The file PIN 127958.00- MiddlebrookATMS-ConstructionPlans.pdf appears to be a construction plans document related to the Middlebrook Pike Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) Project for the City of Tennessee. The project scope involves improving traffic operations along 24 signalized intersections on Middlebrook Pike (State Route 169), extending from the University and College intersection eastward to Western (SR 62) and continuing to Joe Hinton on the western end of the corridor. The construction plans likely detail the technical specifications, roadway modifications, and infrastructure requirements for implementing the advanced traffic management system upgrades.
While specific pricing details are not visible in the provided document, the project represents a significant infrastructure improvement initiative aimed at enhancing traffic flow and transportation efficiency. The project will expand the existing city traffic management infrastructure, potentially involving signal synchronization, technological upgrades, and intersection modifications. The construction plans suggest a comprehensive approach to modernizing the transportation network, with potential implications for traffic congestion reduction, improved safety, and more efficient transportation management along the Middlebrook Pike corridor.
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Other files for this state and local contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| PIN 127958.00 -MiddlebrookATMS-BidBook.pdf | ||
| PIN 127958.00 -MiddlebrookATMS-BidPackage.pdf | ||
| ITB - Middlebrook Pike ATMS Project PIN 127958.00.pdf | ||
| Outside of the Envelope Form.pdf |
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