J02P5600058 Patton Electronics

The Maryland Office of Traffic and Safety is seeking to procure communication devices (Patton units) to support wireless connectivity with traffic signals, as outlined in solicitation J02P5600058. This procurement is designed to enhance real-time communication capabilities for traffic signal systems, enabling remote diagnostics and more efficient response mechanisms during signal failures. The primary deliverables include specialized communication devices that will allow personnel to monitor and diagnose traffic signal issues without physical dispatch, thereby reducing labor costs and improving system responsiveness. The solicitation was posted on October 3, 2025, with proposals due by October 14, 2025, providing potential vendors approximately 11 days to prepare and submit their responses. The key objectives include improving operational efficiency, enhancing system reliability, and ultimately supporting public safety infrastructure. Vendors must demonstrate technical capability to provide communication devices that can integrate seamlessly with existing traffic signal infrastructure and provide robust, reliable wireless connectivity.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly stated in the provided documentation, the procurement appears to be a standard state contract opportunity open to qualified technology and communications equipment vendors. The contract seems focused on acquiring communication devices from Patton Electronics, suggesting potential sole-source or preferred vendor considerations. The procurement's estimated value is not disclosed, but given the critical nature of traffic management infrastructure, the budget is likely to be substantial. The devices will be essential for maintaining continuous communication with traffic signals, which implies a significant investment in public safety technology. Potential vendors should be prepared to demonstrate technical expertise, provide comprehensive product specifications, and show capability for seamless integration with Maryland's existing traffic management systems. The contract appears designed to support statewide traffic safety infrastructure, indicating a potential multi-year or renewable contract structure.