NW 26th & 101 RRFB

The City of Portland, Oregon, is soliciting bids for installation of a rectangular rapid flashing beacon (RRFB) at NW 26th Street and US 101, with bids due December 17, 2026. The contract documents name the City of Portland as the issuing body, but a companion construction file for the Lincoln City ADA Crossing NE 26th project at the same intersection identifies the City of Lincoln City as project manager, so bidders should confirm the controlling solicitation before pricing.

Scope covers procurement and installation of RRFB equipment, related electrical components, and supporting infrastructure. The companion design file calls for two solar-powered RRFB systems with audible pedestrian pushbuttons, with activation parameters coordinated with ODOT Region 2 Signal Operations. Related work in that file includes curb returns, ADA ramps, truncated dome warning surfaces, a pedestrian refuge island, traffic signal modifications, asphalt pavement restoration, and LED luminaire installation on existing utility poles. Work touches ODOT right-of-way on Highway 101 and requires a Traffic Control Plan or Traffic Pattern Analysis Report before construction, along with utility notification through Oregon's system. The project references the Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction 2024 and ODOT standard drawings. Design documents are dated July 14, 2026, and list Froelich Engineers, Inc. and Global Transportation Engineering as civil engineering and design providers. Funding comes from the City's capital improvement budget or transportation safety funds.

The contract documents, which total 21MB, cover specific item quantities, site visit and bidder conference details, pricing terms, payment conditions, insurance, and bonding. Those details sit in the attached file and were not summarized here.