The indicator holder is covered with reflective foils to ensure their perception during day and night.
“The object of the acquisition is the acquisition of road signs, reflective materials, and related gripping systems, without the support of the road signs”, is shown in the tender specifications.
The municipality will acquire 45 types of signs, and most will be for “Stop Prohibited” (848 pieces), followed by pedestrian crossings (400) and pedestrian crossings (388), while at stations the bus will be fitted with 250 new indicators.
Companies interested in providing the devices must submit tenders by mid-December at the latest. After signing the contract, the winning company has four months to deliver the signs.
The new indicators will replace existing ones that are damaged or will be located to sign new traffic conditions approved at the committee meetings (introduction of unique meanings, intersections, parking spaces, pedestrian crossings, speed limitations, traffic lights, special traffic lanes, etc.).
“Some of the replaced road signs will be refurbished as far as possible and reused when and where it is needed,” said Sebastian, City Hall spokeswoman yesterday.