AD 28/2026/DICP - Procurement of services for the removal, rectification, and application of vertical traffic signage in the Parishes of the Municipality of Leiria

This tender, referenced as AD 28/2026/DICP, concerns the procurement of services for managing vertical traffic signage across the various parishes within the Municipality of Leiria. The scope of work involves three key activities: the removal of existing, obsolete, or damaged signs; the rectification or repair of signs that are still functional but require maintenance; and the application or installation of new vertical traffic signs. Vertical traffic signs include regulatory signs (e.g., speed limits, stop signs), warning signs (e.g., sharp curve ahead), and informational signs (e.g., street names, directions). The objective is to ensure the proper functioning, safety, and clarity of the road network through effective traffic sign management. This service is crucial for road safety, traffic flow, and compliance with traffic regulations. The tender seeks qualified contractors with experience in road infrastructure maintenance and signage installation. Bidders will need to outline their methodologies for sign assessment, removal, repair, and installation, including adherence to safety standards and traffic management protocols during execution. The contract will likely specify the areas covered, types of signs, quality requirements, and response times for urgent issues.

This is a supplies contract in the construction and civil works, transport and logistics and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Rehabilitation, Network Infrastructure and Traffic Management. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 60,657.

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