Adaptive Traffic Control System-Grant Funded

Collier County, Florida is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to gather details about commercially available Adaptive Traffic Control (ATC) systems that can be deployed across 13 signalized intersections on three arterial corridors. The county seeks technical, integration, detection, and operational information but explicitly prohibits pricing data at this stage. Responses will inform a potential future formal solicitation for a grant‑funded ATC implementation aimed at reducing congestion, improving mobility, and enhancing safety. • Scope: Adaptive traffic‑signal optimization for 13 intersections, including phase timing, cycle length, offsets, and coordination. • Required details: detection technologies (video, radar, hybrid), integration with existing NEMA TS2 controllers and FDOT standards, emergency‑vehicle preemption and transit‑signal priority, cybersecurity, cloud/on‑prem deployment options, and maintenance/operations plans. • Deliverables: Transmittal letter, comprehensive system description, architecture, deployment experience, implementation schedule, O&M plan, and future‑capability suggestions (AI, connected vehicles, etc.). • Submission: Electronic via Collier County’s OpenGov procurement portal by October 12, 2026. No pricing required. • Follow‑up: County may issue a formal solicitation (RFP/RFQ) based on the information collected.