Contract · State & Local

Carmanah Technologies Corporation's Traffic Products in Florida

Agency: Escambia County - Purchasing
Location: Pensacola, FL
Amount: Amount not listed
Posted: Jul 17, 2026
Set-aside: None (open competition)

Timeline

Posted

Jul 17, 2026
Status

Closing soon

What this contract is for

Agency: Escambia County - Purchasing
Location: Pensacola, FL
Scope: State & Local

APL contract has not yet been established, Transportation and Operations will need to rely on the sole source provider, Temple, Inc., to supply the necessary equipment to continue operations until the new APL has been established. Below is the sole source recommendation as requested. Please be advised that Temple, Inc. is the authorized Preferred Reseller and the sole source for all Carmanah Technologies Corporation’s traffic products in Florida. Temple Inc. has been authorized to provide product training, technical support, sales, warranty, and overall support of the products. Product lines include: - R920 (E, F, G) Mid-Block RRFB - R920-MX (100-400) Mid-Block RRFB - R829 (E, F, G) School Zone Beacon - R829-MX (100-400) School Zone Beacon - R247 (E, F, G) 24/7 Beacons / LED Enhanced Sign - R247-MX (100-400) 24/7 Beacons / LED Enhanced Sign - Speed Check and Speed Check MX (12, 15, and 18) Radar Speed Feedback Sign - Chevron MX (curve warning sign) - R838 Firehall Beacon Controller - SC315-G Mid-Block RRFB

Contract/Solicitation #: EN Carmanah Tech 07-17-2026

Type: Sole Source Advertisement

Department: Purchasing

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