IT Consulting California New Reviewed

Adaptive Transportation Management System Conversion Evaluation

City of Lancaster (CA)

City of Lancaster

Lancaster, California

Posted Nov 5, 2026
Due Dec 8, 2026
AI-based adaptive traffic management ATMS $100K – $500K

About This Opportunity

The City of Lancaster is seeking consulting services to evaluate whether converting its conventional traffic signal timing system to an Adaptive Transportation Management System, including AI-based adaptive traffic management, is feasible and appropriate. The evaluation will assess existing infrastructure and operations, review available technologies, identify potential pilot corridors, analyze costs and benefits, and develop a funding, procurement, and implementation strategy.

This bid is 65% technology related

Contains significant technology components

Why we classified this as tech

The contract is a pre-procurement evaluation rather than system implementation, but it explicitly assesses adaptive traffic management technologies, signal-management capabilities, communications infrastructure, and AI-based solutions. This may interest ITS technology vendors and consultants, though the work is also strongly transportation-engineering focused.

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Deadline: Dec 8, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET

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