High Injury Network Streetlight Safety Improvements

City of Hayward

Provide local road safety plan and committed to vision zero by 2050. The city is interested in completing the planning of significant and transformational changes to its high injury network corridors in order to achieve its transportation safety and equity goals. The city intends to develop a high injury network safety plan (plan) that will comprehensively evaluate seven (7) corridors identified in the city's high injury network. The plan will include safety countermeasures, conceptual plans, and cost estimates for each location.

City of Kansas City

Provide and install led street lighting. Work shall include all necessary circuitry devices (cables, conduits, etc), and other items as specified on the plans and documents. Bids will be opened after that time at the same location.

Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs

Providers of recreational services for people who have sustained an acquired brain injury. Recreational services will be provided in group settings throughout the commonwealth. Following an acquired brain injury social isolation, depression, and impaired cognition, reduced endurance and social skills pose significant challenges and can impact overall health. Providing culturally competent, varied, high-interest, and properly adapted recreational services serves multiple purposes and creates positive outcomes for participating individuals and the abi (acquired brain injury) community more generally.