Installation of Commercial Gate - Houlton, Maine
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION › PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE › PBS PROJECT DELIVERY EAST - BRANCH B
Responses are due 2026-09-17, 14:00 (UTC−04:00).
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- Posted
- 2026-08-27
- Response deadline
- 2026-09-17, 14:00 (UTC−04:00)
- Set-aside
- Historically Underutilized Business (HUBZone) Set-Aside (FAR 19.13) (HZC)
- NAICS code
- 236220
- Product/service code
- Z2AA
- Place of performance
- Houlton, ME, 04730, USA
Description
Department of Homeland Security determined the need for an Inbound gate to be installed at the Land Port of Entry located at Houlton Maine. This gate shall be a double arm gate that is 24 feet wide, with a heated operation system to withstand the harsh temperatures of Houlton Maine. The following features need to be included: Traffic light mounted per design and wired in sequence with the gate operations, light up gate arms (green up, red down), safety closer sensor, and gate must have upright lock capabilities. This gate will need to be hard wired to the panel that is on backup power. The gate operation mechanism will need to be a hard wire switch to the CBP officer booth within arms reach of the booth window.
Primary contact
Royce Haughton · [email protected] · 202.701.6943
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