SEPTA is seeking information from qualified vendors capable of designing, manufacturing, and/or installing communications system upgrades on SEPTA’s B-IV subway cars on the Broad Street Line.
The work covers digital interior displays with wireless remote updates, exterior LED dot-matrix signs, protective sign enclosures, public address speakers inside and outside cars with automatic doors-opening and doors-closing messages, passenger emergency intercoms, operator controllers with real-time location tracking, content management with GTFS-realtime, GTFS, TSDE and TODS integration, door close strobes, and optional professional installation services for the 124-car B-IV fleet, with a phased approach for designing, furnishing and testing.
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