The city of Richmond, California, has issued a Request for Bids for a capital improvement project focused on the installation of energy efficient LED streetlights. The project includes the removal of existing high pressure sodium (HPS) streetlights and the installation of approximately 760 LED streetlight luminaires on the city’s roadways. A total of 750 LED cobrahead fixtures and 10 decorative LED fixtures will be installed. The project value is estimated at $1.26 million.
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Helen Vydra Roy
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The group combines a broad spectrum of professional experiences from the worlds of public policy, lighting science, lighting design and development, manufacturing, and technology investment.
Helen Vydra Roy
editor-in-chief, New Streetlights
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