Public Works Electrical Design

Signals and Illumination

From decorative street lighting to freeway interchange reconstruction to athletic fields, Pacific Electrical Contractors possess the experience and equipment to get the job done. We’ve spent years coordinating with public and private agencies to successfully complete many signal and illumination projects. The types of projects we have completed include:

  • Roadway and Outside Area Illumination
  • Traffic Signal Systems
  • Interconnect Systems Including Fiber Optics
  • Traffic Counter and Classification Installation
  • Roadway Weather Info Systems
  • Traffic Video Monitoring and Detection
  • Bridge and Structure Lighting
  • Variable Message Systems
  • State and Local Agency Public Works Projects

 

Depot Street Bridge

Depot Street Bridge

One of the most visible and noteworthy industrial projects in Southern Oregon was replacing the bridge spanning the Rogue River at the junction of I-5 and Depot St. in the city of Rogue River. Pacific Electrical Contractors took on the task of maintaining the operation of all existing illumination systems during the construction period, as well as furnishing and installing all new highway illumination and traffic signal equipment for the new bridge and connecting roadways.

ENGINEER
Bruce V. Johnson, P.E. GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Ross Brothers LOCATION
Rogue River, Oregon YEAR
2005
OIT Softball Field Complex

OIT Softball Field Complex

Sporting a new turf field, bull pens, wrap-around bleachers, press box, and field house with concessions, restrooms, team rooms, this renovation was made possible thanks to the generosity of long-time supporters of Klamath Falls athletic teams. Coach Greg Stillwell says, “Oregon Tech Softball will now be able to reach another level of excellence. I’m overwhelmed thinking about what this new facility will mean to the community.” PEC was proud to be a part of this public works project.

DESIGN / BUILD
Pacific Electrical Contractors MANUFACTURER
Techline Sports Lighting LOCATION
Klamath Falls, Oregon YEAR
2020