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Accessible Pedestrian Signals

Last edit date: 1/17/2025

General:

Products on this Authorized Material List have been evaluated and found acceptable for use on California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) projects, provided the products are used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Products on this list are subject to additional Job Control testing during construction or installation.

Supplier Name and Location Product Descriptions Expiration
Date		BABA Act Information*
PedSafety, A Campbell Company - Boise, ID Guardian Wave FS 912 APS (PN 501-0821C/511) 1/2028Unconfirmed
Pelco Products Incorporated - Edmond, OK IntelliCrossTM Touch Free APS System SE-2900-CA-TF-P(ax) Expired on 5/2025Unconfirmed
Pelco Products Incorporated - Edmond, OK Retrofit Cover Kit (APS intelliCross User Access w/Touch Free PCB Board, ABS), SE-2544-P(ax) Expired on 5/2025Unconfirmed
Polara Enterprises - Greenville, TX iDS39R(x1)(x2)(x3)-CA³ 2/2028Unconfirmed

Notes:

  1. The information contained herein, shall not be used for advertising purposes, nor is it an endorsement by Caltrans.
  2. Instructions on how material is placed on the Authorized Material List can be found in the Authorization Criteria for Accessible Pedestrian Signals.
  3. Lower case “xx” denotes respective product customization options:
    1. x1: N,B
    2. x2: 0,1
    3. x3: B, G, Y
  4. Lower case "ax" denotes respective product customization options:
    • a1: 01

Caltrans contact: Daniel Leong, (916) 227-7063, daniel.l.leong@dot.ca.gov

*As attested to by the supplier as of April 14, 2026 per definition in 2 CFR 184 and 23 CFR 635.410. Stakeholders should use this information in conjunction with corresponding Caltrans special provision section 6-1.04 to understand applicable requirement for the project.

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is implementing statutory changes required by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law -Build America, Buy America Act (BABA), as outlined in 2 CFR 184 and 23 CFR 635.410.

https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/construction/cqit/buyam.cfm