Why Bay City Engineering
Transportation projects require more than plan production. They require clear coordination, accurate references, consistent quantities, compliant materials, and constructible solutions.
Bay City Engineering focuses on the details that often affect project delivery, including plan sheet consistency, pay item references, local agency preferences, FDOT requirements, equipment compatibility, APL compliance, and construction-phase questions.
Our goal is to provide responsive, practical engineering support that helps project teams reduce rework, resolve comments, and keep projects moving.
FDOT Prequalification Work Types
6.1 — Traffic Engineering Studies
6.2 — Traffic Signal Timing
6.3.1 — Intelligent Transportation Systems Analysis and Design
7.1 — Signing, Pavement Marking, and Channelization
7.2 — Lighting
7.3 — Signalization
Small Business Enterprise (SBE)
Florida Department of Transportation
Hillsborough County Public Works
Pinellas County
Our Services
Traffic Engineering Studies
Signing and Pavement Marking
Traffic Engineering Studies
Bay City Engineering provides traffic engineering support for roadway, intersection, safety, and multimodal transportation projects. Our experience includes public-sector transportation reviews, traffic operations considerations, pedestrian and bicycle accommodations, and coordination with agency standards.
Signalization
Signing and Pavement Marking
Traffic Engineering Studies
We support signalization projects involving traffic signal plans, pedestrian features, detection, cabinet and equipment coordination, timing review, pay item consistency, and constructability considerations.
Signing and Pavement Marking
Signing and Pavement Marking
Signing and Pavement Marking
Bay City Engineering reviews and supports signing and pavement marking plans for consistency with MUTCD, FDOT, and local agency requirements, including sign designation, placement, quantities, pay items, and sheet references.
Lighting
Signing and Pavement Marking
Signing and Pavement Marking
We provide lighting plan review and project support involving retrofit evaluations, safety considerations, service points, pay items, submittals, and coordination with utility and agency requirements.
Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
Maintenance of Traffic / Temporary Traffic Control
Maintenance of Traffic / Temporary Traffic Control
Bay City Engineering supports Intelligent Transportation Systems, or ITS, design for public-sector transportation projects. Our work may include ITS plan review, CCTV camera systems, dynamic message signs, vehicle detection, fiber and communications infrastructure, conduit routing, power coordination, equipment locations, pay items, quantities, and constructability review.
Maintenance of Traffic / Temporary Traffic Control
Maintenance of Traffic / Temporary Traffic Control
Maintenance of Traffic / Temporary Traffic Control
Bay City Engineering supports Maintenance of Traffic, or MOT, design and review for roadway, intersection, resurfacing, utility, and construction projects. Our work focuses on helping project teams safely maintain traffic, pedestrian access, bicycle movements, business access, emergency access, and construction operations during each phase of work.
Plan Review and Quality Control
Maintenance of Traffic / Temporary Traffic Control
Plan Review and Quality Control
Bay City Engineering assists with engineering plan reviews, comment resolution, ERC/RFC review coordination, sheet reference consistency, pay item checks, quantities, and constructability review.
Post Design Services
Maintenance of Traffic / Temporary Traffic Control
Plan Review and Quality Control
We provide post-design services which include shop drawings review for compliancy and quickly respond to any unforeseen conditions that may arise during construction. We provide a hands-on approach which includes construction field reviews versus simply desktop reviews.
Our Approach
Bay City Engineering believes strong engineering support starts with understanding the project, the applicable standards, the agency requirements, and the real-world construction conditions.
Our work is detail-oriented and practical. We look for inconsistencies, missing references, constructability concerns, quantity conflicts, product compliance issues, and design details that may affect project delivery.
We aim to provide comments and recommendations that are clear, specific, and actionable.