The solicitation lists a detailed inventory of items (e.g., six camera brackets, cable reels, 3 000 ft of copper #12, 2 000 ft of copper #14, protective gloves, eight pedestrian signal mounts, numerous clevises, messenger wire, connectors, and wire holders). Assuming modest market prices—camera brackets at ~$300 each, cable reels at $200, copper conductors at $0.10–$0.12 per foot, gloves at $30, signal mounts at $50 each, clevises at $10 each, messenger wire at $100 per coil, connectors and wire holders at $5 each—the total material cost falls roughly between $4,000 and $6,000. However, the bid requirements note a contract‑size threshold of $50,000 and the need for a 15 % disadvantaged‑participation plan, implying the actual contract value is likely well above that threshold. A conservative estimate places the contract in the $70,000–$80,000 range to accommodate higher unit costs, logistics, and potential ancillary services. Therefore, a reasonable ball‑park figure is about $75,000.