Roadway construction
Coordinate officer requests for active work zones, planned roadway work, and changing project schedules. Identify the work limits, requested hours, traffic-control needs, and the project's on-site contact.
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Traffic Control Officers for Texas Projects
Coordinate officer support around the work zone.
Texas Aegis supports traffic-control officer requests for roadway contractors, construction companies, utilities, and traffic-control contractors across Texas. Discuss your work location, hours, officer needs, barricades, and planned lane closures as part of the project scope.
Service scope
Coverage starts with the assignment.
Traffic assignments depend on the location and planned work. Share the project area, closure or access needs, requested officer count, and shift schedule. Scope, availability, jurisdictional requirements, permits, and traffic-control plans are reviewed for each assignment before service is confirmed.
Utility work and contractor access
Discuss officer support for utility work and traffic movements around the project area. Provide the work window and requested duties so personnel needs and project access requirements can be assessed.
Barricades and lane closures
Include setup and removal needs, cones, barrels, advance warning signs, and barricades in the discussion. Equipment, personnel, lane-closure scope, and availability are confirmed individually for the project.
Recurring project shifts
Request officer counts and hours for a short assignment, repeated shifts, or longer-term roadway and utility work. Confirm schedule changes and the agreed scope before coverage is arranged.
Scope, personnel, scheduling, availability, pricing, and applicable project or jurisdictional requirements are confirmed for the specific assignment. An inquiry does not reserve officers, equipment, or services.
Clear coordination
From project details to confirmed coverage.
Share the work area
Provide the city, address or roadway area, dates, duration, and the hours when work is planned.
Discuss the project scope
Review officer counts, barricade or closure needs, project requirements, and available personnel or equipment.
Confirm the assignment
Confirm scope, schedule, pricing, availability, and applicable requirements before treating the request as arranged coverage.
Where we work
Local project needs. Statewide Texas coverage.
Texas Aegis serves metropolitan and rural locations throughout Texas. San Antonio, Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Houston are among the markets we serve. Share your actual site and requested duties so supported coverage and availability can be reviewed.
San Antonio
Request traffic-control officers for San Antonio roadway, construction, and utility work. Include the specific work area and any barricade, lane-closure, or contractor-access needs.
Austin
Plan Austin roadway and utility officer requests around the actual work window and location. Share recurring shifts, requested officer counts, and the project coordination contact.
Dallas–Fort Worth
For Dallas–Fort Worth traffic-control projects, identify each work area and its shifts. Discuss locations and closure needs individually when coordinating a wider project schedule.
Houston
Coordinate Houston traffic-control officer requests for roadway, construction, and utility assignments. Provide work hours and lane-closure or access details so the requested scope can be reviewed.
These markets are examples of statewide service coverage. Location, supported duties, personnel, and schedule must be confirmed for each request.
Before you request coverage
Questions about traffic control officers.
Can I include barricades and lane closures?
Yes. Describe the personnel, equipment, setup or removal, and closure needs in the project discussion. These services and their availability are confirmed for the specific assignment.
Does a staffing inquiry approve a plan or permit?
No. The inquiry does not approve a traffic-control plan, obtain a permit, or confirm every project requirement. Applicable requirements and the agreed service scope must be reviewed before work is arranged.
Can I request officers for a multi-week utility project?
Yes. Include the estimated duration, requested number of officers, and shift hours in the existing Project Staffing form. Recurring and longer-term coverage is subject to availability and confirmation.
Where can I review the existing barricade information?
The existing homepage includes the Barricades & Lane Closures section. Use the related-service links below to review it or discuss the project directly with Texas Aegis.
Contact Texas Aegis
Tell us what your assignment needs.
Send a planned traffic-control assignment through Request Project Staffing. For general inquiries, additional project details, or equipment questions, use the existing quote form or contact Texas Aegis directly.