What areas does R&R provide traffic control services in?
We provide traffic control services across Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey. Baltimore and the DC metro represent our highest job density, but we deploy crews region-wide, including for long-duration highway and utility projects.
What makes R&R a qualified traffic control company?
R&R Contracting has operated as a turnkey traffic control company across the Mid-Atlantic since 1992. Our crews are ATSSA certified and OSHA trained, and we hold MBE, WBE, DBE, and SLBE certifications. We manage roughly 30 active jobs per week and maintain a 2,000-plus worker database to meet demand on short notice.
Are R&R's traffic control crews ATSSA certified?
Yes. Every R&R traffic control crew member holds current ATSSA (American Traffic Safety Services Association) certification. Our work zone setups follow MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices) and state DOT standards. We maintain certification records for every worker and can provide documentation for project compliance files.
How fast can R&R deploy a traffic control crew?
Short-notice deployments are standard for our operation. With around 900 active bids per week and a 2,000-plus worker database, we can typically field certified flaggers and MOT equipment within 24 to 48 hours for most Mid-Atlantic locations. Emergency utility work can often be supported same-day.
Is R&R a minority-certified traffic control subcontractor?
Yes. R&R Contracting holds MBE (Minority Business Enterprise), WBE (Women-Owned Business Enterprise), DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise), and SLBE (Small Local Business Enterprise) certifications. This qualifies us for government and DOT projects that require certified subcontractor participation.


