Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Arkansas Department of Transportation.
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Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Procurement of de-icing material spreaders of various capacities and snow plows for the Arkansas Department of Transportation.
Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
This is a vegetation control chemicals supply contract for highway maintenance operations. ARDOT seeks suppliers for various herbicides, surfactants, and drift control agents used in their annual mowing program.
Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Procurement of snowplows and spreaders.
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City
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Little Rock
County
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Pulaski
Phone Number
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(501) 569-2000
Zip Code
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72209
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This document outlines a renewal license agreement for the Bid Express® service between Infotech and the Arkansas Department of Transportation. The agreement, valid from August 13, 2025, to August 12, 2026, grants the Agency the right to use the service for an annual fee of $23,625.00. It includes an order form and a comprehensive Software as a Service and License Agreement detailing terms for service access, agency and Infotech obligations, intellectual property rights, and termination clauses.
This contract documents the annual purchase of Bid Express service from Info Tech, Inc. (DBA Infotech) by the Arkansas Department of Transportation for an annual fee of $14,500. The service commenced on August 16, 2022, and is set to expire on August 15, 2023, with terms for annual renewal. The agreement is formalized through an order form and a subsequent purchase order.
This document is an order form for the Arkansas Department of Transportation to subscribe to Infotech's Bid Express service. The annual fee for the service is $16,875. The service commenced on August 13, 2021, upon submission of the signed order form, and is set to renew annually.
This is an annual order form for the Bid Express Service provided by Infotech to the Arkansas Department of Transportation's Equipment and Procurement Division. The service costs an annual fee of $16,875 and automatically renews. Use of the service commences upon the submission of the signed order form dated February 11, 2023, and the initial term is one year.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Arkansas Department of Transportation
The Commission addressed various policy and operational matters, including the adoption of policies for remote meeting attendance and the use of electronic signatures for Minute Orders. Key approvals included participation in AASHTO technical programs, the statewide aerial imagery project for 2027-2033, and a pooled fund study for geotechnical site characterization. The Commission also authorized the development of a transit tracking and reporting system, the acquisition of property for the Central Office Complex, and the purchase of truck- and trailer-mounted attenuators for work zones. Additionally, right-of-way releases and safety improvements were approved, and the Commission reviewed the proposed Appropriations Budget for State Fiscal Years 2027-2029 for submission to the Joint Budget Committee.
The commission reviewed and approved several minute orders, including a ten-year facilities master plan, various property acquisitions and land transfers, highway safety improvements, and bridge naming designations. Financial reports provided an analysis of revenues and expenses for the first two months of fiscal year 2027, alongside discussions regarding the impact of Executive Order 2615 on the use of dyed diesel. Additionally, legislative updates covered preparations for the upcoming state general assembly session and concerns regarding federal transportation funding and authorization, specifically related to the bridge formula program and electric vehicle infrastructure.
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The meeting included an executive session for the director's annual performance evaluation and the review of several minute orders. Key discussion items involved land surplus designations, authorization for safety improvement projects at railroad crossings, the development of a manufacturing facility mega site, and various modifications to the state highway system, including road numbering and transfers. Additionally, the commission received reports on federal and state legislative appropriations, the status of transportation funding legislation, and updates on successful bid lettings for multiple highway construction and resurfacing projects.
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