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CDOT is procuring consultant services for planning work on the East 60th Avenue Multimodal Connections Study between Brighton Boulevard and Vasquez Boulevard. The study is intended to develop multimodal solutions that reconnect communities currently separated by high-speed highway and railroad infrastructure. CDOT describes public engagement and development of engineered solutions as project goals.
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Dec 3, 2026
The project is in CDOT Region 1 in Arapahoe County and covers US 285 from MP 258.3 to 263.18. Work consists of stone matrix asphalt resurfacing, ADA ramp improvements, and bridge deck maintenance. The project is scheduled for bid letting on December 3, 2026, with solicitation documents provided through the CDOT B2G system.
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Denver
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Denver
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2829 W Howard Pl
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(303) 757-9011
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80204
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This contract outlines the agreement between the State of Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and Fluxx Labs, Inc. for the provision and implementation of a Grants Management System (GMS). The system aims to centralize and automate CDOT's grant lifecycle management processes, from application to closeout, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and compliance. The contract has an initial term with a value of $1,139,202.00, and includes options for four additional one-year extensions. Key aspects cover system design, configuration, data migration, testing, training, deployment, and ongoing support, along with detailed technical requirements, performance metrics, and terms and conditions for information technology and SaaS.
This purchase order (PO# 411044691) from Colorado Dept of Transportation, Office of Information Technology, procures the renewal of Anaplan Model Builder user licenses from Carahsoft Technology Corporation for $90,807.57. The effective period for these services is from June 1, 2026, to May 31, 2027.
This document is an Option Letter (21-HAA-ZA-00030-M0003) from the State of Colorado's High Performance Transportation Enterprise to Oracle America, Inc., modifying an existing contract (21-HAA-ZA-00030). The letter updates the total contract funds to $1,144,438.44, with an overall performance beginning date of August 28, 2020. An attached Oracle Services Order (Attachment A) details specific Aconex services for $2,323.44, with a service period from February 23, 2022, to February 23, 2023, effectively extending the overall contract's service coverage to this later date. The Option Letter's validity is contingent on State Controller approval.
This contract formalizes an agreement between the State of Colorado's High Performance Transportation Enterprise (HPTE) and Oracle America, Inc. for a software solution. Oracle will provide Aconex Platform services for construction document management to HPTE, facilitating real-time collaboration and integration with existing State applications. The initial service period is from September 1, 2020, to August 31, 2021, at a cost of $572,808. The contract includes options for up to four additional one-year extensions, potentially bringing the total contract value to $2,864,035 over five years. T&Cs are provided.
This document is Option Letter #5, extending an existing contract (Routing # 21-HAA-ZA-00030-M0007) for Aconex platform services between Oracle America, Inc. and CDoT High Performance Transportation Enterprise. This option extends services from September 1, 2024, to August 27, 2025, for a fee of $103,108.90. The overall "Total Contract Funds" for the entire contract, including all previous options and the initial term, is updated to $2,003,139.29.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Colorado Department of Transportation
The meeting addressed public comments concerning labor negotiations, staffing levels, and employee retention within the Department of Transportation. Commissioners provided reports on a recent regional tour, highlighting the Transportation Technology Center and historic transportation infrastructure. Operational updates included milestones for the I-25 mobility hub and I-270 environmental impact statements. Discussions also covered traffic safety initiatives, infrastructure improvements for Gun Club Road and the Colorado 133 bridge, and emergency maintenance response efforts for weather-related road closures in Western Colorado. Additionally, the commission recognized significant staff contributions to regional transportation policy and celebrated National Hispanic Heritage Month.
The workshop focused on two main topics: property alienation projects and a budget review. Key discussions regarding property alienation included right-of-way acquisitions for traffic light replacements and highway extensions, involving appraisals and forced acquisition procedures. The budget portion of the session covered year-end processes, the closure of the 26th fiscal year, and proposed budget adjustments for the 27th fiscal year.
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The board meeting covered a wide array of aviation-related reports and industry updates. Key discussions included charitable and youth-focused aviation events such as food airlifts, girls' aviation initiatives, scholarship programs, and 5k runway runs. Operational reports featured updates on remote tower technology, unmanned aircraft community initiatives, and the commemorative air force's historical preservation efforts. Additionally, the board recognized personnel achievements, including an aviation excellence award for the deputy director at Colorado Springs Airport, and discussed infrastructure developments, such as new hangar construction and taxiway funding at Denver International Airport.
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