Capital Projects Manager at North Carolina Department of Transportation
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Posted
Sep 29, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
The solicitation covers the Wake County Maintenance Yard Relocation for the North Carolina Department of Transportation. The project includes site work and new maintenance facilities at the currently undeveloped Poole Road location. Bids are due October 19, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. ET.
Posted
Sep 29, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
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The meeting agenda outlines various topics for the Board of Transportation, including an update on legislative affairs, the TODS program integration, and a ferry tolling update. The board will consider several action items, such as the award of highway construction contracts, engineering services contracts, funds for secondary road improvements, additions and abandonments to the state secondary road system, and public transportation program items. The agenda also includes discussions on North Carolina highway trust funds, specific federal-aid projects, and right of way resolutions.
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The solicitation covers the Wake County Maintenance Yard Relocation for the North Carolina Department of Transportation. The project includes site work and new maintenance facilities at the currently undeveloped Poole Road location. Bids are due October 19, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. ET.
The agenda covers the award of highway construction contracts, contracts for engineering services, and various funds for secondary road improvements, public transportation programs, and strategic transportation investments. Key actions include approval of additions, abandonments, and changes to the state highway system, as well as authorizations for project-specific funding for airport construction, intersection improvements, and maintenance projects across multiple divisions.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation's new strategic plan provides clear direction for the next five years, aiming to create a more reliable transportation system and achieve global leadership in transportation. It is built upon six key priorities: enhancing transportation safety, ensuring workforce safety and readiness, improving program delivery to be on time and on budget, strengthening system reliability and accessibility, maintaining infrastructure health, and advancing digital modernization to improve operations, transparency, and service delivery.
The agenda states that no items will be presented for approval regarding the Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation Program during the scheduled meeting.
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