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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Works include approx. 446.300 SY sidewalk; 580 LF of curb and gutter type 2 modified; 1,066 LF of temporary pavement marking tape; 4 EA intersection detection system video.
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Sep 24, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Work includes approx. of 58.3 CY of SP bridge partial removal of deck, backwall, end diaphragms, and wingwalls; 1,670.5 FT of SP bridge 2-tube curb mount rail; 5,614 FT of longitudinal pavement marking - waterborne; 887.5 FT of W-beam guardrail; 200 SF of patch and repair of concrete deck.
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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Provide consultant services to design and construct a pathway and a bicycle/pedestrian bridge to remove a half mile greenbelt detour between 52nd Street and Remington streets in the city of Garden City. The pathway will connect the greenbelt with existing pathways on Plantation Island, approx. 230' upriver from the intersection of the greenbelt and 52nd Street. Services include: Project administration; survey; public involvement; environmental; bridge/roadway design; preliminary design; geotechnical investigation and design; utility coordination and plans; final design; PS&E..
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Boise
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Ada
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8150 W Chinden Blvd
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(208) 334-8000
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This document is Change Order 04 (Amendment No. 5) to the Proprietary Software Maintenance Agreement (CPO01749) between the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) and CGI-AMS Inc. The amendment, effective July 1, 2006, primarily adds Platinum Support and Maintenance Services for AMS Advantage products. The change order includes funding for software deployment changes, additional data processing costs, and specifies maintenance fees for the Platinum Support, totaling $486,000 for July 1, 2006, through June 30, 2007, and another $486,000 for July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. A comprehensive Service Level Agreement details the scope and performance expectations for these Platinum services.
This document is Change Order 03 to Purchase Order CPO01749-03, renewing and amending an existing contract between the Idaho Transportation Department and American Management Systems (now CGI-AMS). The renewal is for one year, from February 2, 2006, to February 1, 2007, for DATA PROCESSING, COMPUTER, AND SOFTWARE SERVICES. The amendment adds $200,000.00 to the contract, bringing the listed total for this change order to $1,823,370.00. However, the total amount is stated to be an estimate and not guaranteed.
This document encompasses various agreements and amendments for data processing, computer, and software services provided by CGI Technologies & Solutions Inc. to the Idaho Transportation Department. It includes Purchase Order CPO01749-10 for $6,888,823.00 covering services from February 2009 to January 2010, Amendment No. 10 extending a software maintenance agreement with period-specific fees until June 2015, and Amendment No. 9 for Managed AMS Advantage Services for an initial value of $384,000, renewable annually. Requisition documents for $1,823,370 covering February 2009 to January 2012 are also included.
This document is an extension and Amendment #9 to Contract CPO01749-08 for data processing, computer, and software services, effective February 1, 2008, and expiring January 31, 2009. The agreement is between the Idaho Transportation Department and CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. (formerly American Management Systems, Inc.). It covers various services including maintenance, software licenses, and managed AMS Advantage services. The total value for the entire contract extension and amendment, as listed on the purchase order, is $4,865,453.00, which includes the specific services outlined in Amendment #9 valued at $464,000. Detailed terms and conditions are provided across several appendices.
This document constitutes Amendment #8 to Contract CPO01749-03 between CGI-AMS, Inc. and the Idaho Transportation Department. The amendment, effective July 1, 2006, adds Managed AMS Advantage Services with an expiration date of February 9, 2008, valued at $551,000. It includes detailed terms, conditions, service level agreements, and fee schedules for the new services. The document also contains a Purchase Order Change Order (CPO01749-05) that consolidates several services, including those from previous amendments, and provides a historical overview of all amendments to the contract.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Idaho Transportation Department
The meeting encompassed several key topics, including a District 6 tour and an open house. Board members received reports on the Safety and Compliance officer's activities, director's monthly report including organizational updates, and the District Engineer's annual report. Zero Fatality and Adopt-A-Highway awards were presented. The Idaho Traffic Safety Commission provided an annual report, and updates were provided on administrative rules and state fiscal year 2026 financial statements. The board reviewed revenue forecasts, proposed the FY28 appropriation request, and discussed various policy revisions, including Traffic Regulation and Employee Commercial Driver's License requirements. Additionally, the Board reviewed the Draft Long Range Transportation Plan, approved several consultant agreements, and authorized funding for the replacement of the Parma Interchange Bridge. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding legal and personnel issues.
The Idaho Transportation Department's 2026-2030 Strategic Highway Safety Plan is a data-driven action plan committed to urgently reducing traffic fatalities and serious injuries on all public roads. The plan organizes its strategies around five core approaches: engineering infrastructure and operational solutions, enhancing emergency response and safety planning, educating on safe behaviors and partnering with law enforcement, engaging communities, and encouraging safe vehicle use. It focuses on eight emphasis areas, including intersections, lane departures, work zones, rural roads, shifting challenging roadway behaviors, local roads, teen drivers, and commercial motor vehicles. The plan's vision is to achieve a future where everyone arrives safely on Idaho's roadways through coordinated efforts and evidence-based interventions.
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The board meeting covered a broad range of transportation-related items, including safety initiatives, administrative rule updates, and financial reports. Key topics included a tour and outreach activities, the approval of consent calendar items such as financial management reports and project additions, and the Adopt-A-Highway program. The board reviewed updates on the Director's and District Engineer's reports, zero fatality awards, and traffic safety commission progress. Specific action items included the approval of revenue forecasts, appropriations, traffic policy revisions, and consultant agreements for infrastructure projects. Additionally, the meeting featured updates on DMV modernization efforts, the Rathdrum Prairie Area Transportation Study, legislative proposals for the upcoming session, and an analysis of construction cost trends and traffic data. An executive session was held to discuss legal and personnel issues.
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