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Dec 2, 2026
Currituck County Rest Area Renovation and Addition on US-158 in Popular Branch, NCPOC
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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Grading, Drainage, Paving, and Structure.
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Nov 2, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for curb-ramp and signal work at various locations in Ashe, Surry, and Yadkin counties. The proposal identifies the work as contract DK00507, TIP BN-0031KA. Bids are scheduled to open November 19, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.
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Raleigh
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Wake
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1 S Wilmington St
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(877) 368-4968
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27699-1501
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This document outlines the State of North Carolina Department of Information Technology (DIT) Statewide IT Convenience Contract for Enterprise Electronic Digital Signature Services. It establishes the terms for purchasing these services by state agencies, with an effective period from November 1, 2019, to April 30, 2026, including a six-month renewal option. The contract lists two awarded vendors, CDW Government LLC and Carahsoft Technology Corporation, providing their contact and ordering information. It also details the scope, procurement rules for abnormal quantities, tax exemptions, and transportation charges.
This document is Amendment One to an existing contract (IFB 54-12089843-CM) between the State of North Carolina Department of Transportation and vPrime Tech Inc. The amendment extends the contract term for Smartsheet Advance Platinum Software Licenses and Support for one year, from May 22, 2024, to May 21, 2025, for an amount not to exceed $238,137.61. It also adds a Discovery and Plan Workshop for training and travel, detailed in an attached Statement of Work, for an additional $16,436.00. The total cost for Amendment One is $254,573.61, bringing the cumulative contract total to $337,460.25.
This document is Amendment Two to an existing contract for Smartsheet Advance Platinum software licenses and support. It extends the contract term for an additional 12 months, from May 22, 2025, to May 21, 2026, and outlines new line items for this period, with a total cost for this amendment not exceeding $245,215.06. Upon execution of this amendment, the total cumulative value of the contract, including the original agreement and Amendment One, will not exceed $582,675.31.
Board meetings and strategic plans from North Carolina Department of Transportation
The committee received an update on NCDOT Learning & Leadership Development, covering professional development initiatives, leadership training programs, and the establishment of an Assessment Center. Discussion included the Pathways Leadership Development program pilot results, executive coaching services, and utilization metrics for the Learning Management System and LinkedIn Learning platforms, specifically highlighting popular course content regarding generative AI, cybersecurity, and workplace adaptation.
The committee reviewed and approved funding items for the Integrated Mobility, Rail, and Aviation divisions. Discussions focused on federal grant achievements, safety and capacity improvements, and the efficient distribution of state transit funds. Additionally, the committee received a presentation on the North Carolina Advanced Air Mobility Regional Planning Program and the eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, which highlighted strategies for integrating emerging aviation technologies—such as mobile clinics and disaster response—into the state's transportation network, with a focus on the Greensboro Advanced Air Mobility Readiness Project.
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The board meeting featured a legislative update and discussions on TODS program integration. Significant time was dedicated to the Ferry Tolling Update, resulting in the board passing a resolution requesting the legislature provide additional time to study the system before implementation. The meeting covered recovery efforts regarding Hurricane Helene and recent storm damage in the Outer Banks, as well as an update on aviation technology initiatives like eLIFT-NC. The Secretary presented the agency's refreshed strategic plan, emphasizing priorities such as transportation safety, workforce readiness, and digital modernization. Additionally, the board acted on various items, including the approval of highway construction contracts, engineering service supplements, secondary road improvement projects, and municipal agreements.
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