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Nov 19, 2026
The Department of Transportation is procuring the repair of an 8000-gallon elevated vertical storage tank used for asphalt emulsion, which includes replacing the float indicator gauge and associated components. Proposers must be DEP-certified ACVL tank handlers.
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Oct 23, 2026
Dec 10, 2026
The project is a design-build replacement of the existing two-span bridge over Wysox Creek. The work also includes mill and overlay, drainage, guiderail, pavement markings, and other miscellaneous construction. PennDOT’s schedule classifies it as a Bridge Replacement project in Bradford County.
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Oct 23, 2026
Dec 10, 2026
The solicitation covers removal of an existing structure and construction of a replacement precast reinforced concrete box culvert. Associated work includes asphalt paving, a retaining wall, guide rail upgrades, and drainage improvements. The project is on State Route 4004, Section A05, in Centre County, Pennsylvania.
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This ECMS Highway Construction Contract (ID: 109356) details a partial Design-Build project for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Transportation (PennDOT), awarded to Lindy Paving, Inc. and Gulisek Construction LLC. The project encompasses asphalt milling, resurfacing, bridge and culvert preservation, drainage, guide rail, traffic signals, signing, and pavement markings along SR 68, Section B44, in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, extending 7.32 miles. The contract's effective start date is November 16, 2026, with a required completion by November 21, 2028. The total contract value is $19,982,343.27.
This contract details the highway construction for SR 4003, Section 571, in Venango County, Pennsylvania. Awarded to IA Construction Corporation, the project involves approximately 6.10 miles of flexible base replacement, Superpave Asphalt Mixture overlays, guiderail installation, delineators, and pavement markings. The contract value is $2,214,777.77, with work scheduled to commence on November 2, 2026, and be completed by May 5, 2028.
This contract, identified as ECMS Highway Construction Contract 101570, outlines a design-build project for highway construction in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The project involves milling, overlay, base repair, manual patching, curb ramps, pavement markings, and other miscellaneous construction along SR 248, Section 11M, including realignment of Pearl Street and Bushkill Street. The contractor, James D. Morrissey, Inc., is responsible for furnishing materials and performing work for an approximate total of $3,393,803.62. The agreement was made on October 19, 2026, with a completion date no later than November 12, 2027. The document includes detailed special provisions, bid items, and conditions for performance and payment.
This contract, identified as ECMS Highway Construction Contract 117587, is an agreement between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and Commercial Asphalt Supply Inc DBA Shields Asphalt Paving, Inc. The contract, effective from November 2, 2026, to May 5, 2028, covers highway construction including milling and paving with asphalt mixtures, guide rail improvements, rumble strips, seeding, delineation, pavement markings, and raised pavement markers, over approximately 7.24 miles from SR 0062/Segment 0200/Offset 2298 to SR 0062/Segment 0350/1160. The total value of the contract is $3,349,555.00.
This contract, identified as ECMS Highway Construction Contract 115795, is an agreement between JVI Group Inc. (Contractor) and Silver Spring Township of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Cumberland County (Sponsor). The project involves the installation of a 5-foot concrete sidewalk and a 15-foot-wide asphalt multi-use path, including other miscellaneous construction, within Cumberland County. The contract has a total value of $855,817.10, with an anticipated start date of November 9, 2026, and a required completion date of August 9, 2027.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
The Commission discussed several key items including updates on the local bridge bundling pilot program, the status of the Transportation Finance Plan and potential funding legislation, and the impact and repair plans regarding the I-81/Route 22/322 interchange incident. Adjustments to the 2013 Highway and Bridge Twelve Year Program were reviewed and accepted. The modernization of the public involvement process was presented, featuring proposed improvements such as an updated website, online surveys, and modernized outreach tools. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) advancements were demonstrated, including updates to the Decade of Investment website. Additionally, reports were provided on the Transportation Advisory Committee activities, administrative budget updates, safety administration initiatives, and the Public-Private Transportation Partnership Board's ongoing projects.
The commission reviewed adjustments to the 12-Year Transportation Program, including funding changes for the I-83 South Bridge project and federal grant application efforts. Updates were provided on workforce development, the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program, Highway Occupancy Permit process improvements, and updated flood design standards. The meeting also addressed administrative budget reports, Driver and Vehicle Services updates such as CDL testing modifications, and safety initiatives regarding roadway fatalities. Furthermore, the commission reviewed a presentation on District 10-0 engineering projects, corridor improvements, and bridge replacements, alongside reports on Shared Ride Program sustainability and Rail Freight Grant applications.
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The commission discussed budget season and transportation funding, as well as adjustments to the 12-Year Transportation Program involving over 1,600 project changes. Reports were provided on the Transportation Advisory Committee's workforce study, administrative and budget reorganizations, and personnel updates. Key operational topics included the rollout of the Road User Charge, Real ID enforcement, and license plate designs within Driver and Vehicle Services. Highway and Bridge program updates covered bridge maintenance, safety fatalities, winter maintenance budgeting, and the expansion of the electric vehicle charging network. District 11 provided an extensive overview of ongoing and upcoming infrastructure projects, including interchange improvements and maintenance strategies. Additionally, the commission reviewed findings from the 12-Year Program public outreach campaign and associated survey data.
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