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Oct 28, 2026
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is seeking to establish a five-year Contract for the purchase of televisions and compatible mounts on an as-needed basis.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
TDOT is seeking mowing and litter-removal services on I-24 in Coffee, Grundy, Hamilton, and Marion counties. The contract covers 69.970 miles and includes 5,871 acres of mowing and 420 linear miles of litter removal. The contract is to be completed by March 31, 2028.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
The contract covers removal and disposal of litter (360.000 L.M.) and mowing (3,261 acres) on various State Routes in Giles County. It is TDOT Call No. 019, Contract CN263704, covering projects 28SVAR-M3-006 and 28SVAR-M3-007. The stated completion deadline is on or before March 31, 2028.
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City
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Nashville
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Davidson
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505 Deaderick St #700
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(615) 741-2848
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37243
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tennessee Department of Transportation
The board meeting focused on the competitive procurement process for the I-24 Southeast Corridor choice lanes project. The board received updates on the Transportation Modernization Act, which facilitated new infrastructure funding and delivery models. A major focus was the review and selection of a best-value proposal for a 50-year public-private partnership to design, build, finance, operate, and maintain the corridor. The board evaluated multiple proposals, ultimately identifying the 'Drive TN' proposal as the best value due to its technical solutions, financial backing, and commitment to project enhancements, including connectivity improvements and reduced community impacts. Additionally, the meeting included discussion on the formation of the Tennessee Strategic Transportation Accountability Council to provide oversight for the project's financial outcomes.
The board discussed the I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes Project, including updates on NEPA concurrence, project procurement, stakeholder engagement, financial plans, and construction impact mitigation. Additionally, the board approved procedures for managing unpaid user fees, detailing collection schedules and penalties, as well as a framework for designating habitual violators subject to registration suspension.
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The board received a comprehensive update from TDOT on the I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes Project, covering procurement milestones, environmental and design progress, and financial creditworthiness reviews. Key action items approved during the meeting included the establishment of vehicle restrictions for user fee facilities, the adoption of a methodology for setting variable user fees for the I-24 project, and the authorization for further development of the Memphis/West Tennessee Smart Freight Corridor.
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