Washington State Department of Transportation

Washington State Department of Transportation

Close: Feb 13, 2026

Kraemer-Scarsella Joint Venture (KSJV) is soliciting subcontractor and supplier bids for a Progressive Design-Build contract to deliver the SR 167 I-5 to SR 161 (Phase 2b) New Expressway Project, part of the Puget Sound Gateway Program. The procurement covers multiple construction scopes including roadway, bridges, ITS, utility relocation, and environmental mitigation; construction is scheduled to begin in 2026 with the corridor opening targeted for 2029. The posting lists an estimated project value of $500M–$1B, was posted on 2026-01-22, and has a response deadline of 2026-02-13.

Washington State Department of Transportation

Close: Feb 25, 2026

WSDOT is soliciting bids for a Public Works contract to construct two elevated structures and associated infrastructure on the North Spokane Corridor between Alki Avenue and Mission Avenue, including a partial interchange at Trent Avenue/SR 290. The work includes bridges, a truss system for a shared-use structure, utility improvements, paving, drainage, signing, traffic control, and continuation of the Children of the Sun Trail. A pre‑bid conference is scheduled, and bids will be opened after 11:00 a.m. on bid day.

Washington State Department of Transportation

Close: Feb 19, 2026

WSDOT is soliciting bids for a public works contract to install a virtual weigh‑in‑motion system on I‑90 eastbound in North Bend, King County. The work includes pavement grinding, fog sealing, guardrail, delineation, temporary traffic control, and related tasks over 25 working days. The opportunity is advertised with plans/specs available via WSDOT’s contract archive and a public bid opening after 11:00 a.m. on the due date.

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This document details the Special Provisions for a Subterranean Monitoring Devices Permit issued by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) to a GRANTEE. The permit outlines comprehensive responsibilities for the GRANTEE, covering all phases from pre-construction to project completion, including adherence to WSDOT standards, environmental compliance, traffic control, and insurance requirements. The GRANTEE is explicitly responsible for all associated costs and liabilities, while WSDOT maintains oversight and retains rights for inspection, modification, and potential termination.

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This agreement formalizes a partnership between the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and an unnamed AGENCY. WSDOT will provide various land acquisition and relocation services, including impact studies, appraisals, property acquisition, relocation assistance, and property management, as requested by the AGENCY. All specific work will be executed through individual Task Assignments, each requiring an agreed-upon budget and schedule. The AGENCY will reimburse WSDOT for all direct and indirect costs associated with these services. The agreement is effective for five years from its date of execution.

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This agreement is between the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and an unnamed Entity, where WSDOT agrees to perform work assisting the Entity with a superload or building/house move. The Entity is responsible for obtaining permits and paying WSDOT's estimated costs in advance, with provisions for adjusting payments based on actual costs (reimbursement for overages, refunds for balances). The agreement also includes mutual indemnification clauses.