What contracts does Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) award?

Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) awards government contracts across various categories. Browse contract opportunities from this agency.

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What does Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) do?

The Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) is tasked with maintaining, expanding, and modernizing the state’s transportation infrastructure to ensure safe, efficient, and resilient mobility for all residents. Its core mission centers on highway, bridge, and roadway construction and rehabilitation, with strategic priorities focused on pavement preservation, structural integrity of bridges, and targeted infrastructure upgrades across urban and rural corridors. The agency prioritizes long-term asset management through preventive maintenance, resurfacing, and targeted reconstruction projects, often integrating signal improvements, guardrail upgrades, and deck patching to extend service life and enhance safety. Landscaping, signage, and site preparation activities are systematically integrated to support functional and aesthetic standards along transportation corridors. Procurement patterns reveal a heavy emphasis on civil construction services, particularly highway and bridge construction, poured concrete foundation work, and structural steel installation. The agency routinely issues solicitations for pavement treatments, bridge rehabilitation, and related specialty trade contracting, favoring performance-based contracts that specify technical outcomes over prescriptive methods. Contract vehicles are typically open competitive procurements, with no set-asides observed, indicating a focus on technical capability and cost-effectiveness rather than socioeconomic preferences. Primary procurement targets include NAICS 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction), 238110 (Poured Concrete Foundation), and 238120 (Structural Steel Contractors), reflecting a reliance on heavy civil infrastructure specialists. Additional procurement in landscaping, sign manufacturing, and parking lot maintenance supports complementary infrastructure functions. Vendor relationships are built around proven experience in state transportation projects, with preference given to firms possessing expertise in Ohio-specific standards, material specifications, and construction methodologies. The agency operates under the Ohio Department of Transportation as its parent organization, with jurisdiction over statewide transportation infrastructure. It utilizes standard state procurement systems and competitive bidding processes to award construction and engineering services across all 88 counties, ensuring uniform standards and accountability in public works delivery.

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Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction)

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The Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) is tasked with maintaining, expanding, and modernizing the state’s transportation infrastructure to ensure safe, efficient, and resilient mobility for all residents. Its core mission centers on highway, bridge, and roadway construction and rehabilitation, with strategic priorities focused on pavement preservation, structural integrity of bridges, and targeted infrastructure upgrades across urban and rural corridors.

Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction)

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Recent Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) Contracts

SR-164 Culvert Replacement and Roadway Improvements in Salineville, Columbiana County, Ohio

Noise Wall Replacement and Bridge Repairs in Greene, Hamilton, and Butler Counties, Ohio

Chip Sealing and Pavement Repairs on SR-93, SR-541, and SR-658 in Coshocton and Guernsey Counties, Ohio

Chip Sealing on Various Routes in District 4, Portage, Trumbull, and Ashtabula Counties, FY2026

Roadway Widening, Turn Lane Extensions, and Signal Improvements Union Township, Ross County, Ohio

Construction of Roundabout at US Route 22 and Jamison Road, Including Lighting and Related Work

US-224 and OH-534 Resurfacing and Repairs, Including Pavement, Sidewalk, Bridge, and Marking Work in Berlin and Milton Townships, Mahoning County, Ohio

Roadway Widening and Asphalt Reconstruction with Buggy Lanes and Minor Structure Repairs in Savannah, Olivesburg, Weller, and Clear Creek Townships, Ashland and Richland Counties, Ohio

Asphalt Roadway Repair, Resurfacing, and Turn Lane Addition on State Route 73 in Harveysburg and Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio

Roadway Widening, Resurfacing, Culvert Repair, and Traffic Signal Construction in Chardon and Concord Townships, Geauga and Lake Counties, Ohio

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Recent Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) Contracts

SR-164 Culvert Replacement and Roadway Improvements in Salineville, Columbiana County, Ohio

Noise Wall Replacement and Bridge Repairs in Greene, Hamilton, and Butler Counties, Ohio

Chip Sealing and Pavement Repairs on SR-93, SR-541, and SR-658 in Coshocton and Guernsey Counties, Ohio

Chip Sealing on Various Routes in District 4, Portage, Trumbull, and Ashtabula Counties, FY2026

Roadway Widening, Turn Lane Extensions, and Signal Improvements Union Township, Ross County, Ohio

Construction of Roundabout at US Route 22 and Jamison Road, Including Lighting and Related Work

US-224 and OH-534 Resurfacing and Repairs, Including Pavement, Sidewalk, Bridge, and Marking Work in Berlin and Milton Townships, Mahoning County, Ohio

Roadway Widening and Asphalt Reconstruction with Buggy Lanes and Minor Structure Repairs in Savannah, Olivesburg, Weller, and Clear Creek Townships, Ashland and Richland Counties, Ohio

Asphalt Roadway Repair, Resurfacing, and Turn Lane Addition on State Route 73 in Harveysburg and Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio

Roadway Widening, Resurfacing, Culvert Repair, and Traffic Signal Construction in Chardon and Concord Townships, Geauga and Lake Counties, Ohio

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I do business with Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction)?

Who are the top contractors for Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction)?

Where is Ohio Department of Transportation (Construction) located?

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