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FY26-DDOT-MOA-Tunnel Operation Contract Management and Oversight

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The District of Columbia Department of Transportation is forecasting a contract for the management and oversight of tunnel operations for fiscal year 2026, aimed at ensuring the safe, efficient, and reliable functioning of critical tunnel infrastructure under its jurisdiction. This initiative will require comprehensive operational oversight including routine maintenance coordination, safety compliance monitoring, emergency response readiness, and performance reporting to uphold public safety and service standards. The contract will likely involve coordination with other municipal agencies and external contractors to maintain infrastructure integrity and minimize disruptions to regional transportation networks. While specific details such as award mechanisms, budget allocations, or eligible vendors have not yet been finalized, the forecast signals an upcoming procurement opportunity focused on professional services related to tunnel system management. Interested parties should prepare to demonstrate expertise in infrastructure operations, regulatory compliance, and performance-based management within urban transit environments. The anticipated posting date of July 23, 2026, suggests a procurement timeline aligned with FY26 planning cycles, and the contract will be managed directly by DDOT under the agency’s transportation infrastructure oversight responsibilities.

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Contract for FY2026 tunnel operations management, oversight, maintenance, safety, and emergency response by DDOT.

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District of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)

NAICS

926120 - Regulation and Administration of Transportation ProgramsView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)
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Tunnel Contract Management and Oversight

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