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RIDOT Economic Recovery Program

RIDOT Economic Recovery Tools

 

RIDOT has 50 Economic Recovery projects planned for construction this year, totaling over $138 million, and another 23 projects totaling $112,875. The links below can help you track a project from the start of the bid process through to the construction contract award. Follow a project through the process using its unique Rhode Island Contract Number.

 
Calendar

RIDOT Contract Opportunities
Calendar
  • The RIDOT Contract Opportunities Calendar presents live information, from the RIDOT Project Management Portal. It is updated regularly, and lists all bid opportunities, pre-bid conferences, and bid openings for RIDOT. Projects appearing in a salmon color are bid advertisements; projects appearing in green are bid openings. Economic Recovery projects certified by the Governor are marked with an asterisk. All other projects listed are funded through the RIDOT Capital Improvement Program (the existing program).

    RIDOT plans to advertise as many as eight to 10 projects a week. The calendar provides contractors an opportunity to view the upcoming bidding schedule along with bid deadlines.
  • Contracts Awarded is a listing of contracts which have complete the bid award stage, and are now ready to proceed to construction. For additional information on the bid awards, visit the RI Vendor Information Program (RIVIP).
  • RIDOT Economic Recovery Project Map

New! Interactive ARRA Transportation Project Map

This map was produced jointly by RIDOT and the Office of Economic Recovery and Reinvestment.
Visit their website for additional information.


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Additional Economic Recovery Tools

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U.S. Recovery & Reinvestment
Washington meeting

RIDOT DIRECTOR Michael P. Lewis, fourth from left at table, met with USDOT Director Ray LaHood and transportation officials from across the nation at a February meeting in Washington on stimulus funding for transportation projects. On returning to Rhode Island, Director Lewis said, “We stand ready to put people to work. RIDOT expects to have every dollar spent by the deadline and may even be entitled to more. This could happen if other states can’t allocate all of their funds. Those unspent dollars will be redistributed to states ready to spend them and we will be in a position to spend more if we get more.”