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DOT Construction Bids

As of September 25, 2026, the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) has 5 open construction and design solicitations in the City Record — 4 with a fixed deadline and 1 rolling prequalified list. Over the past 12 months it posted 18 construction solicitations, most often as competitive sealed proposals (13). In the same period it awarded 36 construction contracts worth $1.44B.

Next deadline: 84126B0007-84126MBTR741 Retrofit of Signalized Intersections to Incorporate Accessible Pedestrian Signals, due Sep 30, 2026, 11:00 AM.

Open now
5
Closing within 7 days
2
Posted, last 12 months
18
Awarded, last 12 months
$1.4B

Open DOT Opportunities

Who DOT Hired Lately

Most recent construction awards, from the City's Recent Contract Awards records.

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Common Questions

How many DOT construction bids are open?
As of September 25, 2026, the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) has 5 open construction and design solicitations in the City Record — 4 with a fixed deadline and 1 rolling prequalified list. Over the past 12 months it posted 18 construction solicitations, most often as competitive sealed proposals (13). In the same period it awarded 36 construction contracts worth $1.44B.
How do I bid on DOT construction contracts?
Find the solicitation in PASSPort, the City's procurement portal, by its PIN; get the bid documents from the address or portal the notice names; attend any pre-bid conference it lists (some are mandatory); and submit before the due date and time. Each opportunity page here lists those details as DOT filed them.

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Methodology

Open solicitations and bid history come from the City's "Current Solicitations" dataset, filtered to DOT's Construction/Construction Services and Construction Related Services notices; open means the due date hasn't passed. Re-postings of the same list are merged in the open count but counted individually in the 12-month history, which is how the agency filed them. Award figures are from the City's "Recent Contract Awards" dataset over the trailing 12 months. Confirm every date in PASSPort or with the agency before relying on it.