Highway Safety

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced $20 million for FY 2026 projects that create public, real-time data feeds across multi-state highway corridors. The federal share may cover up to 100% of project costs; applications are due within 45 days after NOFO 364263 is published, with selections expected in early 2027.

New York State is launching a significant $39.7 million project to improve pavement on I-95 in Westchester County. This initiative is part of a broader investment strategy, indicating ongoing opportunities for contractors in highway construction and safety infrastructure through 2027.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has awarded Zignego Co. a $45.5 million contract for median reconstruction near Wisconsin Dells. This project involves significant infrastructure upgrades, which signal opportunities for contractors in civil engineering and highway construction.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has awarded a **$2.45 million** contract to Rock Road Companies, Inc. for a critical intersection reconstruction project in Dane County. The initiative aims to improve highway safety while minimizing traffic disruption during construction, presenting potential opportunities for subcontractors in related areas.

The State of Wisconsin has awarded a **$3 million** contract to resurface **nine miles** of Highway 80, focusing on bridge replacements and safety upgrades. Scheduled construction begins May 26, 2026, prompting opportunities for subcontractors in infrastructure and roadway safety sectors.