Traffic Management

The City of **Roseville** has approved a **$3.66 million** contract with **Central Valley Engineering & Asphalt Inc.** to widen **Roseville Parkway**. The project aims to alleviate traffic congestion and is set to commence in summer 2026, with funding potentially increasing by an additional **$1.75 million** for enhancements.

Los Alamos County has authorized a **$2.1 million** contract with **Modaxo Traffic Management USA** for an automated speed enforcement program. This initiative signifies growing procurement opportunities in traffic management technologies and community engagement services, alongside a focus on privacy and data security compliance.

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) begins a temporary road diet on Route 113 in Warwick, part of a larger $102.4 million infrastructure initiative. This project focuses on enhancing ADA compliance and pedestrian safety, indicating significant contracting opportunities for companies in construction and civil engineering.

The **Rhode Island Department of Transportation** has commenced in-water construction of the new Washington Bridge, led by **Walsh Construction**. This infrastructure project aims to enhance capacity and improve traffic flow, opening opportunities for contractors in civil construction and engineering sectors.

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation is changing the traffic pattern on Route 1, starting June 12, to support a major bridge reconstruction. This initiative forms part of the RhodeWorks program, indicating increased contracting opportunities in the state’s infrastructure projects.

Connecticut's new law mandates six-month license suspensions for repeated offenses against school bus stop laws. This creates procurement opportunities for enforcement technologies as municipalities prepare for compliance and improved child safety measures.

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 North Carolina Sheriffs' Association has contracted Sitestream to provide automated traffic safety SaaS solutions. This partnership facilitates streamlined procurement for local agencies, enhancing traffic safety measures nationwide while opening avenues for contractors in this growing sector.