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Connec2DOT Launches New Website

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) announces the launch of the new Connect2DOT website, www.connect2dot.org. Connect2DOT is an innovative program partnership between CDOT and the Colorado Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Network that provides free counseling, training, and online resources for small businesses in the transportation industry.
CDOT Selects Team for US 6 Design-Build Project

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has selected the team of Felsburg Holt & Ullevig (FHU) and Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc. for the US 6 design-build project that will reconstruct 6th Ave. (US 6) from Knox Court to just east of I-25, replace five bridges that are either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete and improve the Federal Boulevard/US 6 interchange. More...
The Eisenhower Tunnel Turns 40!

March 8, 2013, marked the 40th anniversary of the dedication and opening of the Eisenhower Tunnel (westbound bore) at the Eisenhower/Johnson Memorial Tunnel west of Denver, which is the highest vehicle tunnel in the world at 11,155 feet. More...
Pre-Application Form Now Available for RAMP

For those private and public entities looking to partner with CDOT as part of its RAMP program, the Pre-Application form is now available and are due by May 1. For more information about RAMP, the project criteria, and selection process, visit the RAMP website.
TBD Colorado Wants to Hear From You!

TBD Colorado is excited to announce a new public engagement opportunity to gather your feedback and ideas on transportation and education. To participate, visit the new, interactive TBD Colorado website.
CDOT Launches Website for Colorado Bridge Enterprise Projects

CDOT officially launched a new website that will track the status of Colorado’s poor bridges as they are being planned, designed and constructed through the Colorado Bridge Enterprise (CBE).
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