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MDTA is advancing two contracts to the full Board for Motorola APX 6500 mobile and APX Next portable radios for MDTA Police. Both procurements were run under the Maryland DoIT Radio Communication 2018 Master Contract and Motorola Solutions, Inc. was the sole offeror for each, totaling about $7.67 million in one‑time purchases. The awards lock in Motorola as the radios vendor, but they signal future needs for integration, accessories, maintenance, and related public safety technology.
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$7,672,784Jul 16, 2026MDTA is awarding two multi-year consulting contracts under its Electronic Toll Collection Services program. Rummel, Klepper & Kahl and GFT Infrastructure will provide project management and advisory services for tolling systems at existing and future facilities statewide. The work covers analytics, AI in business systems, payment modalities, RFP/spec development, and construction support, creating follow-on needs for specialized tech and tolling vendors.
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$20,000,000Jun 25, 2026MDTA is contracting for Motorola APX Next portable radios with warranties for MDTA Police through the DoIT 2018 Radio Communication master contract. Motorola Solutions again was the sole offeror, winning a $6.82 million award, about 10% under estimate. The large portable deployment indicates significant needs for device management, training, accessories, and eventual refresh and integration work across police operations.
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$6,820,042Jun 25, 2026MDTA plans a large one-time purchase of Motorola APX Next portable radios with warranties for MDTA Police. The PORFP ran under the DoIT 2018 Radio Communication Master Contract and drew a single response from Motorola Solutions, with an estimated value of about $6.8 million. This sets Motorola as the handheld radio incumbent and signals downstream needs for deployment, training, accessories, lifecycle management, and potential future enhancements such as LTE integration and apps.
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$6,820,042Jun 11, 2026MDTA is executing a contract to purchase Motorola APX 6500 enhanced mobile radios for MDTA Police under the state DoIT radio master contract. Motorola Solutions was the sole offeror at about $853k, slightly below the engineer’s estimate. This award confirms Motorola as the incumbent radio platform, signaling future needs for accessories, maintenance, lifecycle refresh, and integration services.
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$852,742Jun 25, 2026MDTA’s Draft FY 2027-2032 Consolidated Transportation Program totals $8.9 billion, with a $1.1 billion net increase over the prior plan. The draft adds 11 new projects (like Maryland I-Star, Maximo MAS9 implementation, dispatch console replacement, ICC resurfacing, structural repairs, Fort McHenry Tunnel work, and Bay Bridge replacement) plus major changes to 56 active projects and reserves. Approval of the draft CTP sets up a multi-year pipeline of design, construction, IT, and maintenance contracts across MDTA facilities.
Budget Planning
$8,900,000,000Jun 25, 2026MDTA is moving forward with up to $130 million in PFC-backed bonds to finance BWI Airport capital projects and refinance older PFC debt. Projects include design of a new air traffic control tower, baggage claim expansion, connector work, baggage systems, and Concourse B roof and passenger movement modernization. FAA approval for the projects and bonds is expected summer 2026, with bond sale by December 31, 2026, creating upcoming design and construction opportunities.
Grant Funding
$130,000,000Jun 25, 2026The FY 2027-2032 financial forecast shows MDTA modeling the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild with federal reimbursement, insurance, and $2.1 billion in litigation settlement proceeds. Key Bridge cashflows shift toward FY 2028-2029, and interim financings are planned, delaying the need for a systemwide toll increase until no later than FY 2029. This forecast confirms the rebuild will rely heavily on bond and federal funding, creating a long runway for major design-build and construction contracts.
Public Updates
$4,798,920,627Jun 25, 2026MDTA’s FY 2027 final operating budget is set at $473.3 million, a $10.2 million increase over the preliminary request. Drivers include higher insurance, MSP overhead, IT/data processing costs, E-ZPass service center fees, and more spending on studies, consultants, vehicles, police equipment, and fiscal services. This larger operating envelope signals expanding demand for professional services, IT, security, and fleet-related vendors in FY 2027 and beyond.
Budget Planning
$473,300,000Jun 25, 2026MDTA is seeking Board approval of Contract MT-00211657 covering emergency snow removal on the I-95 Express Toll Lanes during Winter Storm Fern in January 2026. The eight‑day contract with Allan Myers MD, Inc. includes supervision, supplies, labor, and equipment totaling about $697,658. Although this work is already completed, it identifies Allan Myers as an emergency maintenance incumbent on I‑95, useful for firms looking at follow‑on winter operations, materials, or equipment support.
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$697,657Jul 16, 2026Explore Howard County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Howard County, Maryland
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Maryland Department of Transportation
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Maryland Department of Emergency Management
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Maryland Dem|governor Emergency Management Advisory Council
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Maryland Dem|cyber Planning Committee
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Howard County Housing Commission
Local Housing Authority
Howard County Public Schools
School57,633 students
Howard County Public Library District
Library District
Howard County
County339,668 pop.
Howard Community College
Higher Ed10,755 students
Fifth District Volunteer Fire Department (howard County Fire & Rescue)
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District of Columbia DOC
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