Maryland rail station contracts

DOTContractAlert tracks 6 rail station contracts across 1 Maryland DOT region, held by 3 vendors. MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION holds the most (3).

Contracts
6
DOT regions
1
Vendors
3

Maryland rail station contracts ending soonest

Titles and end dates are public. The incumbent vendor, value and source record, where the record has them, are in the paid plans from 18 months before a contract ends, along with alerts before renewals open.

ContractDOT regionEnds
The Project Relocates Two Marc Trainsets From Baltimore Penn Station To Martins Yard To Accommodate The Repurposing Of An Existing Track At Penn Station For Revenue, Intercity, And High-speed Rail Service. This Will Be Achieved By ConstructMaryland rail (FRA federal awards)
The Purpose Of The Project Is To Prepare All Design Development And Project Delivery Documentation Required To Demonstrate The Effectiveness, Feasibility, And Readiness For The Future Construction Of The Penn-camden Connector Project. ThisMaryland rail (FRA federal awards)
1. Award Purpose: The Award Purpose Is To Conduct A Feasibility Study To Evaluate A New Pedestrian And Bicycle Crossing At The Kensington Marc Station In Kensington, Maryland. 2. Activities To Be Performed: Provide A Document Indicating HowMaryland rail (FRA federal awards)
This Project Will Complete Planning, Preliminary Engineering And National Environmental Policy Act (nepa) Environmental Review To Support Futurefinal Design And Construction Of The Bridge. Future Phases Including Construction Of The ProjectMaryland rail (FRA federal awards)
The Existing Baltimore Potomac (b P) Tunnel, Located Beneath West Baltimore, Dates From The Civil War Era. At Over 150 Years Old, IT Is The Oldest Tunnel Along This Section Of The Nec. Because Of Ever Increasing Tunnel Maintenance IssuesMaryland rail (FRA federal awards)

DOT regions with the most rail station contracts

Vendors with the most Maryland rail station contracts

VendorContractsVolume
MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION3$18.4M
NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER CORPORATION2—