Missouri Department of Transportation

AASHTO Journal - Thu August 30, 2018

Mid-America Transportation Projects Win Big in National Competition

Eight outstanding transportation projects from five mid-America states were honored Aug. 29 in the fourth and final regional America's Transportation Awards competition. The projects were recognized for major achievements, including: engaging small businesses through a “first of its kind” training program; replacing bridges to reconnect communities after major flooding; increasing mobility through a $2 billion overhaul of the most popular Amtrak route in the Midwest; and modernizing an aging freeway to improve safety and economic development....

Omaha Media Group - Wed March 14, 2018

Wednesday Weekly Wrap-Up : March 14, 2018

It is Wednesday Wrap-Up time and just in case you missed it, here is your recap of several popular stories from our site over the past week:Missouri's 100-Year-Old Capitol To See RenovationIf you decide to visit the Missouri Capitol, you will be weave your way through a construction zone while the 100-year-old building undergoes a major renovation....

Eric Olson –CEG Correspondent - Wed February 21, 2018

'Old Man River' to See New Bridge

The mighty Mississippi River has long been regarded as a dividing line between the American East and West. Flowing south from its headwaters in Minnesota, the 2,320-mi.-long river almost splits the country from north to south all the way to the Gulf of Mexico south of New Orleans....

Irwin Rapoport – CEG Correspondent - Tue December 26, 2017

Pace Construction Improves Route 141 at I-44

Pace Construction Company LLC and its partners are making good on the July 15, 2018 delivery date for the Missouri Department of Transportation's (MODOT) $25 million Route 141 at I-44 Improvement Design-Build Project in St....

Irwin Rapoport - Wed August 09, 2017

MoDOT Project to Improve Traffic in St. Louis

KCI Construction Co. crews are fully engaged in the Missouri Department of Transportation's (MoDOT) ongoing $80 million Congressman William “Bill” Clay Sr. bridge, commonly known as the Poplar Street Bridge, project....

Wed May 31, 2017

Missouri, Utah Task Forces to Study Project Funding Needs, Make Recommendations

Both Missouri and Utah are creating new transportation task forces to study their states' project funding needs and make recommendations to legislators on future revenue-raising options. Those panels will get under way at a time when a number of states are boosting transportation funding by raising motor fuel taxes and a range of fees on drivers or vehicle registrations and other efforts that mainly target direct users of the transportation system....