DOT · Agency Code 069

Department of Transportation Contract Opportunities

Federal market intelligence for DOT: budget, buying patterns, recompete signals, and the procurement portals you can't miss.

FY26 Budget
$26.7B
YoY Trend
↑ growing
Pain Points
6 mapped

What DOT buys

Most DOT dollars don't go through open SAM.gov competitions. Here's how the spend actually breaks down:

35%
SAM.gov posted
35%
GSA Schedule
30%
Direct awards

Where DOT posts opportunities

Primary channels: SAM.gov · GSA Schedule.

DOT pain points

What DOT is actively trying to fix — sourced from agency strategic plans, IG reports, and FY26 budget justifications. Map your capabilities to these and you're writing toward an evaluator's actual problem.

  • 1

    Infrastructure modernization and repair

  • 2

    Transportation safety systems

  • 3

    Electric vehicle infrastructure

  • 4

    Aviation safety and modernization

  • 5

    Smart transportation technologies

  • 6

    Supply chain bottleneck analysis - freight flow data systems and port congestion monitoring

FY26 funding priorities

Where the money is moving inside DOT in the current and upcoming fiscal years.

  • $2.8B allocated for FAA's NextGen air traffic control modernization, with contracts for satellite-based navigation systems expected in FY2025-2026.
  • $110B from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for FHWA and FTA highway, bridge, and transit projects, with ongoing grant opportunities for construction and engineering firms through state DOTs.
  • $7.5B National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program funding EV charging station deployment along interstates, with state-administered contracts open for bidding in FY2025.
  • $66B for Amtrak and passenger rail modernization under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, with procurement for rolling stock and infrastructure upgrades ongoing through FY2027.
  • $12.5B Bridge Investment Program targeting structurally deficient bridges, with FHWA grants available for design-build contracts via state partnerships in FY2025-2026.
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