as defined in Maine law 23 MRSA § 1801-1804
For fiscal year 2027, the proposed budget will be similar to 2026 and will be paid in November. Specific dollar amounts are subject to legislative approval in the spring of 2026.
The Legislature set the DOT Highway budget in Spring 2025 and LRAP figures were determined shortly thereafter and are available below. These allocations were paid to each municipality in November.
The MaineDOT Interstate Logo Program allows eligible gas, food, lodging, camping and attraction services to rent sign space on the Maine Interstate system to advertise their business. This program is managed by the Maine Department of Transportation. For additional eligibility and application information, please contact MaineDOT at (207) 624-3332.
The Maine Department of Transportation has established the following schedule of rates for Maintenance, Collector Road Improvement and other force account projects, as applicable. The Department is sensitive to the fact that fuel prices may be volatile at times. The Department may revise these rates if fuel prices escalate.
MaineDOT's Contract Procurement Office (CPO) is responsible for development, implementation and oversight of MaineDOT's contractual policies, procedures, and standards. The office provides the Department with prudent contracting practices in the areas of Consultant Contracts, State Administered Municipal Projects, and Professional Services Contracts.
The "Notice to Contractors" for each project will state the prequalification requirements for that project. Bids will be received from any contractor; however, the contract will only be awarded to contractors passing the qualification requirements. Apparent low bidders not prequalified at the time of bid opening can expect a two to three week delay in the award process while their application is processed. They also run the risk of not meeting MaineDOT's prequalification standards.
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