The flagged contracts in the U.S. DOT Office of Inspector General's (OIG's) recent Anti-Competitive Bidding and Construction Audit on Federal-Aid Highway Projects were estimated to cost between 5.2% and 10.2% more than comparable potentially competitive contracts, cumulatively totaling $1.19 billion in increased costs. Infotech provides data-driven insights from State, Local, and Tribal Nation Departments of Transportation on how agencies are addressing these challenges throughout the design-bid-build project lifecycle. You’ll leave with actionable next steps to bring back to your agency.

(Gina Merseal, Infotech & JJ VanWinkle, Infotech)