VA Department Of Transportation

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Fiscal Division is a state government agency responsible for maintaining and improving Virginia's transportation infrastructure. As a critical state transportation entity, VDOT provides essential services including highway construction, maintenance, traffic management, and infrastructure development across Virginia. Through federal contract and grant awards, VDOT delivers comprehensive transportation solutions that support both state and federal transportation needs, focusing on highway planning, construction, preservation, and safety improvements.

In terms of federal contract awards, VDOT has demonstrated capabilities in providing electronic toll collection services, specifically through E-ZPASS account and transponder services. For example, VDOT was awarded a $21,200 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Drug Enforcement Administration for FY 2025 HQ motor pool E-ZPASS services, and a $1,500 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Naval Sea Systems Command for electronic toll collection. These contracts are typically not set-aside and involve providing electronic payment and tracking services for federal agencies' transportation and travel needs.

VDOT's federal grant awards predominantly focus on highway infrastructure improvement, transportation safety, and regional development projects. The agency has received numerous Formula Grants from the Federal Highway Administration under the Highway Planning and Construction program, supporting projects such as bridge replacements, road widening, intersection improvements, sidewalk construction, and traffic signal installations. Grant awards range from small projects like $102,514 for sidewalk improvements to larger investments like $25.5 million for commuter parking garage development. These grants cover various assistance types including project and formula grants, with project scopes ranging from pedestrian safety enhancements to major transportation corridor improvements.

VDOT holds a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Naval Sea Systems Command, which provides E-ZPASS accounts and transponders for NAVSEA headquarters, Naval Ordnance Safety and Security Activity, and Aegis Technical Representative. This single-award BPA has a ceiling value of $20,000 and allows for electronic toll collection services through November 29, 2025. The agreement enables quick procurement of E-ZPASS services for official government travel, demonstrating VDOT's capability to provide specialized transportation support services to federal agencies through streamlined contract vehicles.