ALDOT has 30 projects on its Dec. 4 letting, across 25 counties

The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) had 30 construction projects on its published letting information when this site read it on Nov. 12-13, 2026, with bid opening on Dec. 4. The work is spread across 25 counties; Baldwin County has the most, with 2.

Dec. 4

• Baldwin County (Call 39 (STPAA-HSIP-FMGR-0059(523)), Dec. 4): Micro-Milling, Resurfacing, Guardrail Installation (Steel Blockout Replacement), and Traffic Stripe on SR-59 from the intersection of CR-80 to the Monroe…
• Baldwin County (Call 49 (ATRP2-02-2025-204), Dec. 4): Intersection Improvements (Turn Lane Additions and Traffic Signal Installations) on SR-42 (US-98) at Volanta Avenue in Fairhope (bracket estimate…
• Bibb County (Call 34 (STPAA-FMGR-HSIP-0139(505)), Dec. 4): Safety Scoring, Micro-Milling, Resurfacing (Scrub Seal), Guardrail Installation, and Traffic Stripe on SR-139 from a point 0.780 mile north of the junction of…
• Butler County (Call 58 (ST-007-106-001), Dec. 4): Left and Right Turn Lane Installation (Grading, Drainage, Pavement, and Traffic Stripe) on SR-106 at a point 0.250 mile east of the I-65 Interchange in…
• Clarke County (Call 50 (ATRP2-13-2025-013), Dec. 4): Roadway Improvements (Adding Two-Way Left Turn Lanes) on SR-13 (US-43) at a point near Old Drive In Road (bracket estimate $1,544,077–$1,887,205)
• Coffee County (Call 17 (NH-0167(519)), Dec. 4): Planing, Resurfacing, and Traffic Stripe on SR-167 from the junction of SR-88 to the junction of SR-27 in Enterprise (bracket estimate $1,775,732–$2,170,339)
• Coffee County (Call 51 (ATRP2-16-2026-195), Dec. 4): Traffic Signal Modifications (Traffic Signal Installations with Flashing Beacons and Pedestrian Crosswalk/Flashing Beacons) on SR-88 at Watts Street, Lee…
• DeKalb County (Call 10 (IM-I059(449)), Dec. 4): Pavement Reconstruction (Pavement Removal, Grading, Drainage, and Pavement) on I-59 (Northbound Roadway) from a point 0.500 mile south of the SR-68 Interchange…
• Elmore County (Call 43 (STPMN-2627(250)), Dec. 4): Planing, Resurfacing, and Traffic Stripe on CR-4 (Rifle Range Road) from the junction of CR-8 (Redland Road) to the Chubbehatchee Creek Bridge northeast of…
• Etowah County (Call 55 (RACR-028-759-002), Dec. 4): (bracket estimate $81,254,429–$99,310,969)
• Houston County (Call 18 (NH-0210(512)), Dec. 4): Roadway Improvements (Widening, Resurfacing, Turn Lane Installation, Crossover Removal, and Traffic Stripe) on SR-210 (US-231/Ross Clark Circle) from a point…
• Houston County (Call 20 (NH-FMGR-0001(658)), Dec. 4): Resurfacing (Scrub Seal), Guardrail Installation, and Traffic Stripe on SR-1 (US-231) from the Florida State Line to the intersection of Smithville Road south…
• Jackson County (Call 31 (STPAA-FMGR-0117(514)), Dec. 4): Micro-Milling, Resurfacing, Guardrail Installation, and Traffic Stripe on SR-117 from the intersection of SR-71 to the junction of CR-14 southeast of Stevenson…
• Jackson County (Call 52 (ATRP2-36-2025-445), Dec. 4): Access Management and Interchange Improvements (Grading, Drainage, Pavement, Sign Installation, and Traffic Stripe) on SR-2 (US-72) at Micha Way in Scottsboro…
• Lauderdale County (Call 15 (NH-0013(652)), Dec. 4): Micro-Milling, Resurfacing, and Traffic Stripe on SR-13 (US-43) from a point 0.290 mile north of the junction of SR-2 (US-72) to the junction of SR-64 north of…
• Lawrence County (Call 27 (STPAA-0033(510)), Dec. 4): Micro-Milling, Resurfacing, and Traffic Stripe on SR-33 from a point 0.420 mile south of the junction of CR-9 (Ridge Road) to the junction of SR-36 south of…
• Madison County (Call 11 (IM-I565(323) & IM-I565(321)), Dec. 4): Roadway Improvements (Sign Replacement) on I-565 from the I-65 Interchange to the SR-2 (US-72) Interchange. (bracket estimate $1,495,971–$1,828,409)
• Marshall County (Call 21 (NH-FMGR-0001(659) & ATRP2-48-2025-252), Dec. 4): Micro-Milling, Resurfacing, Guardrail Installation, and Traffic Stripe on SR-1 (US-431) from the junction of Brashers Chapel Road northwest of Albertville to…
• Mobile County (Call 28 (STPAA-0193(512)), Dec. 4): Planing, Resurfacing, and Traffic Stripe on SR-193 from a point north of the Dauphin Island Bridge (MP 3.967) to the junction of Laurendine Road south of…
• Perry County (Call 24 (NH-HSIP-FMGR-0008(617)), Dec. 4): Safety Widening, Planing, Resurfacing (Scrub Seal), Bridge Guardrail Retrofit, Guardrail Installation, and Traffic Stripe on SR-8 (US-80) from the Marengo…
• Pickens County (Call 22 (NH-FMGR-0006(610)), Dec. 4): Micro-Milling, Resurfacing (Scrub Seal), Guardrail Installation, and Traffic Stripe on SR-6 (US-82) from the Mississippi State Line to the junction of Bradshaw…
• Russell County (Call 14 (NH-0001(654)), Dec. 4): Micro-Milling, Resurfacing (Micro-Surfacing Seal Coat, Type II and Type III), and Traffic Stripe on SR-1 (US-431) from the Barbour County Line to the junction…

The remaining 8 projects are in Russell County (1), Shelby County (1), St. Clair County (1), Talladega County (1), Tuscaloosa County (1), Walker County (1), Wilcox County (1) and Winston County (1). All are on our bids page.

Where the projects are

Baldwin County (2), Coffee County (2), Houston County (2), Jackson County (2), Russell County (2), Bibb County (1), Butler County (1) and Clarke County (1) lead the list. Each project links to its county hub on this site, which also lists the contractors based there.

How to bid

ALDOT prequalifies primes through its Bureau of Office Engineer; applications are due at least 14 days before a bid opening and renew yearly. Bids go in electronically through Bid Express with a Digital ID. Since Oct. 1, 2024, an LBGC license is required when the cost of the undertaking is $100,000 or more, for general contractors and subcontractors alike. Public works contracts of $50,000 or more carry a 100% performance bond and a payment bond of at least 50% (Ala. Code § 39-1-1). A claimant must give the surety written notice and wait 45 days before suing, and must sue within one year of final settlement.

Our guides cover each step: how to bid ALDOT work, licensing and lien and bond deadlines.

About this list

This story was built from ALDOT's own published letting information, not from a third-party bid service. Project descriptions are ALDOT's, shortened where they ran long. ALDOT can add, change or withdraw projects before a letting through addenda, so check the agency's documents before you price a job. This site re-reads the source every day and adds new lettings as they appear.