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ICC Contracts

Mainline Contracts

The ICC will be built in phases, utilizing 5 major Design-Build contracts, A through E (Mainline Contracts). In addition to these substantial opportunities, there are 50 smaller mitigation and stewardship contracts covering approximately 70 separate sites (Mitigation and Stewardship Contracts). The ICC Mainline Contracts will be procured by competitive sealed proposals. Procurement of the Mitigation and Stewardship Contracts will be handled by the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) through its standard procurement process.

Each Mainline Contract will have a DBE goal established. The DBE participation goals and other requirements for each of these contracts are found in the Request for Proposals for the specific contract. Goals also will be developed for the Mitigation and Stewardship Contracts. Only DBEs certified by the Maryland Department of Transportation are eligible to meet participation goals on the ICC project.

For complete project information, including specifics about construction sequencing for the entire ICC project, click here

For information about Contract A, click here. The construction resulting from Contract A will provide a connection from I-270/I-370 to MD 97 (Georgia Avenue).

Design-Build Team information

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Goal

For information about Contract B, click here. The construction resulting from Contract B will provide a connection from MD 97 (Georgia Avenue) to US 29 (Colesville Road).

For information about Contract C, click here. The construction resulting from Contract C will provide a connection from US 29 (Colesville Road) to I-95.

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Goal

For information about Contract D, click here. Contract D will result in the construction of collector-distributor roads along I-95.

For information about Contract E, click here. The construction resulting from Contract E will provide a connection from I-95 to US 1

Examples of DBE contract opportunities on the 5 Mainline Contracts include, but are not limited to:

  • Design and design support services
  • Geotechnical drilling
  • supplemental geotechnical investigations
  • utility coordination
  • surveying and other preliminary engineering
  • quality control as defined in the Contract)
  • public information
  • environmental compliance activities
  • Mainline, ramp, and cross road pavement installation
  • Utility relocations
  • Bridges
  • Retaining walls
  • Earth berms and noise walls
  • Drainage facilities
  • Landscaping

Mitigation and Stewardship Contracts

In addition to the 5 Mainline Design-Build Contracts, there will be approximately 50 smaller contracts (covering 70 separate sites) that will provide for Environmental Mitigation and Stewardship. These contracts, which will be design-bid-build, will provide excellent construction and design contract and subcontract opportunities for DBE participation on the ICC project. Each of the Environmental Mitigation and Stewardship contracts may have specific DBE goals.

Examples of contract opportunities on the Mitigation and Stewardship Contracts include, but are not limited to:

  • Design and design support services
  • Geotechnical drilling
  • supplemental geotechnical investigations
  • utility coordination
  • surveying and other preliminary engineering
  • permitting
  • quality control (as defined in the Contract)
  • public information
  • environmental compliance activities<
  • Wetland creation and associated planting
  • Landscaping
  • Erosion and sediment control
  • Reforestation
  • Sidewalks, curbs and gutters
  • Pedestrian and bicycle paths
  • Stream restoration



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