Business OpportunitiesThe Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority's operations are completed by a small professional staff led by Executive Director, Mike Heiligenstein. As a small, efficient government organization, the Mobility Authority relies on private sector contractors to provide the resources and specialized expertise necessary to implement many projects and programs. The Mobility Authority has implemented Policies that ensure all qualified contractors have an equal opportunity to compete for Mobility Authority contracts. Current opportunities to do business with the Mobility Authority are listed in the table below. The Mobility Authority proudly does business with many Central Texas-based businesses, including those classified as Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE) and Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUB). Click here to view a list of some of the HUB and DBE firms we work with or click here to add your business information to our database. |
MoPac toll lane project finally gaining speed – January 30, 2012 | Long-term transportation funding likely to be delayed – January 25, 2012 | Tolls, taxes and a touching story – January 8, 2012 | 11 key road projects in works for 2012 – January 1, 2012 | Austin traffic congestion still nation's third worst, study says – September 27, 2011 | Virginia can move ahead with I-95 toll plan, feds say – September 20, 2011 | Senate approves FAA, highway funding extensions – September 16, 2011 | Gas tax may be next Tea Party target – August 4, 2011 | Ready for an Obama gas tax break? TxDOT might not be – July 11, 2011 | Austin's next tollway clears final finance hurdle – June 10, 2011 | States push to convert interstate highways into toll roads – June 8, 2011 | Tax on miles driven could be coming – May 28, 2011 | Mopac upgrades may help hike and bikers – May 26, 2011 |