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By Jared Atha April 8, 2022 The Oklahoma Transportation Commission awarded nearly $130 million in highway construction projects during its meeting this week in Oklahoma City. As part of the consent docket, the commission approved several programming items for future ODOT projects to install wrong-way countermeasures on rural stretches of I-35 in Northern Oklahoma and I-40 in the western part of the state. These projects are expected to go to bid later this year. Commissioners voted to award 27 contracts totaling more than $130 million to improve highways, roads and bridges in 26 counties. Contracts were awarded for projects in, among others, Beckham, Kiowa, Washita and Woodward counties.
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