ODOT Commissioners forced to adjust construction plan

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Oct 8
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OK Energy Today October 9, 2025

Construction and Asset Plan rebalancing adjusted due to rising costs

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation released its Federal Fiscal Year 2026–2033 Eight-Year Construction Work Plan Monday, outlining more than 1,200 critically-needed highway and bridge projects across the state valued at more than $7.7 billion.

The Plan is ODOT’s roadmap for addressing safety, pavement and bridge needs across Oklahoma. Each year, the Plan is updated by ODOT’s eight field district engineers, with input from stakeholders and approval by the Oklahoma Transportation Commission.

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Construction and Asset Plan rebalancing adjusted due to rising costs

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