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If my product is not on the APL, will ADOT still allow the use of my product?

Yes, unless otherwise specified in the Special Provisions, products not appearing on the Approved Products List at the time of the bid opening may be used if they meet the requirements of the contract documents. Further requirements are found in section 106.14 Approved Products List of the standard specifications.

What if my product is a Proprietary Item or requires a Public Interest Finding?

Proprietary Products and products requiring Public Interest Findings are given a certification by the Group Manager of responsible charge. Please see SUP 01-1 Proprietary Items for further information.

It’s your time to let ADOT know how to plan for the next 5 years

There are two basic kinds of questions ADOT employees get asked all the time: “When are you doing something to improve this highway?” And, “How can I have a say in what projects should be next?”

It turns out that now is the perfect time to get answers to both questions.

What can I do if ADOT does not have a specification for my type of product?

You may market your product directly to contractors who bid on ADOT construction projects. PEP is not involved in this process.
You may request that ADOT develop a specification for the product type by completing a Standards Committee Request.

Greg Byres serves as deputy director/ state engineer for transportation. Supervising the Infrastructure Delivery and Operations Division (IDO), Transportation Systems Management and Operations

Kristine Ward serves as the chief financial officer and deputy director, which oversees Financial Management Services, Budget and Research, Procurement and Information Technology Group. She has been

Floyd Roehrich, Jr., currently serves as deputy director of Business Enterprise for ADOT. He serves as the primary liaison between ADOT and the State Transportation Board, and oversees the

9 March 2023

Northbound SR 143 to close between Broadway Road and University Drive (March 11-13)

PHOENIX-The Arizona Department of Transportation is advising motorists to plan ahead and expect to use detours as northbound SR 143 is closed between Broadway Road and University Drive from 7 p.m

I think my product meets an ADOT specification but it does not have a category on the APL. What can I do to help get my product on the APL?

Please reach out to the APL coordinator, via email [email protected] for adding a category. The department will then determine if the additional category will be added.

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I-40: Willow Creek Bridge #3 Replacement

Project Cost: $10.7 million

The Arizona Department of Transportation is working on a bridge replacement project at the Interstate 40 Willow Creek Bridge #3, between the town of Seligman and the city of Kingman in Mohave County.

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