Georgia Department of Transportation
Infraday-curatedAtlanta, Georgia, United States
Georgia DOT develops and maintains state and federal roadways in Georgia and supports rail, transit, aviation, bicycle and pedestrian programs.
Overview
The Georgia Department of Transportation is the state agency charged with developing and maintaining Georgia’s state and federal roadway network while supporting rail, transit, general aviation, freight, bicycle and pedestrian programs. Georgia DOT plans, designs, procures, constructs, operates and preserves infrastructure through seven engineering districts and statewide program-delivery functions. Its portfolio includes conventional highway and bridge work, design-build projects and major public-private partnerships such as the SR 400 Express Lanes. The FY 2026 State Transportation Improvement Program identifies about $3.323 billion in highway projects, with approximately $6.182 billion programmed across FY 2026–2027.
Infrastructure sectors
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Capabilities & services
Statewide program delivery
Design-build and public-private partnerships
Major mobility programs
Asset management
Research implementation
Local transportation assistance
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Last editorial check: 2026-10-10.
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