DTPW says ATMS deployment is underway; $200 million contract covers 10-year program
DTPW reported Advanced Traffic Management System deployment began in August, over 140 traffic controllers installed so far, and the $200 million contract (awarded Oct. 2024) will be deployed over five years with a ten-year contract term funded by mobility impact fees.
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The Department of Transportation and Public Works told the Trust that deployment of the Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) began Aug. 3 and has progressed to more than 140 traffic controller installations since deployment began. Assistant Director Frank Ira said the contract—awarded in October 2024 to Horsepower Electric—has a total price of $200,000,000 funded by mobility impact fees.
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