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IFB No. 26-027, Bus Stop Improvement at US 15-501 and Eastowne Drive

In accordance with the N.C.G.S. § 143-129, through this Invitation For Bid (IFB), GoTriangle seeks to contract with a qualified firm capable of delivering high-quality, cost-effective construction services that support GoTriangle’s mission to provide safe, reliable, and equitable public transportation throughout the region.
The scope of this project includes bus stop and site amenity improvements to existing bus stop location at US 15-501 and Eastowne Drive. The awarded contractor will be responsible for providing all labor, tools, equipment, machinery, and materials necessary to complete the work in full compliance with the contract terms.

Files Procurement

IFB No. 26-027, Bus Stop Improvement at US 15-501 and Eastowne Drive

Additional File

IFB No. 26-027 Exhibit A - Drawings

IFB No. 26-027 Attachment B - Bid Form

Severe Winter Weather Could Impact Transit Service

Large portions of our region are expected to experience severe winter weather beginning this weekend, particularly January 24 and 25, 2026. While accumulation levels of snow or ice are still unknown, and the impact of the storm is in question, it is important for GoTriangle customers to be aware and vigilant – and to prepare.

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Cawley, Huang and McMahon appointed to GoTriangle Board of Trustees

GoTriangle is pleased to announce the appointments of Morrisville Mayor TJ Cawley, Cary Town Council Member Bella Huang, and Chapel Hill Council Member Wes McMahon to the transit agency’s Board of Trustees. Cawley was appointed to represent Wake County; Huang, the Town of Cary; and McMahon, the Town of Chapel Hill. McMahon was sworn in during the Board’s December 17^th meeting while Huang and Cawley will take the oath of office in January.