The
External Civil Rights Division is responsible for administration
of all programs related to non-discrimination, affirmative action,
and equal opportunity, related to MoDOT contracting activities
using federal funds. The primary programs include the Disadvantaged
Business Enterprise, Contract Compliance, On the Job Training, Title
VI Non-discrimination and Commercially Useful Function Programs.
The office resides in the Construction Division with a Civil Rights Specialist in Kansas City and St. Louis.
MoDOT's 2013 Empowerment Conference
Saturday, March 2nd
10am-6pm
Cardinal Ritter Prep High School
701 N. Spring Ave.
St. Louis, MO
~Presentations~
How to Do Business with MoDOT
How to Do Business with the MRCC
MoDOT Disparity/Availability Study Review
MoDOT’s Supportive Service Program
MoDOT's Mentor Protégé Program
Interview Strategies
Highway Safety “Arrive Alive”
~NO REGISTRATION FEE IS REQUIRED~ (click links below to view)
2013 Conference Flyer
Proposed Itinerary
**Availability and Disparity Study Results and Recommendations**
Disparity Study Results
Disparity Study Recommendations
*** Spring/Summer 2012- Newsletter (click here) ***
*ADA Public Notice*
Computer Seminars at Harris Stowe
Click here for additional pre-bid notices on specific projects. Select the appropriate letting date to view possible notices that may be scheduled. Note: All projects may not have a pre-bid conference.
Mentor/Protege Guidelines and Application
Bidding Opportunities with General Services
www.modot.mo.gov/gsbidding
MoDOT General Services solicits bid and proposals for materials, services, supplies, equipment, building construction and building maintenance to support MoDOT's mission. This web page contains the most up to date Non-Roadway and Non-Bridge Construction bidding opportunity information. Does not require DBE Certification.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
Persons who require special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or persons who require translation services (free of charge) should contact the External Civil Rights Office (ECR) at (573) 751-2859. Persons who are Deaf or Hard of hearing may contact ECR through Relay Missouri Services at (800) 735-2966 or 7-1-1 (Toll Free – TTY) at least 3 working days in advance. |