Write Up:

MoDOT oversees facilities across the state with a combined replacement value of $800 million. These facilities include office buildings, maintenance sheds, storage buildings and vehicle wash bays.

Many facilities require functional upgrades, such as improved breakrooms, restrooms and work bays. As of 2026, 56% of MoDOT facilities meet current functional needs.

Beyond functionality, each facility contains systems and components that must be repaired or replaced over time. These include mechanical systems, roofs, flooring and overhead doors. Statewide, MoDOT manages 10,086 individual systems, with 895 currently in need of repair or replacement—approximately 8.87%. The total replacement value of these systems is $177 million, of which $14 million represents systems needing attention.

MoDOT uses Capital Improvement and Capital Asset Preservation strategies to address functional and repair needs. These strategies help balance asset management with operational functionality by allocating resources to extend the useful life of facilities and ensure they continue to meet the needs of employees and the public.

Purpose of the Measure:

This measure tracks the maintenance and functional needs of MoDOT’s facilities. 

Measurement and Data Collection:

Data is collected annually through a review of MoDOT unfunded needs list of facilities and annual facilities inspections tracked in MoDOT's facility management software.