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Transportation and Infrastructure

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0 active membersNext meeting Aug 5, 2026Last meeting Jul 29, 20263 summaries in 30d

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Jul 29, 2026

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Denver

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Consent items approved

Published Jul 22, 2026

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Briefing

Jul 22, 2026

Consent items approved

The committee did not meet; it approved five transportation-related consent items, including four two-year extensions for on-call land surveying contracts and two agreements tied to Denver International Airport and 4347 Airport Way.

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Briefing

Jul 15, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure meeting summary

The committee heard a briefing on Safe Routes to School and Denver Moves Everyone, and approved four consent items covering a subdivision plat, a $5.7 million reservoir and golf course project, a five-year airport vending agreement with a minimum annual guarantee of $1,468,784, and a $25 million airport engineering contract, plus a $879,733.12 purchase order for airport maintenance tractors.

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Briefing

Jul 8, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure approvals

Council approved a $45.5 million construction contract to renovate Loretto Heights Theater and two $1.025 million on-call wayfinding design contracts for Denver International Airport.

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Briefing

Jul 1, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure meeting summary

The committee heard a briefing on the Vamos Bike Network and approved a series of consent items, most of them tied to Denver International Airport. The approvals covered food and retail concessions, airport service contracts, vehicle purchases, elevator and escalator maintenance, and an electrification project for solid waste trucks.

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Briefing

Jun 24, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure meeting summary

Committee met at City & County Building (room 391) with Chair Shontel Lewis. The committee used a consent agenda and approved four items: a $4.5M citywide ADA concrete repairs contract, a lease amendment with Alaska Airlines at Denver International Airport, an $550K recycled materials management contract for DEN, and a $4.17M garage door/maintenance contract for DEN.

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Briefing

Jun 17, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure meeting summary

The committee approved a 10-year concession agreement at Denver International Airport and authorized several construction contracts for street medians, concrete panel repairs, and Morrison Road improvements. A proclamation supporting Front Range passenger rail special-event stations was presented to the committee. A correction dedicating two city parcels as public right-of-way was also approved.

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Briefing

Jun 10, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure meeting summary

Committee did not meet for discussion; a consent agenda was approved. Approved items: two city-owned parcels dedicated as public alleys in Council District 1; a $4,000,000 equipment rental agreement for refuse trucks; a $1,047,556 CDOT grant for a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon and ADA evaluation at Quebec St. & E 4th Ave (Council District 5); and amendments increasing master purchase orders for Denver International Airport supplies and components.

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Briefing

Jun 3, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure meeting summary

The committee postponed a proposed 10-year concession agreement with JCDecaux at Denver International Airport and approved several consent items: a $3.42M contract to replace deficient sidewalks citywide, a $964,000 contract to assess the Welton Street Corridor, and a revocable right-of-way permit for a small building encroachment at 661 N. Williams Street. The committee also received a briefing on the Front Range Passenger Rail.

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Briefing

May 27, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure meeting summary

Committee did not meet; a consent agenda was approved. Major actions include a $1,000,000 intergovernmental grant for citywide traffic-reduction and demand-management projects, three five-year $50,000,000 contracts for project delivery support at Denver International Airport, and multiple lease or lease-amendment approvals at the airport including a facility lease for mobility assistance services.

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Briefing

May 20, 2026

Committee approves $79.6M DIA security contract, multiple airport engineering contracts, microgrid grant, ROW actions, and street maintenance

At the May 20, 2026 Transportation and Infrastructure Committee meeting (Chair Shontel Lewis absent; eight members noted present), members approved a $79,553,656.26 security contract for Denver International Airport, heard the DOTI 2026 workplan briefing, approved a $2,666,667 DOLA grant for a high school microgrid, dedicated multiple right-of-way parcels, authorized street maintenance and procurement actions, and approved multiple $8M on-call design contracts for airport infrastructure.

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Briefing

May 13, 2026

Transportation & Infrastructure Committee (May 13, 2026) — Committee not meeting; consent agenda approved

The Transportation and Infrastructure committee did not hold a formal meeting; a consent agenda was included and all listed resolutions were approved by consent. Actions include intergovernmental and grant agreements, contract amendments and new contracts for traffic signal maintenance and infrastructure, airport parking and telecom services, an encroachment permit, and citywide ADA concrete repairs.

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Briefing

May 6, 2026

Transportation & Infrastructure committee approves consent items including right-of-way dedications, contract amendments, and airport procurements; hears DIA 2026 workplan

Meeting on 2026-05-06 heard a Denver International Airport 2026 Workplan briefing and approved by consent six resolutions covering right-of-way dedications, contract amendments for design/construction and community solar, a construction contract increase and extension, and a master purchase order for airport HVAC filters.

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Briefing

Apr 29, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure Committee minutes — April 29, 2026

Committee met at the City & County Building (room 391). Attendance: Present 6 (Flynn, Hinds, Sandoval, Lewis, Romero Campbell, Watson); Absent 3 (Alvidrez, Gilmore, Kashmann). Council Bill 26-0565 (amending D.R.M.C. Chapter 10, Article XIV, High-Performance Existing Buildings Program, Sections 10-400 through 10-408) was approved for filing (Aye 4, Nay 0, Absent 3). A briefing by Xcel Energy on wildfire mitigation was heard. Consent resolutions approved: a five-year contract with ATIS Elevator Inspections for $985,875 and an amendment to a DHL Express lease to reflect relocation of the Satellite Badging Office at Denver International Airport (no change to agreement length).

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Briefing

Apr 22, 2026

Committee not meeting; four consent resolutions approved by consent

At the April 22, 2026 Transportation and Infrastructure committee meeting (committee not meeting; consent agenda included), Council Resolutions 26-0517, 26-0522, 26-0523, and 26-0524 were approved by consent. Actions authorize a storm system construction contract (Tennessee & Oneida Phase 3), dedication of a parcel as North Irving Street right-of-way, a multi-year parking lot maintenance contract for 61st & Pena Station, and a master purchase order for Knaq hardware/software/support at Denver International Airport.

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Briefing

Apr 15, 2026

Committee approves 3-year Veo license and a block of contract amendments for on-call and construction services

The Denver City Council Transportation and Infrastructure Committee met April 15, 2026 (City & County Building, room 391). Attendance: 6 present (Alvidrez, Flynn, Hinds, Kashmann, Sandoval, Lewis); 1 absent (Gilmore). The committee approved a three-year license with VEORIDE INC. dba Veo to operate the citywide shared bike and scooter program and approved Resolutions 26-0254 through 26-0291 in a block to extend and/or increase multiple on-call professional, technical and large vertical construction contracts citywide. Several consent items related to Denver International Airport and a fire training structure were also approved.

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Briefing

Apr 8, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure committee minutes — consent agenda approvals (April 8, 2026)

Committee did not meet in regular session; a consent agenda was included and approved consisting of multiple contracts and a contract amendment for citywide street treatment, chip seal and concrete repairs, and on-call landside/airport planning and maintenance services at Denver International Airport.

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Briefing

Apr 1, 2026

Transportation & Infrastructure Committee minutes — April 1, 2026: Veo license postponed; multiple consent contracts and right-of-way dedications approved

Committee met April 1, 2026 (1:00 PM). Attendance: Alvidrez, Flynn, Hinds, Kashmann, Sandoval, Lewis, Parady, Watson present; Gilmore absent. Action item 26-0326 (license agreement with VEORIDE INC. dba Veo to operate the citywide Shared Bike and Scooter Program) was postponed to a date certain. Briefing 26-0427 (Denver International Airport Use and Lease Agreements) was presented. Consent approvals included contracts for pipe and manhole rehabilitation (26-0379), traffic signal replacement (26-0381), two on-call airside maintenance contracts for Denver International Airport (26-0394, 26-0395), and two public right-of-way dedications (26-0400, 26-0401).

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Briefing

Mar 25, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure Committee minutes — March 25, 2026: consent agenda approved

The committee did not meet in person; a consent agenda was included and three Council resolutions were approved by consent: a $3,392,223 contract for city building asset assessments, a revocable right-of-way permit for a garage encroachment at 2535 West 35th Avenue (Council District 1), and a $6,900,000 amendment to Triunity, Inc.'s contract for East Colfax BRT Owner's Representative services (new total $24,700,000, extended to 9-30-2028).

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Briefing

Mar 18, 2026

Transportation & Infrastructure Committee (Mar 18, 2026) — Veo license postponed; multiple contract amendments postponed; several right-of-way dedications approved by consent

Denver City Council Transportation and Infrastructure Committee met March 18, 2026 at 1:30 PM in the City & County Building, room 391. Chair: Shontel Lewis; Vice Chair: Chris Hinds. Attendance: Alvidrez, Flynn, Hinds, Kashmann, Sandoval, Lewis, Romero Campbell, Watson (present); Gilmore (absent). Meeting included action items, a block postponement of numerous contract amendments, and consent approvals for land dedications.

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Briefing

Mar 11, 2026

Transportation and Infrastructure Committee minutes — March 11, 2026: committee not meeting; two consent resolutions approved

Committee did not meet; consent agenda approved two contract amendments: (1) Resolution 26-0225 extends Stream Design LLC's contract by 358 days to 4-30-2027 for architecture/landscape/engineering services for a new 13.2-acre park near 47th Avenue and Walden Street (no change to contract capacity); (2) Resolution 26-0234 increases Ryan Herco Co. (dba Denver Industrial Pumps) contract by $2,500,000 to a total of $4,000,000 for inspections, maintenance, and repair services for plumbing pumps, lift stations, check valves, screens and associated equipment at Denver International Airport (no change to contract duration).

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Briefing

Mar 4, 2026

Denver City Council Transportation & Infrastructure Committee approves multiple right-of-way dedications, permits, a lease, and a vehicle purchase (Mar 4, 2026)

Meeting: Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, City & County Building room 391, March 4, 2026 at 1:30 PM. Chair: Shontel Lewis. Attendance: 7 present (Alvidrez, Flynn, Hinds, Kashmann, Sandoval, Lewis, Romero Campbell), 1 absent (Gilmore). A briefing titled "Transportation 101: Neighborhood Streets" (26-0223) was heard. By unanimous consent the committee approved a series of land dedications and easement actions, a revocable permit to allow right-of-way encroachment, a ten-year $10 lease with the USO for space at Denver International Airport, and a $12,229,826 purchase order for fire apparatus to support DFD operations at DEN.

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Briefing

Feb 25, 2026

Consent agenda approved by Transportation and Infrastructure Committee; land dedications and Denver International Airport contracts authorized

The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee did not convene for discussion; the consent agenda was included and all listed items were approved by consent. Actions approved: dedication of City-owned parcels as public right-of-way (public alley and two avenue dedications) in Council Districts 7 and 3; and two contracts supporting operations and infrastructure at Denver International Airport (marketing/communications and design services for AGTS maintenance facility expansion) in Council District 11.

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Briefing

Feb 18, 2026

Transportation & Infrastructure Committee minutes: February 18, 2026

Committee met at City & County Building, room 391 (Chair Shontel Lewis). Members approved the Mississippi Ave Vision Zero safety contract, heard a briefing on the Alameda Lane Repurposing Project, and approved multiple consent contracts and grants for citywide transportation, infrastructure, and utility projects.

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Briefing

Feb 11, 2026

Consent approvals: seven $30M on-call airport construction contracts; public alley dedicated

Committee did not meet; by consent the committee approved seven on-call airside and landside construction contracts at Denver International Airport (each $30,000,000, three years with two one-year options) and dedicated a City-owned parcel as a public alley in Council District 1.

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