MDTA Division of Procurement
The MDTA Division of Procurement is responsible for providing all aspects of the procurement process in support of the MDTA's capital program, operating budget and its Police force. The Division develops, solicits, evaluates, negotiates and awards all construction, architectural/engineering, consultant, service, maintenance, specialized equipment, commodities, information technology and small procurements for MDTA and the MDTA Police.
Doing Business with the State of Maryland
For items not available from state contracts, buyers are encouraged to use the free interactive bidding component of eMaryland Marketplace Advantage (eMMA): https://emma.maryland.gov/. The eMMA website is the gateway to bidding opportunities for commodity, construction, architectural/engineering, facility, maintenance, human services, information technology and related services.
Getting added to the MDTA's Direct Solicitation List
If you would like to receive direct notifications of upcoming projects that match your firm's interests, please send a company profile to mdtaprocurement@mdta.state.md.us.
MDTA Division of Procurement Contact Information:
Donna DiCerbo, CPPO, CPPB, Director
Phone: 410-537-7814
Email: ddicerbo@mdta.state.md.us
Jeff Davis, Deputy Director
Phone: 410-537-7832
Email: jdavis8@mdta.state.md.us
Mailing Address:
Maryland Transportation Authority
Division of Procurement
2310 Broening Highway Baltimore, MD 21224
For General Procurement questions or information, please email: mdtaprocurement@mdta.state.md.us.
Architectural/Engineering and Construction Contracts
The Architectural/Engineering & Construction Section provides all aspects of the procurement process for consultant services, construction and construction related services contracts for the MDTA. The responsibilities include Request for Proposal (RFP) and Invitation to Bid (IFB) development, advertising, pre-proposal meetings and award process.
Bonding Requirements
Bonding Requirements
There are no bonding requirements for Architectural/Engineering contracts. Bonding requirements for Construction Contracts are as follows:
- Bid/Proposal Bond
The MDTA requires that each bid or proposal be accompanied by a bid bond in the amount of at least five percent of the total contract price. - Performance/Payment Bond
The selected contractor is required to submit to the MDTA a Performance and Payment Bond in an amount equal to at least 100 percent of the contract price.
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Architectural/Engineering (A/E) and Construction Contracts |
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Phone Number |
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Abigail Alam |
Procurement Manager I |
410-537-7525 |
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Caprice Griffin |
Lead Procurement Officer II (for Construction) |
410-537-7526 |
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Janet Fleming |
Procurement Officer II |
410-537-7510 |
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Robert Usher |
Procurement Officer II |
410-537-7836 |
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Paul Becker |
Lead Procurement Officer III (for A/E) |
410-537-7831 |
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Mark Berry |
Procurement Officer II |
410-537-1090 |
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Information Technology (IT) Services and IT Commodities Contracts
The Information Technology and Commodities Section provides all aspects of the procurement process for IT services, maintenance, maintenance-related service contracts and IT commodity procurements for the MDTA. Responsibilities include obtaining quotes, Request for Proposal (RFP) and Invitation to Bid (IFB) development, advertising, pre-bid/proposal meetings, bid openings, award process and contract monitoring.
Software and hardware are procured through the Maryland Department of Information Technology (DoIT) statewide master contracts. The master contracts are re-competed every few years.
On DoIT's website, the CATS Plus Master Contract for IT Services link has a tab for open solicitations. You will find dates for pre-proposal meetings that your company can attend to network with many of the Master Contractors and possibly partner with a contractor on one of the task orders as a subcontractor. DoIT's website is where IT bid opportunities for all Maryland agencies are posted.
In addition, the MDTA utilizes DoIT Master Contracts for the procurement of IT commodities. For items being purchased over $15,000 that are not on a DoIT Master Contract, eMMA is utilized for advertisement.
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Information Technology (IT) Services and IT Commodities Contracts |
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Phone Number |
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Margaret Hajiantoni |
Procurement Manager I |
410-537-7812 |
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Jamaal Turner |
Lead Procurement Officer III |
410-537-7833 |
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Khalid Baassiri |
Procurement Officer I |
410-537-7879 |
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Nick Suter |
Procurement Officer I |
410-537-8492 |
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The Services and Maintenance Contracts Section provides all aspects of the procurement process for professional services, facilities/grounds maintenance, maintenance-related service contracts and small procurements for the MDTA. Responsibilities include obtaining quotes, Request for Proposal (RFP) and Invitation to Bid (IFB) development, advertising, pre-bid/proposal meetings, bid openings, award process and contract monitoring.
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Services/Maintenance and Small Procurements Contracts |
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Phone Number |
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Agnes Vadasz |
Procurement Manager I |
410-537-7811 |
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Ruth Carnes |
Lead Procurement Officer III |
410-537-7837 |
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Cathy Pelekakis |
Procurement Officer II |
410-537-7522 |
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Robert Hayes |
Procurement Officer II |
410-537-7527 |
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Greer Siscoe-Hayes |
Procurement Officer II |
410-537-7511 |
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Lynda Warehime |
Procurement Officer II |
410-537-8493 |
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- https://procurement.maryland.gov/
- Login and Register for eMaryland Marketplace Advantage (eMMA)
- State of Maryland Procurement Mission
- Small Business Reserve Program
- Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Program
- Governor’s Office of Small, Minority & Women Business Affairs
- Procurement Forecasting
- Board of Public Works
- Maryland Ethics and Procurement Laws
- How to do Business with the State of Maryland
- COMAR On-Line
- State Finance and Procurement Law
- Department of Labor, Licensing & regulation
- Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) MBE Directory