Business with WSDOT

Equal opportunity in contracting

Learn about contracting opportunities with WSDOT and how we can help diverse businesses.

Real estate services

Find information on buying WSDOT property, acquiring right of way for projects, wireless leasing, and the programs we have in place if a WSDOT project affects you or your property.

Highway signs

Learn about signs on state highways, such as advertising signs and business logos, political signs, and memorial signs. You can also find out how to join or support our Adopt-a-Highway roadside clean-up program, and about our sign shop if you are from a government agency or department.

Highway access requests & training

Find services for property owners, developers, consulting engineers and local agencies who are planning projects that impact state highways. You'll find tools and resources to help support this process.

Freight & railway business programs

The economic vitality of Washington state requires a strong rail system capable of providing its businesses, ports and farms with competitive access to national and international markets.

Commute Trip Reduction program

We administer the State Commute Trip Reduction Law to reduce carbon emissions and traffic congestion on the state's busiest commute routes. Find information and links to resources for employee transportation coordinators, jurisdiction program administrators and other stakeholders.

Printing services

Find printing, digitization and duplicating services for state and local agencies, consultants and contractors working with the department.

Audit

Find guidance and training on the Indirect Cost Rate review process, information on the Safe Harbor program, information on External Audits with WSDOT, and how to contact the Audit group.

Website advertising

WSDOT offers advertising space on a selection of the agency's most popular web pages and social media, including pages with information on traffic, weather, travel alerts, and mountain passes.

166,800 electric vehicle

registrations in Washington in 2023, up from 114,600 in 2022.

87 wetland compensation sites

actively monitored on 918 acres in 2023.

25,000 safe animal crossings

in the Snoqualmie Pass East Project area since 2014.