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OKI is a federally mandated organization, funneling approximately $40 million in transportation funds to construction and planning projects throughout its eight-county, three-state region.

EMSM identifies potential mitigation sites for future transportation and development projects. In addition, OKI’s partners and local governments are using it to prioritize where their conservation efforts should be focused.

On behalf of Cincinnati Bulk Terminals, LLC, the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments is seeking “Sealed Bid Proposals” is accepting Statements of Qualifications for professional services to use engineered drawings to properly excavate, form and pour all concrete footers, foundations, and a retaining wall

On behalf of Cincinnati Bulk Terminals, LLC, the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments is seeking “Sealed Bid Proposals” is accepting Statements of Qualifications for professional services, materials and equipment required to run all needed conduit to (a) power motors and lights on a 600-foot conveyor and 300-foot stacker; (b) tie into existing systems; and (c) interlock a new control board.

On behalf of Cincinnati Bulk Terminals, LLC, the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments is seeking “Sealed Bid Proposals” for the fabrication and installation of a conveyor system according to engineered drawings

On behalf of Cincinnati Bulk Terminals, LLC, the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments is seeking “Sealed Bid Proposals” for the purchase and installation of two conveyor belts

Request For Proposal: Professional Services for CBT Material Handler Removal and Installation

Suzanne Parkey, Senior Digital Communications Strategist; Brandon Flessner, GIS Developer; and Travis Miller, Regional Planning Manager, collaborated on the free tool.

Public Comment Opportunity: FY2021-2024 TIP Amendment #9

“These projects will improve mobility and safety for drivers, transit riders, cyclists and pedestrians. And, they will raise the quality of life for our citizens,” said OKI Board President and Clermont County Commissioner David Painter.