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Maryland State Highway Administration purchases totaled $1,539,095,084 in 2017

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Maryland State Highway Administration's biggest purchases in 2017 included $184,013,762 to Baltimore City Director Of Finance, $96,635,051 to Allan Myers Md Inc and $55,880,539 to 404 Corridor Safety Constructors, public records analyzed by Maryland State Wire show.

The Department of Budget and Management publishes all payments made by public agencies in each fiscal year. Vendors include private businesses, local governments, non-profit organizations, and individuals.

Maryland State Highway Administration reported 1,113 purchases in fiscal year 2017, with total purchases reaching $1,539,095,084. The top 20 purchases accounted for 46.7 percent of the agency's total spending that year.

Top 20 Maryland State Highway Administration purchases
Vendor name
Vendor Zip Code
Amount
Baltimore City Director Of Finance
21202
$184,013,762
Allan Myers Md Inc
21047
$96,635,051
404 Corridor Safety Constructors
17408
$55,880,539
Concrete General Inc
20879
$54,157,908
Francis Day Co Inc
20850
$52,902,541
David A Bramble Inc
21620
$27,768,797
C J Miller Llc
21074
$26,839,669
Rummel,klepper & Kahl Llp
21217
$26,351,092
Kci Technologies Inc
21152
$26,134,013
Johnson Mirmiran & Thompson Inc
21030
$24,833,607
P Flanigan & Sons Inc
21218
$17,455,206
Triton Construction Inc
25177
$16,996,055
Bruce & Merrilees Electric Company
16101
$15,295,406
Indam Engineers Inc
21042
$15,013,900
McCormick Taylor Inc
19103
$14,406,704
Corman Construction Inc
20701
$13,716,760
Milani Construction Llc
20020
$12,929,224
Whitman,requardt & Associates Llp
21231
$12,792,230
Gray & Son Inc
21093
$12,235,822
Kibler Construction Company Inc
21048
$12,183,693

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