Description: Project includes roadway, intersection, and multimodal enhancements necessary to support the final lane configurations, operational improvements, and safety features shown in the approved design plans. Work generally consists of pavement resurfacing and widening, installation of curb and gutter, concrete separators, sidewalk and pedestrian facility reconstruction, transit related improvements, driveway adjustments, drainage modifications, grading, and other associated civil construction tasks required to implement the planned intersection geometry.
City · FL, US
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The City seeks bids for safety improvements at four intersections: Bloomington Avenue S. at 35th Street, 36th Street, and Minnehaha Parkway, and 28th Avenue S. at Minnehaha Parkway. Planned work includes traffic-signal upgrades and ADA-compliant pedestrian improvements, plus curb extensions, bike facilities, lighting, and pavement, sidewalk, and utility upgrades. The project is funded by the federal Highway Safety Improvement Program and City funds, with construction staged to maintain pedestrian access using temporary routes.
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