Single award · grant

I-5/COLUMBIA River Interstate Bridge - Replacement

Award ID: 693JJ22430000Y001WA0051325

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$26.8M
Total award value

Award 693JJ22430000Y001WA0051325 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Washington ST Department of Transportation, $26.8M obligated, for I-5/COLUMBIA River Interstate Bridge - Replacement. The work is performed in Washington. Source

Description

Project Title: I-5/COLUMBIA River Interstate Bridge - Replacement :::: Project Description: Update the I-5 Bridges (5/1W and 5/1E) and the North Portland Harbor Bridges Over the Columbia River with New Seismically Resilient Bridges. Modify Three Interchanges in Oregon (North Victory Blvd., Marine Dr., and Hayden Island) and Four in Washington (Sr 14, E Mill Plain Blvd., E Fourth Plain Blvd., and SR 500/39TH St.). Add Auxiliary Lanes. Install Toll Facilities and Implement Tolling in Oregon and Washington. Enhance and Extend Bus Rapid Transit (Vine) and Light Rail Transit (Max) Service, Including Over the Two New I-5 Bridges. Construct a Transit Hub That Links the Two. Expand and Upgrade Existing Transit Operations and Maintenance Facilities. Construct New Active Transportation Facilities. The Pe Phase Includes Reevaluating the Purpose and Need, Scope of Work, and the Environmental Permits; Developing a Financial Plan; and Reengaging with Project Stakeholders.

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAIN693JJ22430000Y001WA0051325
Action date—
Period—
Place of performanceWashington →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$26,828,303

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