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Sterling Hwy Milepost 45-60: Juneau Creek Bridge

Award ID: 693JJ22630000Y001AK0A33034

FY2023 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-03

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

$34M
Total award value

Award 693JJ22630000Y001AK0A33034 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities, $34M obligated, FY2023 to FY2030, for Sterling Hwy Milepost 45-60: Juneau Creek Bridge. The work is performed in Alaska. Source

Description

Project Title: Sterling Hwy Milepost 45-60: Juneau Creek Bridge :::: Project Description: This Project Will Construct the Juneau Creek Bridge, Bridge No. 1818, and Associated Features, on the Sterling Hwy. Milepost 45-60 Project's New Alignment. This Is Stage 2 of the Project and Is a Child Project of the Overall Parent Project Effort. This Project Implements Section 1303 of the Moving Ahead for Projects in the 21ST Century Act (MAP-21) Authorizing the Use of the Construction Manager/General Contractor (Cm/Gc) Contracting Method. Design Was Completed Under the Project, 0212015/53014 Sterling Highway Milepost 44.5 to 58 (Milepoint 7.6 to 22), Sunrise Inn to Skilak Lake Road Reconstruction. The Project Termini Is Roughly 1000' on Either Side of the Juneau Creek Canyon.

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAIN693JJ22630000Y001AK0A33034
Action date2023
Period75 mo
Place of performanceAlaska →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$34,000,000

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