 |
Subscribe / Renew |
 |
Contact Us |
| ► Subscribe to our Free Weekly Newsletter | |
Construction Bids
| home | Welcome, sign in or click here to subscribe. | login |
Construction
 print  email to a friend  reprints add to mydjc |  |
 |
May 20, 2022
Highway/Transportation $5 Million to $15 Million
Photo courtesy of Granite Construction
This concrete rehabilitation project included a stretch of southbound I-5 from milepost 18.28 to milepost 20, just south of Woodland in Clark County.
I-5 SB/E. Fork Lewis River to N. Fork Lewis River Concrete Pavement Rehabilitation
Location: Near Woodland, Clark County
General contractor: Granite Construction
This project rehabilitated a nearly 2-mile stretch of southbound I-5 from milepost 18.28 to milepost 20, just south of Woodland in Clark County. This existing stretch of I-5 is constructed of aged and deteriorating concrete roadway, including cracked and sunken panels that were in dire need of repairs. The scope of work included cracking and seating the existing concrete panels and overlaying lanes and shoulders with hot-mix asphalt, replacing the existing underdrain system, modifying the existing electrical system, installing wetland buffer mitigation improvements, replacing existing guardrail and high-tension cable barrier, and replacing pavement markings. The goal of this $5.7 million project was to extend the life of the roadway, provide a smoother surface and safer ride for drivers, and reduce the need for costly emergency repairs and maintenance work.
Other Stories:
- Grand Award: Construction
Highway/Transportation $15 Million To $50 Million - Construction Manager Less Than 100,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor, Highway/Civil Less Than 500,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor, Highway/Civil More Than 500,000 Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor Under 100,000 Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor 100,000 to 500,000 Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor 500,000 to 1 Million Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor More Than 2 Million Worker Hours
- General Contractor Under 150,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor 150,000 to 250,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor 250,000 to 500,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor 1 Million to 1.5 Million Worker Hours
- General Contractor More Than 1.5 Million Worker Hours
- Rising Star Award
- Brian Salsgiver Safety Professional Of The Year
- Project Manager Of The Year
- Heavy/Industrial under $5 Million
- Highway/Transportation over $50 Million
- Grand Award: Safety
Construction Manager more than 250K hours - Excellence In Innovation
- Public Building $2 Million to $5 Million
- Public Building $5 Million to $20 Million
- AGC/Moss Adams Community Service Award
- Champion Of Diversity Award
- Public Building $20 Million to $50 Million
- Public Building more than $100 Million
- Private Building $5 Million to $20 Million
- Private Building $50 Million to $100 Million
- Private Building $20 Million to $50 Million
- Private Building more than $100 Million
- Tenant Improvement less than $5 Million
- Tenant Improvement more than $5 Million
- Highway/Transportation under $5 Million
- Superintendent Of The Year