Superstructure replacement (SN 032-0087 / 0086) on IL 47 Over Buchanan St and Armstrong St/CSX RR 0.6 Mi South of US 6 (west) in Morris.
Item: 061
Contract: 66M30
Region/District: 2 / 3
DBE goal: Pending%
VBP goal: Pending%
Federal Project: BRBYEE(657)
Key Routes: FAP 326
Marked Routes: IL 47
Sections: ((111)HB1,HVB1)BR-1
State Jobs: C-93-139-25
Contract specifics:
The work includes removal of existing superstructures, concrete superstructure, structural steel, bridge deck grooving, approach slabs, slope walls, pavement removal, sidewalk removal, curb and gutter removal, tree removal, earth excavation, furnished excavation, trench backfill, seeding, erosion control, aggregate subgrade improvement, subbase granular material, hot-mix asphalt surface course, portland cement concrete pavement, protective coat, welded wire reinforcement, pavement connector, bridge fence railing, elastomeric bearing assemblies, anchor bolts, temporary sheet piling, structural repair of concrete, storm sewers, manholes, inlets, combination concrete curb and gutter, steel plate beam guardrail, traffic barrier terminals, regulated substances pre-construction plan and final report, engineer's field office, mobilization, traffic control and protection, pavement markings, temporary concrete barrier, impact attenuators, sign panels, lighting modifications, conduit, electric cable, luminaires, light pole foundations, and railroad protective liability insurance.
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Source: Illinois Department of Transportation (solicitation 66M30), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.