South Carolina Department of TransportationIssuing agency·South Carolina·via a public procurement portalS-73 (GREAT FALLS HWY.) ROADWAY DEPARTURE MITIGATION
Counties: Chester
SC File No.: 1276610
Project No.: P045403
Completion Date: 6/30/2028
Funding: ST
DBE Goal: 0.00%
Approx. Length: 10.5990 miles
Letting: December 8, 2026 at 2:00 pm
Work includes mobilization, removal of existing guardrail (5,148 linear feet), unclassified excavation (5,896 cubic yards), site and borrow excavation, installation of additional rock for full depth reclamation (8,027 tons), cement-modified recycled base course (179,134 square yards), asphalt paving with intermediate and surface courses, full-depth asphalt patching, milling of existing asphalt pavement (4,500 square yards), asphalt surface treatments, traffic control, permanent construction signs and pavement markings (including thermoplastic and paint markings totaling hundreds of thousands of linear feet), pavement marking retroreflectivity evaluation, yellow pavement markers and rumble strips (31.690 miles of milled-in rumble strip), reflective sign post panels, drainage pipe installation (18-inch, 24-inch, and 36-inch smooth wall pipe totaling 192 linear feet), concrete collars for pipes, MASH-compliant guardrail end treatments and shoulder treatments, permanent grassing (10.2 acres), and temporary erosion control blankets and sediment tubes.
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