Project news

• As of Mar. 26, 2018, construction was underway at 4 locations with 3 sets of temporary signals 24/7.
• N.A. Degerstrom, Inc. of Spokane Valley, WA was the prime contractor with a construction bid of $2,075,571.

Needs & Benefits

The contractor repaired and resurfaced five bridges on US 195, between Steptoe and Plaza.  The work extended the service life of the structure and provides a smooth driving surface.

Timeline

The project was completed in September 2018.

Project news

The westbound Hamilton on-ramp to I-90 is now open to traffic.

There are no longer restrictions for oversized vehicles.

Needs & benefits

This project consists of deck repairs to the I-90, westbound ramp from I-90 to Hamilton Street and SR 290.  These bridges, opened in the early 1970's, cross Third Avenue and Second Avenue just east of downtown Spokane.  The bridge surfaces are in a state of disrepair requiring extensive maintenance.  This project will resurface the bridges providing a smoother roadway.

Project news

Awarded to Pile Contractors, Inc. of Issaquah, WA, with a construction bid of $685,703.

Needs & Benefits

The steep slope adjacent to SR 31 in the vicinity of MP 11.0 has historically had loose material slides that required lengthy highway closures.  This project constructed a soldier-pile debris containment wall to capture the active debris flows.

Timeline

All project work was physically complete on Oct. 12, 2018.

Funding

($ in thousands)

Pre-Existing Funds (PEF): $1,048

Project news

Awarded to CPM Development Corporation/DBA Inland Asphalt of Spokane Valley with a construction bid of $4,046,000.  

Needs & benefits

This project consists of grinding out an existing layer of asphalt on Division Street, Ruby Street and Browne Street, then resurfacing with hot mix asphalt. The job includes some ADA sidewalk ramp improvements and other work.  When completed, the roadway surface will be smooth.

Timeline

All work was completed in October 2018.

Project news

Awarded to Wm. Winkler Company of Spokane with a construction bid of $139,800.

Needs & benefits

Build a cul-de-sac where Pittsburgh Road meets US 2, eliminating access from the residential street to the highway.  Decreases non-residential traffic using the route as a shortcut and traveling next to neighborhood park.

Timeline

Construction was substantially completed on April 27, 2018. The Contractor will be back in October for final seeding.

Overview
Interstate 90 was re-surfaced with Hot Mix Asphalt.

How you benefit

Improves safety
The new surface provides a smooth ride for drivers.

Economic incentive
Re-surfacing preserves the underlying base layers, protecting the public's investment in the highway.