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https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/news/2024/01/12/st-louis-downtown-developments-up-9-percent.html Compton Ave. Bridge Replacement Developer: City of St. Louis Project description: reconstructing the Compton Avenue Bridge, located between Spruce Street and Chouteau Avenue Project start: 2022 Cost of project: $20M ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ As of February 22, 2022, the city council approved this project last week. Design is underway. A schedule for bidding and construction has not been released but construction is scheduled to begin late 2022. Closed solicitation has been included below for reference. The City of St. Louis, Board of Public Service, is seeking Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from firms interested in providing professional engineering services for a bridge replacement project. The project encompasses multiple City blocks of Compton Avenue, from Chouteau Avenue to Spruce Street. It includes: 1. The complete removal and replacement of the structure and approaches of the Compton Avenue Bridge over Mill Creek railroad tracks. 2. Street improvements to Compton Ave, including pedestrian/bicycle facilities and intersection improvements, from Chouteau Ave to Spruce St. Compton Avenue is a minor arterial route that serves as a critical link from south city to midtown across the Mill Creek railroad tracks, providing neighborhood access to I-64/US-40, St. Louis University, Harris Stowe University, and the downtown business district. The bridge also provides direct connections to existing and future bicycle routes identified in the Gateway Bike Plan. The total estimated cost of improvements is $14,500,000.00. Of this cost, $2,500,000.00 is estimated for design services, including planning, preliminary engineering design, right of way acquisition, and construction engineering services, and is funded through local funds and the Transportation Improvements Program (TIP) as a Surface Transportation Program Sub Allocated Project under STP-5451(602). Construction, construction management, and testing services are estimated at $12,000,000.00 and will require additional funding. The City anticipates applying for construction funding in 2021. SCOPE OF IMPROVEMENTS The project will provide for the complete removal and replacement of the Compton Bridge over Mill Creek, and roadway improvements of Compton Ave from Chouteau Ave to Spruce St, as defined in the project's TIP Application, a length of approximately 0.41 miles. Proposed improvements include, but are not limited to, the following: o An initial assessment of two potential lane configurations, one incorporating two northbound and two southbound vehicular lanes and one incorporating two northbound and one southbound vehicular lanes, and a cost/benefit analysis comparing the two options. The analysis shall compare traffic flow for both regular and peak event traffic of the three lane vs. four lane configuration, as well as an estimate of the impacts the Page 4 of 9 additional structure/roadway width would have on right of way acquisition and construction costs. The analysis will be shared with local stakeholders and the City will determine a final lane configuration. o The complete removal and reconstruction of the Compton Bridge over Mill Creek. The length of the new bridge shall be limited to what is necessary to meet minimum clearance requirements of the railroad tracks and service roads. An approved retaining wall system shall be installed to support the approach roadway in order to match the grades of the bridge structure to the grades of the Chouteau and Spruce intersections. o The project will include the removal of the existing street lighting, and the installation of new, energy-efficient LED roadway lighting. The new lighting design must provide minimum illumination levels as required by the City of St. Louis Lighting Division. The Consultant shall provide a photometric model to validate the design. New lighting substations shall be installed as required. o Pedestrian and bicycle improvements may include, but are not limited to, sidewalks on both sides of Compton; new roundings; new and/or enhanced crosswalk markings; pedestrian heads and pushbuttons at the Compton/Chouteau and Compton/Spruce intersections; curb extensions and/or pedestrian refuges at the intersections; and other appropriate calming measures. All pedestrian facilities and improvements shall be ADAcompliant. o Bicycle improvements to include, but are not limited to, dedicated northbound and southbound bike lanes separated from vehicular traffic via a raised buffer median; bicycle street and intersection markings, and other improvements as needed to provide connectivity to existing and future bicycle facilities.