Site work and paving for a mixed-use development in Denver, Colorado. Working plans call for site work for a road / highway; for paving for a road / highway; sidewalk / parking lot; sidewalk / parking lot; and water / sewer project.

The Project consists of widening 56th Avenue from Peoria Street to Peña Boulevard to a four-lane typical section while establishing the footprint for an ultimate six-lane typical section. The Project also includes constructing a multi-use path along the north side of 56th Avenue, including connections to the neighborhood bike lanes and the trail system at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. The four-lane roadway widening of 56th Avenue should be designed to minimize rework when the six-lane section is constructed in the future. Preparing for the ultimate six-lane section includes locating the median, curb and gutter, multi-use path, drainage, signage, lighting, signals, utilities, and other elements in their ultimate locations. The Design-Build Project, funded by the Elevate Denver Bond Program, consists of widening 56th Avenue from Peoria Street to Peña Boulevard to a four-lane typical section while establishing the footprint for an ultimate sixlane typical section. The Project also includes constructing a multi-use path along the north side of 56th Avenue, including connections to the neighborhood bike lanes and the trail system at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. Also included are Uvalda tributary channel improvements, beginning at the northern 56th Avenue right-of-way line and extending upstream one to three blocks. The four-lane roadway widening of 56th Avenue will include medians and 5 traffic signals and should be designed to minimize rework when the six-lane section is constructed in the future. Preparing for the ultimate six-lane section includes locating the median, curb and gutter, multi-use path, drainage, signage, lighting, signals, utilities, and other elements in their final locations. Additionally, the path and greenspace on the south side of the roadway is not able to be revised in the roadway widening efforts. Schedule is of critical importance to the City. The anticipated completion deadline for the Project is calendar year 2023. The work for this contract consists of design and construction of the Project, including roadway, urban design, landscaping and medians, ADA compliance, traffic signals, drainage, tributary channel improvements, geotechnical, utility relocation, environmental, public outreach, and all other final design and construction features