Site work and paving for a mixed-use development in Indianapolis, Indiana. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; for paving for a road / highway; sidewalk / parking lot; and sidewalk / parking lot.

https://fox59.com/indiana-news/indy-oks-8-million-in-infrastructure-funding/ Indy OKs $8 million in infrastructure funding INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis City-County Council's Public Works Committee unanimously passed a proposal that will inject $8 million into the Supplemental County Income Tax to fund infrastructure improvements throughout the city. In total, $1.1 billion is now allocated to go toward infrastructure projects over the next five years in Indianapolis as part of a larger capital infrastructure plan. "That means better roads and bridges, trails and greenways, and pedestrian infrastructure, all without asking Marion County residents to pay more in taxes," said Mayor Joe Hogsett. The approved Proposal 106 includes $1.5 million dedicated to pedestrian safety improvements such as enhanced sidewalks, crosswalks and curb ramps. Some of the first projects planned as part of the total five-year, $1.1 billion capital improvement plan includes a pavement rehabilitation along Post Road, a two-way conversion of Michigan and New York streets to calm traffic and improve safety and a project improving drainage and rehabbing pavement on North Meridian Street. "The men and women of DPW are working tirelessly during this season to build safer infrastructure for our neighborhoods and keep our roads safe and passable for all users," said Brandon Herget, Director of the Department of Public Works. "I am grateful to the City-County Council's Public Works Committee for unanimously voting in favor of this $8 million investment in our infrastructure." The project is one of several hoping to better transportation across Indianapolis and the state. The Federal Transit Administration recently announced nearly $132 million in transit formula funding with nearly $25 million of the sum heading to Indy. The FTA funding may not be aimed at fixing pothole-ridden roads, but it can be used to help improve public transportation, update city buses, upgrade stations or tracks and help provide service to disabled and elderly riders. "Together, by prioritizing local dollars towards infrastructure projects and through federal grant programs, we are finding more ways to help Indianapolis streets better reflect the value they create for Hoosiers," Hogsett said. Proposal 106 heads to the Indianapolis City-County Council for a final vote on May 8. _______________________ City of Indianapolis, Department of Public Works; Post Road from Washington Street to I70 (Des # 1901959) in the Greenfield District. This Request for Proposals (RFP) is official notification of needed professional services. This RFP is being issued to solicit a letter of Interest (LOI) and other documents from firms qualified to perform engineering work on federal aid projects. A submittal does not guarantee the firm will be contracted to perform any services but only serves notice the firm desires to be considered. Contact for Questions: Rick Brost, Assistant Administrator of Construction 1200 S. Madison Avenue, Suite 200 Indianapolis, IN 46225 317-327-2306 Rick.Brost@indy.gov Project Location: Post Road from Washington Street to I-70 Project Description: It will entail asphalt milling, strip patching, full depth patching and asphalt overlay. Spot repairs of curb, sidewalk and drainage castings. Existing curb ramps will be evaluated in design and replaced as necessary. Signal loops, pedestrian push buttons and signal heads will be replaced as necessary. Phases Included: CE Funding: STBG Term of Contract: Until Project Completion The method of contractor selection has not been determined at this time. INDOT - RFP Engineering - Post Road from Washington Street to I70