Site work and paving for a civil project in Gig Harbor, Washington. Conceptual plans call for site work for a water / sewer project; road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

existing barriers to fish. migration at the following SR 16, and SR 302 stream crossings and replace them with fish-passable structures in compliance with the federal injunction regarding fish passages underneath WSDOT highways. Unnamed Tributary to McCormick Creek, SR 16. MP In addition, this project will remove an existing re-directional berm around the existing struc- ture crossing SR16 on Burnham Dr. Other elements including, but not limited to, surveying, earth- work, structure installation, retaining wall installation, pav- ing guardrail, stream profile realignment, streambed restora- tion, water management, erosion and sediment control, roadside planting, and traffic control. The work could also include roadside. ditches, pipes, and closed drain- age network systems to the area being added or improved upon. Engineer's Estimate: Design- Build Contract approximately $150 to $170 million *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document. Deadline for Submitting Proposer questions 06/12/2024 This Project will remove 8 existing barriers to fish migration at the following SR 16, and SR 302 stream crossings and replace them with fish-passable structures in compliance with the federal injunction regarding fish passages underneath WSDOT highways: o Unnamed Tributary to McCormick Creek, SR 16, MP 14.63 o McCormick Creek, SR 16, MP 14.65 o McCormick Creek, SR 16, MP 14.86 o McCormick Creek, SR 16, MP 14.90 o Unnamed Tributary to McCormick Creek, SR 16, MP 15.02 o McCormick Creek, SR 16, MP 15.21 o Goodnough Creek, SR 16, MP 16.59 o Goodnough Creek, SR 302, MP 16.15 In addition, this project will remove an existing re-directional berm around the existing structure crossing SR16 on Burnham Dr. Other elements including, but not limited to, surveying, earthwork, structure installation, retaining wall installation, paving, guardrail, stream profile realignment, streambed restoration, water management, erosion and sediment control, roadside planting, and traffic control. The work could also include roadside ditches, pipes, and closed drainage network systems to the area being added or improved upon.