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Denny Way roadway and pedestrian safety improvements

Denny Way Preservation, Solicitation 123595, issued by City of Seattle.

At a glance

Seattle Public Works seeks a contractor for comprehensive improvements to Denny Way in downtown, including roadway pavement replacement, pedestrian safety upgrades (curb ramps and bulbs), transit infrastructure (bus pads and stop consolidation), and signal/drainage improvements. Project budget is $4.8–$5.2 million with work between 5th Avenue N and Howell Street.

Key facts

Issuing agency
City of Seattle
Solicitation number
123595
Type
purchase
Posted
Oct 9, 2024
Response deadline
Nov 6, 2024, 5:00 PM EST
Place of performance
King County, WA
  • roadway construction
  • pavement
  • pedestrian safety
  • transit infrastructure
  • signal work
  • drainage
  • concrete
  • curb work

Official description

Solicitation #PW#2023-049. Issued by Public Works. Project Description: Project includes roadway pavement, pedestrian safety upgrades, select areas of sidewalk repair, metro and transit upgrades, channelization, and signal and drainage improvements. The roadway pavement involves removal and replacement of the asphalt overlay with select areas of concrete panel and base repair. The pedestrian safety upgrades include the installation of compliant curb ramps and concrete, paint-and-post, or plastic curb-and-post curb bulbs at select intersections to shorten crossing distances. Signal improvements include the installation of “no turn on red” signage and signal loop replacement. The metro and transit upgrades include the consolidation of stops and in-lane concrete bus pads at bus stops along Denny Way. For the purpose of the Bidder/Subcontractor List, this project includes rebar installation and electrical work. Engineer's Estimate: $4,800,000 to $5,200,000 Project Location: This project is in the downtown area on Denny Way between 5 th Avenue N and Howell Street

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