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SR 28 - Quincy Area Paving - Complete August 2009

Project Status - Complete
Map of project location. View entire map.  This project paved SR 28 from milepost 27.73 to 36.57 and SR 281 from milepost 10.00 to 10.55 in Grant County.
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  (After) There are new pedestrian crossing signals at 4th SE replacing the "in the pavement" system that snow plows kept breaking.


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(Before) Sidewalk ramps were brought up to current ADA standards.
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  (Before)Road K NW at Winchester got a left turn lane and new illumination.

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  (Before) Pavement damage in downtown Quincy.

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  (After) Pavement in downtown Quincy

Overview
Construction began May 11 and was complete August 20, 2009. This roadway preservation project repaved 8.84 miles of SR 28 and 0.55 miles of SR 281 which were in need of restoration due to deterioration of the existing asphalt. Stronger asphalt was utilized to handle the increase in heavy truck traffic on this busy route to the growing Port of Quincy. On SR 28 the project started west of the City of Quincy, ending at Winchester. At Road K-NW, east of Quincy we also installed illumination and a left turn lane.

How You Benefit
Cross GlyphImproves Safety
This project restored the structural integrity of the pavement and improves safety by installing high visibility striping, rumble strips, new guardrail and new illumination and a left turn lane at K NW. Sidewalk ramps throughout the project were upgraded to current American's with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.
Leaf Glyph Protects Environment
Central Washington Asphalt used a new asphalt technology called Warm Mix Asphalt that is produced at a lower temperature. It is a more environmentally friendly because it takes less energy to make and produces fewer noxious fumes.
Dollar Sign Glyph Economic Incentive
This project reduces maintenance costs by replacing the pedestrian warning lights at 4th Ave SE. A new overhead system replaces the old in-pavement system that the snow plows broke.

Partnerships & Cooperation
WSDOT, the City of Quincy, the Port of Quincy and Central Washington Asphalt worked collaboratively to stage the project to have the least impact on commuters and commerce, including doing much of the work at night.

Funding

The project was advertised for private contractor bids on November 24th, 2008. Two qualified bids were opened January 15th and contract #7645 was awarded to Central Washington Asphalt,Inc. on January 20, 2009 for $2,574,636.90, $500,000 (18% under the engineering estimate).

This project was funded from the following sources:

• Pre-Existing Gas Tax - $2.72 million

Contact Us
Project Engineer: Eric Pierson
WSDOT North Central Region
P.O. Box 98
Wenatchee, WA 98807
Phone: (509) 667-2870 or
toll free (888) 461-8816
E-mail: PiersoE@wsdot.wa.gov
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