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2019 Construction Program 2019 Construction Program PennDOT Engineering District 1 SERVING CRAWFORD, ERIE, FOREST, MERCER, VENANGO, AND WARREN COUNTIES Tom Wolf, Governor Leslie S. Richards, Secretary of Transportation James A. Foringer, P.E., District Executive Contact Information PennDOT Engineering District 1 255 Elm Street PO Box 398 Oil City, PA 16301 (814) 678-7085 Business Hours: 8:00 AM — 4:30 PM Monday — Friday PennDOT’s Engineering District 1 is responsible for the state-maintained transportation network in this region. This includes 3,689 miles of roadway and 2,064 bridges in the six-county area. 2 Overall 2019 Construction Program • Projected 2019 Program: $125.44M • 2018 Program: $92.84M 3 District 1 2019 Construction Program Thank you for your interest in the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation District 1 Construction Program for 2019. This publication is intended to provide a general overview of projects that currently are under construction, and those scheduled to be awarded or begin construction in 2019. The 2019 Construction Book is divided into seven sections: one representing projects spanning the entire district or multiple counties and one representing each of the six counties in the district. Award dates, expected completion dates, project descriptions, project locations, costs, and maintenance of traffic are listed. The listed estimated cost for a project is for the construction phase only. County maps have also been included for reference. Please keep this book on hand throughout the upcoming construction season. Note: All information is correct as of the distribution date of this booklet. However, all dates and costs are estimated and, therefore, are subject to change. 4 Districtwide & Multi-County Projects 5 Carryover Projects—Districtwide Map ID: Districtwide Districtwide Title: Districtwide Guiderail 1-17-GR1 Districtwide Guiderail 1-17-GR2 SR (Section): N/A N/A MPMS ID: 107876 107878 Project Type: Safety Project Safety Project Contractor: Penn Line Service, Inc. Green Acres Contracting Co., Inc. Contract cost: $1,856,208 $1,221,894 PennDOT Tim F. Scott Tim F. Scott Contact: Project This project includes the repair and This project includes the repair and Description: replacement of guiderail on various state replacement of guiderail on various state routes in various municipalities in Erie, Forest routes in various municipalities in Mercer and and Warren counties. Venango counties. Maintenance of A minimum of one lane of traffic will be A minimum of one lane of traffic will be Traffic: maintained using flaggers. maintained using flaggers. Daylight traffic control only. Daylight traffic control only. Access to drives will be maintained. Access to drives will be maintained. Estimated Summer 2019 Summer 2019 Completion: 6 2019 Projects—Districtwide Map ID: Districtwide Multiple Counties Title: 2019-2020 Highway Lighting D1 Northwest 2019 AWPM SR (Section): N/A N/A MPMS ID: 112506 106576 Project Type: Safety Project Safety Project Estimated Cost: $650,000 $160,000 PennDOT Ronald Johnson Diana Craft Contact: Project This project includes the repair and This project includes installing, repairing and Description: replacement of highway lighting throughout replacing reflective pavement markings on District 1 in 2019 and 2020. various state routes and in various municipalities in Crawford, Forest, Venango and Warren counties in 2019. Maintenance of A minimum of one lane of traffic will be A minimum of one lane of traffic will be Traffic: maintained during installation or replacement maintained during installation or replacement of the markers. of the markers. Daylight traffic control only. Daylight traffic control only. Access to drives will be maintained. Access to drives will be maintained. Open for Bid: 2/21/2019 2/28/2019 Estimated December 2020 Fall 2019 Completion: 7 Crawford County Projects 8 9 Carryover Projects—Crawford Map ID: 6 7 21 Title: SR 1007: Bidley Crns Brdg PA 27 over Oil Creek Trib Big "I" Roundabout SR (Section): 1007 (B03) 27 (B04) 6 (S01) MPMS ID: 505 74605 106367 Project Type: Bridge Project Bridge Project Safety Project Contractor: Shingledecker's Welding, Inc Horizon Construction Group, Inc. S. E. T., Inc. Contract cost: $669,527 $623,719 $6,126,811 PennDOT Peter G. Valentino Peter G. Valentino Chad J. Tarr Contact: Project This project includes the replacement of the This project includes the replacement of the This project includes safety improvements to Description: State Route 1007 (Brown Hill Road) Bidley State Route 27 (West Central Avenue) Bridge the intersection of US Routes 6/322 Corners Bridge over Federal Run in Athens over the Oil Creek Tributary in Oil Creek (Conneaut Lake Road) with US 19 and PA 98 Township, Crawford County. Township, Crawford County. (Perry Highway) in Vernon Township, Crawford County. The bridge is 44 feet in length. Existing structure is being replaced with a box culvert. Work involves the construction of a roundabout along with minor roadway The bridge is 19 feet in length. alignment and profile changes, appropriate signing and pavement markings. Maintenance of A detour will be required during construction. A detour will be required during construction. A minimum of one lane of traffic will be maintained using flaggers. Traffic: Check our website for detailed information: Check our website for detailed information: www.penndot.gov/District1 or www.penndot.gov/District1 or Daylight traffic control only. www.511PA.com. www.511PA.com. Access to drives will be maintained. Estimated June 2019 Fall 2019 Fall 2020 Completion: 10 2019 Projects—Crawford Map ID: 1 2 3 Title: SR 4008 over Conneaut Ck PA 198 Bridge ov Cuss Trib SR 198 Bridge Seg. 260 SR (Section): 4008 (B03) 198 (B09) 198 (B02) MPMS ID: 78857 90030 105842 Project Type: Bridge Project Bridge Project Bridge Project Estimated Cost: $800,000 $180,000 See project 90030 PennDOT Matthew Antrilli Kenneth Sanoski Kenneth Sanoski Contact: Project This project includes the rehabilitation of the This project includes the replacement of the This project includes the replacement of the Description: State Route 4008 (Fisher Road) Bridge over State Route 198 (Foster Road) Bridge over State Route 198 (Foster Road) Bridge in Conneaut Creek in Spring Township, the Cussewago Creek Tributary in Summerhill Township, Crawford County. Crawford County. Summerhill Township, Crawford County. The bridge is 13 feet in length and will be The project also includes stream bank The bridge is 12 feet in length and will be replaced with a box culvert. replaced with a box culvert. restoration. Project is being contractually combined with Project is being contractually combined with project 90030. The bridge is 115 feet in length. project 105842. This is the lead project. Allison Park Contractors, Inc. will be the contractor for this project. Maintenance of A detour will be required during construction. A detour will be required during construction. A detour will be required during construction. Traffic: Check our website for detailed information: Check our website for detailed information: Check our website for detailed information: www.penndot.gov/District1 or www.penndot.gov/District1 or www.penndot.gov/District1 or www.511PA.com. www.511PA.com. www.511PA.com. Open for Bid: 4/25/2019 Project has been awarded Project has been awarded Estimated Fall 2019 Summer 2019 Summer 2019 Completion: 11 2019 Projects—Crawford Map ID: 4 5 8 Title: US 6 Br over French Ck SR 1037: Federal Run Brdg SR 1003/Woodcock Ck Trib SR (Section): 6 (B18) 1037 (B02) 1003 (B00) MPMS ID: 57940 57974 93169 Project Type: Bridge Project Bridge Project Bridge Project Estimated Cost: $5,000,000 $800,000 $1,600,000 PennDOT Mark Nicholson Stephen Schettler Kenneth Sanoski Contact: Project This project includes the replacement along This project includes the replacement of the This project includes the restoration/ Description: with a detour of the US Route 6 (Main Street) State Route 1037 (Little Cooley Road) rehabilitation of the State Route 1003 (Shutz Bridge over French Creek in the Borough of Porters Road Bridge over Little Federal Run Road) Bridge over Woodcock Creek Tributary Cambridge Springs, Crawford County. in Bloomfield Township, Crawford County. in Woodcock Township, Crawford County. The bridge is 203 feet in length. The bridge is 23 feet in length. The bridge is 273 feet in length. Maintenance of A detour will be required during construction. A detour will be required during construction. A detour will be required during construction. Traffic: Check our website for detailed information: Check our website for detailed information: Check our website for detailed information: www.penndot.gov/District1 or www.penndot.gov/District1 or www.penndot.gov/District1 or www.511PA.com. www.511PA.com. www.511PA.com. Open for Bid: 8/8/2019 3/28/2019 12/5/2019 Estimated Fall 2020 Fall 2020 Fall 2020 Completion: 12 2019 Projects—Crawford Map ID: 9 10 11 Title: 2019 Crawford & Forest Shotcrete Group S 322 Br/Crooked Ck Trib US 322: Pymatuning Res Br SR (Section): 2016 (B14) 322 (B00) 322 (B03) MPMS ID: 106580 78683 374 Project Type: Bridge Project Bridge Project Bridge Project Estimated Cost: $360,000 $645,000 $1,000,000 PennDOT Kenneth Sanoski Matthew Antrilli Matthew Antrilli Contact: Project This project includes the application of This project includes the replacement of the This project includes the replacement of the Description: shotcrete to the insides of metal culvert US Route 322 (28th Division Highway) Bridge US Route 322 (28th Division Highway) Bridge pipes/bridges to prolong their life. over the Crooked Creek Tributary in West over Pymatuning Reservoir Tributary in West Fallowfield Township, Crawford County. Shenango Township, Crawford County. Various locations are included on state routes throughout Crawford, Forest, and Warren The bridge is 14 feet in length. The bridge is 21 feet in length. counties in 2019. Maintenance of A minimum of one lane of traffic will be A detour will be required during construction. Temporary single-lane half-width construction. maintained using flaggers.
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