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NJDOT TTF Construction Projects NJDOT Capital Construction TTF Projects Project Name Counties Municipality Current Contract Bass River, Little Egg ROUTE 9, GSP RAMP TO WESTECUNK CREEK Ocean Harbour $3,729,000.00 ROUTE 36 FROM NORTH OF STONE ROAD TO ROUTE 35, PAVEMENT Monmouth Hazlet & Keyport $2,696,000.00 ROUTE 166, TOMS RIVER TOWNSHIP, OCEAN COUNTY Ocean Toms River $11,793,879.34 COUNTY ROUTE 518 OVER DELAWARE & RARITAN CANAL Somerset Franklin Twp $2,755,555.55 ROUTE 35 BERKELEY TWP TO TOMS RIVER TWP PUMP STATION LANDSCAPE Ocean Berkeley, Seaside Park, $1,338,000.00 Brick, Mantoloking, & Bay ROUTE 35, 24TH AVENUE TO 6TH AVENUE AND CURTIS POINT ROAD Ocean Head $1,434,000.00 W. Milford, Jefferson, ROUTE 23 & CR 695 TO BELCHER LANE Passaic Wantage, & Hamburg Boro $8,082,054.11 ROUTE 495, ROUTE 1&9 / PATERSON PLANK ROAD BRIDGE, Hudson North Bergen $4,946,344.67 ROUTE I-287, M.P. 61.8, GLASER'S POND DRAINAGE CONTRACT NO Bergen Borough of Franklin Lakes $279,626.00 ROUTE 94, MOHICAN RD. TO KERR RD. RESURFACING Warren Blairstown & Frelinghuysen $2,777,926.45 Parsippany-Troy Hills & East ROUTE 280 WB, ROUTE 80 TO PASSAIC RIVER, RESURFACING Morris Hanover $1,593,000.00 Mountain Lakes & ROUTE 46 FOX HILL RD TO COLUMBUS WAY Morris Parsippany-Troy Hills $2,515,836.99 ROUTE 46 SAND SHORE RD/NAUGHRIGHT RD TO WOODS EDGE AVE (CR 649) Morris Mt. Olive $1,978,699.06 Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Morris, TRAFFIC SIGNAL RELAMPING NORTH 2015 Passaic, Somerset Various $3,677,683.50 Maintenance Roadway Repair Atlantic & Cape May $5,468,000.00 Woodstown, Pilesgrove, & ROUTE 45 MAIN ST. TO CHESTNUT ST. RESURFACING & INTERSECTION Gloucester & Salem Mantua $5,585,159.67 ROUTE 83 ROUTE 47 TO ROUTE 9 Cape May Dennis $2,487,456.46 1 Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Maintenance Pavement Markings Ocean, Somerset, Warren $366,430.82 Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Maintenance Beam Guide Rail and Attenuator Repair South 2015 Salem $1,841,431.88 Maintenance Bridge Painting Monmouth & Ocean $6,004,886.79 Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Morris, MAINTENANCE PRIORITY STRUCTURAL REPAIR Passaic, Somerset, Union $4,698,422.00 Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Morris, Maintenance Concrete Structural Repair - North Passaic, Somerset, Sussex $14,143,420.02 Maintenance Steel and Aluminum Statewide $17,449,047.72 Camden, Mercer, Morris, Maintenance Resurfacing Ocean $16,720,071.00 Maintenance Infrastructure Repairs, Statewide Statewide $9,684,689.43 Maintenance Movable Bridge & Tunnel Repair Statewide $32,440,582.00 Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Electrical Underground Structures North Morris, Passaic, Somerset $1,734,333.00 Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, ELECTRICAL UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES SOUTH Mercer $1,694,392.05 Maintenance Dredging and Channel Improvements for Shark River Monmouth $7,649,817.50 Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Maintenance Pavement Markings - South Salem $314,333.77 2 Route 54, Route 322 over Cape May Point Branch Atlantic Folsom Boro $24,075,792.00 Route 70 Interim Maintenance Roadway Repair Project Camden & Burlington Cherry Hill, Marlton $3,836,465.30 Mt. Side Borough, Scotch Plains, Westfield, Springfield, Union & Maintenance Roadway Resurfacing Essex, Union Millburn $5,639,047.89 Maintenance Roadway Resurfacing Middlesex, Union Various $6,654,081.13 Various Middlesex, Maintenance Roadway Resurfacing Middlesex, Somerset Somerset $5,318,196.65 Burlington, Camden, Maintenance Roadway Repair South, Contract S-108 Gloucester Various $6,888,300.18 Maintenance Roadway Repair Contract (Route 70) Camden & Burlington Cherry Hill, Marlton $5,411,225.83 Maintenance Dredging and Channel Improvements for Fortescue Creek Cumberland $3,855,100.00 Dredging Avalon 194, 195, 196 & 197 Cape May Avalon $2,600,000.00 Dredging Barnegat Inlet Area Channels Ocean Barnegat $2,702,958.00 Dredging Manasquan Phase I Ocean Point Pleasant $819,527.00 Dredging Gateway Bridge Atlantic Pleasantville $895,233.00 $246,576,006.76 Local State Aid - County TTF Projects Project Name County Municipality Award Amount Delilah Road Resurfacing, Sec. 4 Atlantic N/A $797,000.00 Fire Road (CR 651) and Mill Road (CR662) Intersection Reconstruction Atlantic N/A $4,263,357.39 The Replacement of Catawba Bridge (EH-17) over MIRY RUN Atlantic N/A $2,592,437.09 Roadway Improvements to Turnersville Road (CR 688)-Phase III Camden N/A $1,936,700.00 Bayshore Road (CR 603) Cape May N/A $1,842,172.70 Landis Avenue Cape May N/A $751,336.00 Hope Corsons Road (CR671) Resurfacing Improvements Cape May County N/A $784,653.30 Landis Ave. (CR 619) Resurfacing Improvements from 63rd - 69th Street Cape May County N/A $936,437.70 Landis Avenue (CR 619) Resurfacing Improvements Cape May County N/A $1,119,585.65 Roadway Improvements to Lincoln Ave. CR 651 in Cape May Point and Portion of Bayshore Road CR 607 Cape May County N/A $858,800.00 2015 Beam Guiderail Program Cumberland County N/A $307,444.00 FY 2015 Road (aka Paving) Program Cumberland County N/A $2,493,511.93 2014 Road Program Cumberland County N/A $3,740,553.66 3 CR 555 (Main Road) & Elmer Road Intersection Improvements Cumberland County N/A $861,995.26 Brewster Road Drainage Improvement Cumberland County N/A $107,981.00 Hurffville Crosskeys Road Reconstruction (14-03SA) Gloucester County N/A $1,510,767.04 Hudson County resurfacing -2011 Hudson County N/A $1,438,243.15 Improvements to J.J. Braddock Park Roadways, Phase 1 Hudson County N/A $838,771.21 JF Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City Hudson County N/A $1,960,733.55 Lincoln Park Bike Lanes Hudson County N/A $158,305.00 Paterson Plank Road Stabilization (HC-230A) Hudson County N/A $628,750.00 Mercer County Bridge 350.1 (Culvert) Cherry Valely Road over Branch of Bedens Brook, Mercer and SomersetCounties Mercer County N/A $785,897.35 REPLACEMENT OF 863.1 MAXWELL AVENUE OVER TIMBER RUN, HIGHTSTOWN BOROUGH, MERCER COUNTY Mercer County N/A $648,167.67 REPLACEMENT OF COUNTY BR # 672.4 S BROAD STREET OVER DOCTORS RUN Mercer County N/A $3,546,793.01 Bridge R-15 Monmouth County N/A $987,978.30 Bridge S-31, Structural Steel Repairs Monmouth County N/A $1,260,954.00 CONCRETE REPAIRS TO THE PIERS AT BRIDGE S 31 OCEANIC BRIDGE @ CR 8A (BINGHAM AVENUE) over NAVESINK RIVER Monmouth County N/A $2,377,801.00 Reconstruction of Bridge S-17 on County Route 10 Monmouth County N/A $21,672,146.17 Bascule Span Repairs of Bridge S-31 Monmouth County N/A $3,554,380.00 Design of State Route 34/CR 537 Intersection Improvements Monmouth County N/A $869,528.29 Bridge S-27 Monmouth County N/A $2,734,832.37 CR 547 (Wyckoff Road) & South Street Intersection Improvements Monmouth County N/A $1,349,286.36 Rt 518 Section 2-from Canal Rd to Carroll Place Somerset County N/A $4,598,000.00 2014 Resurfacing Sussex County N/A $4,940,200.00 2014 Road Resurfacing Union County N/A $2,953,158.64 County Roads Resurfacing - 2013 - Phase 2 Union County N/A $3,106,312.41 Diamond Hill Road and McMane Avenue Intersection Improvements Union County N/A $325,274.92 West Grand Avenue & Elizabeth Avenue Union County N/A $375,233.10 County Roads Resurfacing 2014 Union County N/A $5,075,586.00 $91,091,065.22 Local State Aid - Municipal TTF Projects FY 2014 Grants Project Name County Municipality Award Amount Maryland Avenue, Route 187 (Brigantine Blvd.) to Pacific Avenue Atlantic Atlantic City $1,026,057.00 4 Wellington Avenue/West End Avenue Resurfacing Atlantic Atlantic City Ventnor City $73,945.00 Brigantine Blvd., Sec 1A, Repaving (CR 638) Atlantic Brigantine City $66,102.00 Landis Avenue, Tuckahoe Road to Cumberland County Line, Repaving (CR540) Atlantic Buena Vista Township $1,755,419.00 ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD PHASE II Atlantic Brigantine City $190,000.00 RECONSTRUCTION OF WEYMOUTH-MALAGA ROAD, PHASE III Atlantic Buena Vista Township $200,000.00 DIESTERWEG STREET FY2014 and FY2015 combined Atlantic Egg Harbor City $199,921.00 Replacement of Bridge No. 01H0012 Atlantic Hammonton Town $1,000,000.00 SCHOOL HOUSE DRIVE NEIGHBORHOOD ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS Atlantic Linwood City $190,000.00 AMHERST AVENUE FY2014 Atlantic Margate City $190,000.00 INDIAN CABIN ROAD Atlantic Mullica Township $190,000.00 MERION AVENUE-PLEASANTVILLE MUNICIPAL AID PROGRAM Atlantic Pleasantville City $239,890.00 RECONSTRUCTION OF BLAKES LANE - PHASE II Atlantic Port Republic City $160,000.00 NEWPORT AND SUFFOLK AVENUES Atlantic Ventnor City $190,000.00 West Allendale Ave (Sec 5) & Erie Plaza (Sec 2) Bergen Allendale Borough $149,000.00 Brookside Avenue (Section 2) Bergen Cresskill Borough $149,000.00 Boulevard (Section 8 & 9)- Bergen Elmwood Park Borough $149,000.00 Main Street - Linwood Avenue Bergen Emerson Borough $149,000.00 West Englewood Avenue Bergen Englewood City $130,000.00 Grand Avenue Bergen Hackensack City $160,460.00 Boulevard Streetscape (Phase VII) Bergen Hasbrouck Heights Borough $149,000.00 Haworth Downtown Revitalization Bergen Haworth Borough $149,000.00 Woodland Avenue and Brandt Street Bergen Little Ferry Borough $144,000.00 Central Avenue (Phase I)- Bergen Lodi Borough $163,930.00 New Jersey Avenue Bergen Lyndhurst Township $149,000.00 PRO-2014-Ramapo Valley Road Culvert-03220 Bergen Mahwah Township $1,000,000.00 Maywood Avenue Streetscape Bergen Maywood Borough $149,000.00 Spruce Street (Section 2) & highwood ave (sec 2) Bergen Midland Park Borough $149,000.00 Magnolia Avenue (Section 2) Bergen Montvale Borough $149,000.00 Eagle Street Bergen North Arlington Borough $149,000.00 Paris Avenue Corridor Bergen Northvale Borough $159,597.00 Livingston
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