Resilience project moving forward — Main Street from the railroad tracks to Highway 78
Reviewed Sep 17 · outcome not yet confirmed
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Town Council voted to move the Main Street Resilience Project forward, authorizing a contract with ICE for $500,000 for design and scope. The project has a $9 million construction price tag for the Town's portion.
Budget: $9.0M
Excavation / gradingStorm drainageFlatwork (sidewalks, curbs, driveways)Paving / asphaltCommercial GCTraffic control / flagging
- What happened
- Town Council voted to advance the Main Street Resilience Project, allocating $500,000 for design and scope work for a $9 million construction project.
- Why it matters
- A resilience project on Main Street implies major infrastructure work, including sitework.excavation, underground.storm drainage improvements, concrete.flatwork for sidewalks/curbs, and site.paving. This project also has traffic impact and will require specialty.traffic_control.
- Timing
- Design and scoping are now underway. Bid opportunities for construction will emerge once design is complete, likely within 9-18 months.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: summervillesc.gov