This document provides summaries of 8 infrastructure projects being managed by the Infrastructure Project Management Division. It outlines the scope, status, schedule and budget for projects rehabilitating roads and bridges across Washington D.C., including Massachusetts Avenue NW, 31st Street Bridge over C&O Canal, Cleveland Park Streetscape, 16th Street NW Bridge, Maryland Avenue NE Reconstruction, Southeast/Southwest Freeway bridges, Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE Revitalization, and East Capitol Street Bridge rehabilitation. The projects range from design to construction phases and aim to improve safety, accessibility and drainage across the city.

1. PROJECTS UPDATE
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT MANAGEMENT DIVISION
(IPMD)
Rick Kenney, PE; Deputy Chief Engineer

2. Project Scope:
• Pavement rehabilitation for the
corridor
• Safety Improvements for pedestrian,
bicycle, and vehicular traffic
• Drainage structures upgrades
• New Traffic Signals and Streetlights
• ADA Compliance
• Landscape improvement
2
Project Status:
• 65% design completed
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, NW REHABILITATION
20th Street to Waterside Drive
Project Milestones Date/Time of Year
Complete Design September 2018
Construction Start Spring 2019
Project Schedule:
Massachusetts Avenue NW
Project Cost: $10 Million (construction) Ward 2

3. Project Scope:
• Replace the existing structurally deficient
bridge with a new 75 year design
• Preserve character of the existing structure
• Improve pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular
circulation
• Repair or replicate the existing pier
• Minimize environmental impacts
Project Status:
• Design phase 100% complete
• To be advertised for construction
31st Street Bridge over C&O Canal
(Note: Wisconsin Avenue Bridge in Background)
31st STREET, NW BRIDGE REPLACEMENT
Project Milestones Date/Time of Year
Construction Start September 2018
Project Schedule:
Challenges:
• Minimizing impacts adjacent properties
Project Cost: $5 Million (Construction)
Ward 2

4. CLEVELAND PARK STREETSCAPE AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT
Project Goals:
• Address street flooding near Metro Station by
improving the drainage system, modifying the
drainage structures, (permeable pavement, LID,
temporary retention pipe, etc.)
• Improve traffic and pedestrian safety, access,
visibility by improving the streetscape along the
Connecticut Avenue corridor, public realm
enhancements, installing street furnishings, signage
• Incorporate green infrastructure by planting trees,
introducing new LID/Bio-retention and permeable
paving
Challenges:
Adjacent WMATA
infrastructure controls the
types of improvements that
can be implemented
Existing drainage system is
undersized,
Maintenance of Traffic of
Connecticut Avenue during
construction
Project Status:
• 65% design completed, 90% design in process
• 100% due by Nov. 2018
Project Schedule:
Design Started July 2016
Complete Design December 2017
Construction Begins Summer 2019
Construction Complete Fall 2020
From: Porter Street NW to Macomb Street NW

5. Project Scope:
• Extensive concrete repairs of interior and exterior
elements including historic features
• Installation of low-permeability roadway overlay
• Replacement of existing fence
• Installation of interior drainage and lighting
• Stabilization of abutment slopes
• Upgrade of maintenance walkways
• Signals Upgrade
16th STREET NW BRIDGE REHABILITATION
Over Piney Branch Parkway
Project Schedule:
Design Started May 2016
Complete Design Summer 2018
Construction Begins Spring 2019
Construction Complete Fall 2020
Project Budget: $3.2 Million(Construction)
Challenges:
• Requires historic preservation repair techniques
• Access to interior work areas
• MOT phases due to heavily travelled corridor

6. Project Scope:
• Implement multi-modal improvements
between 2nd Street and 14th Street to
improve pedestrian and overall corridor
safety, add bicycle lanes, incorporate a
‘road diet’ to slow traffic down, while
improving bus operation, traffic signal
operations, lighting and the ‘streetscape’
elements in the community.
Project Status:
• 100% Design Completed
MARYLAND AVENUE, N.E., RECONSTRUCTION
From 2nd to 12th St. including C St., 4th St. and 6th St. at Stanton Park, NE
Project Schedule:
Design Started March 2016
Complete Design Winter 2018
Construction Begins Summer 2019
Construction Complete Summer 2021
Project Budget: $23
(Construction & Construction Management)
Challenges:
• Coordination between utilities and stakeholders
Ward 6

7. Project Scope:
• Rehabilitation of bridges 1103, 1104 & 1109. They
are part of the Southeast Freeway (I-695 corridor).
Bridges 1103 & 1104 overpass the South Capital St
SE, and Bridge 1109 overpasses New Jersey Ave SE.
The bridges are broken down into different Ramps
SOUTHEAST / SOUTHWEST FREEWAY
(Bridges 1103, 1104, and 1109)
Project Schedule:
Design will Start July 2017
Design to be Completed December 2019
Start Construction April 2020
Construction Complete Late 2022
Project Budget: $45M (Construction)
Challenges:
• Coordination between stakeholders
• Maintenance of Traffic
• Night Work
Ward 6 jb

8. Project Scope:
• Improve pedestrian and vehicular safety
• Provide an improved and sustainable transportation
network
• street and sidewalk enhancements
• Bring all structures to the current DDOT standard such
as ADA ramps, traffic signals, streetlights and others
• Improve landscaping of the corridor
• Support District’s Vision Zero Initiatives to eliminate all
traffic fatalities and serious injuries in the corridor
Project Status:
• Final design in Progress
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. AVENUE, SE REVITALIZATION
From: South Capitol Street to Milwaukee Place, S.E.
Project Schedule:
Design Completion July 20185
Construction Begins Spring 2019
Project Budget: 1.3M (Design)
Ward 8

9. Goals:
• Bridges rehabilitation to eliminate deficiencies, and
enhance service life of bridge structure
• Maintain traffic during construction without major
delays and impacts to neighborhoods
• Increase safety for traveling public
Project Scope:
• Rehabilitation of bridge bearings, abutment backwalls,
and deck overlay
• Widen bridge sidewalks and improve pedestrian
connection to the bridge through Anacostia Riverwalk
Trail
• Replace existing overhead sign support structures and
panels
• Temporary roadway and drainage work
• Miscellaneous concrete and structural steel repairs
Project Status:
• Design is complete
• Construction is anticipated to start in Fall 2018.
EAST CAPITOL STREET BRIDGE REHABILTIATION
Over Anacostia River
Project Schedule:
Engineering Design Started September 2015
Engineering Design completion Spring 2018
Construction Begins Fall 2018
Project Budget: $17.6 M (Construction)
Ward 8

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