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Project Description:
CHICOPEE- BRIDGE REHABILITATION , C-13-008, ROUTE 116 (SPRINGFIELD STREET) OVER THE CHICOPEE RIVER (AKA - DAVITT MEMORIAL BRIDGE) & BRIDGE REHABILITATION, C-13-007, ROUTE 116 (SPRINGFIELD STREET) OVER DWIGHT MFG. CANAL
The purpose of the proposed project is to rehabilitate the existing Route 116 bridge over the Chicopee River and rehabilitate the adjacent Route 116 bridge over the Dwight Manufacturer’s Canal. For C13008, the existing concrete arch superstructure will be replaced with a steel girder bridge superstructure on new concrete piers to be built on retained existing footings and modified abutments on existing footings. For C13007, deteriorating concrete T-Beams shall be replaced, and the existing cross-section for both structures will be retained. Traffic will be detoured to expedite the construction phase. New sidewalks will be provided. Minimal approach roadway work will be performed to meet the existing cross section. Additional improvements include new pavement markings, historic street lighting and new signage.
Location:
  • City of Chicopee
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    Resident Engineer: Eric Grady
    Construction Contract Value: $9,586,199.00
    Construction Bid Price: $8,194,521.50
    Initial Construction Estimate: $10,118,780.00
    District: District 2

    Contracts (5) Progress
    # 54831 -- Design -- Hwy Eng Open End
    Work will consist of providing engineering design and review services to MassHighway on an open end basis for various statewide highway and bridge projects. Final
    # 57467 -- Design -- Bridge Open End
    Work will consist of providing engineering design, review and construction management services on a task order basis. Final
    # 58998 -- Design -- Bridge Rehab/Recon/New Const
    Work will consist of structural evaluations and emergency design support services to support the Bridge Preservation/Betterment Program. Final
    # 64321 -- Design -- Hwy Eng Open End
    Work will consist of providing engineering design and review services to MassDOT on a task order basis for various statewide highway and bridge projects. Final
    # 68530 -- Construction Contract
    2 Bridges - Rehabilitation (C-13-007) - Route 116 (Springfield Street) over the Dwight Manufacturing Canal & Replacement of (C-13-008) (Steel) - Route 116 over the Chicopee Ri Completed

    Bridges
    Contract Dates
    Notice to Proceed: 08/05/2011
    Contract Information
    Project Designer: Consultant
    Funding Source: Non Federal Aid
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    Project Task Information
    Project Status
    Project Initiation Form PRC Submitted 04/04/2000
    Project Review Committee PRC Approved 04/24/2000
    Project Status Advertised 04/02/2011
    Project Management
    25% Design 25% Package Received 11/07/2005
    25% Design 25% Package Received 07/17/2009
    25% Design 25% Package Comments to DE 02/26/2009
    25% Design 25% Package Comments to DE 02/26/2009
    25% Design 25% Package Comments to DE 02/26/2009
    25% Design 25% Package Comments to DE 07/27/2009
    25% Design Design Public Hearing 10/29/2009
    75% Design 75% Package Received 07/16/2010
    75% Design 75% Package Received 10/12/2010
    75% Design 75% Package Comments to DE 08/19/2010
    75% Design 75% Package Comments to DE 11/05/2010
    Final Design PS&E Received 01/21/2011
    Final Design PS&E to FAPRO 03/29/2011
    Consultant Contract Process Scope to DE 02/06/2003
    Consultant Contract Process NTP Issued 05/21/2004