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Project Description:
FALMOUTH- SHINING SEA BIKE PATH CONSTRUCTION, FROM COUNTY ROAD TO CARLSON LANE
Shining Sea Phase III is a 6.8 mile continuation of an existing bikepath extending north from Woods Hole. The bikepath ends at Carlson Lane and begins just south of Palmer Ave.
Location:
  • Town of Falmouth
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    Resident Engineer: Michael McGovern
    Construction Contract Value: $4,389,267.09
    Construction Bid Price: $3,631,123.00
    Initial Construction Estimate: $3,967,401.00
    District: District 5

    Contracts (1) Progress
    # 54414 -- Construction Contract
    Falmouth - Construction of Shining Sea Bike Path (Phase III) Completed

    Bridges

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    Contract Dates
    Notice to Proceed: 05/16/2008
    Contract Information
    Project Designer: Municipality
    Funding Source: CONGESTION MIT. AIR QUAL.
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    Property Impacts - Right of Way
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    Project Task Information
    Project Status
    Project Initiation Form PRC Submitted 10/09/2001
    Project Review Committee PRC Approved 10/31/2001
    Project Status Advertised 09/01/2007
    Project Management
    100% Design 100% Package Received 05/10/2007
    100% Design 100% Package Comments to DE 07/10/2007
    25% Design 25% Package Received 02/21/2007
    25% Design 25% Package Comments to DE 03/31/2006
    75% Design 75% Package Received 02/21/2007
    75% Design 75% Package Comments to DE 02/23/2007
    Final Design PS&E Received 08/10/2007