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Project Description:
PITTSFIELD- BRIDGE REPLACEMENT, P-10-040, PONTOOSUC AVE OVER WEST BRANCH HOUSATONIC
Location:
  • City of Pittsfield
  • Design Responsibility: Consultant
    Right of Way Responsibility: Municipality
    Construction Begins: Autumn 2026
    Project Manager: Herrio Lamothe
    Estimated Total Contract Cost: $7,253,394.50
    Estimated Total Federal Participating Construction Cost: $7,684,822.25
    Funding Provision: This project is planned to be funded through the 2026 Transportation Improvement Program for the Berkshire Metropolitan Planning Organization.
    District: District 1
    Current Status: The Notice to Proceed to begin work on the contract has been issued (as of 10/05/2022 )

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    Bridges

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    Property Impacts - Right of Way
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    Environmental Impacts
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    Project Design
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    Project Funding
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    Public Involvement
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    Accelerated Bridge Program
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    Planned Federal FY: 2026
    Responsible MPO: Berkshire Metropolitan Planning Organization
    Location: Municipality
    Cities: PITTSFIELD
    Category: Advertised Projects Constr.
    Budget Section: 3B
    Advance Construct: No
    Air Quality Exempt: No

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    Category FA - Next Generation Bridge GANs
    Federal Cost: $2,223,472.80
    State Cost: $555,868.20
    Total Cost: $2,779,341.00

    Project Task Information
    Project Status
    Project Need Form PNF Entered 04/30/2021
    Project Need Form PNF Approved 04/30/2021
    Project Initiation Form PIF Entered 04/30/2021
    Project Initiation Form PIF Approved 04/30/2021
    Project Initiation Form PRC Submitted 05/11/2021
    Project Review Committee PRC Approved 06/24/2021
    Project Management
    Consultant Contract Process NTP Issued 10/05/2022