I69, bridge thin deck overlay, over veale creek, 2.87 MI S SR 257, SBL, daviess county, B-45053

Formula Grant Awarded

Award ID
693JJ22430000Y001IN2000623
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$170,947

Award facts

Assistance listing
20.205 Highway Planning and Construction
Completion date
Not on record
Funding
  • $153,852.62 Federal
  • $17,094.74 Non-federal
Place of performance
Indiana, USA

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About this award

This $170,947.36 Formula Grant award from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) will support a bridge thin deck overlay project on Interstate 69 in Daviess County, Indiana. The project, titled "I69, Bridge Thin Deck Overlay, Over Veale Creek, 2.87 MI S SR 257, SBL, Daviess County, B-45053", is scheduled to take place in July 2024. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), the grant recipient, will utilize the funding to rehabilitate and preserve the existing bridge infrastructure along this section of I69 in the Vincennes District. This grant award is part of FHWA's broader efforts to invest in transportation infrastructure improvements across the state of Indiana, addressing critical bridge maintenance and pavement preservation needs to enhance safety and mobility for road users.

Description

Project description
B-45053 - DES 2000623 bridge thin deck overlay on I69 in daviess county vincennes district

Quick answers

Who received award 693JJ22430000Y001IN2000623?

693JJ22430000Y001IN2000623 was awarded to Indiana Department Of Transportation by Federal Highway Administration (Department of Transportation) on July 23, 2024.

How much is award 693JJ22430000Y001IN2000623 worth?

$170,947 has been obligated on 693JJ22430000Y001IN2000623: $153,853 in federal funding and $17,095 in non-federal funding.

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