PGH - south side signals

This Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Formula Grant award under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) provides $437,603.00 to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) for a transportation infrastructure project in Pittsburgh's South Side neighborhood. The project involves the replacement of five existing traffic signals and the installation of one new signal along South 18th Street, as well as related roadway improvements including milling, resurfacing, concrete pavement rehabilitation, drainage, signing, and pavement markings within a 2,405-foot project area. A sub-award of this grant will provide funding to the City of Pittsburgh to execute the signal replacements and installation work. This grant represents a collaborative effort between state and local government entities to enhance transportation safety and infrastructure in the South Side community.

Project description

(sponsor = pittsburgh) the replacement of five existing signals and the installation of one new signal at josephine street in the city of pittsburgh's south side neighborhood along south 18TH street, allegheny county. This is a partial design build roadway project. Design activities are limited to: concrete curb ramps and a radio communication system. For the signals, milling and resurfacing, concrete pavement rehabilitation, drainage, signing and pavement markings, and other miscellaneous construction, all within a length of 2,405.00 linear feet (0.456 miles) as indicated on the approved drawings included in the bid package for south side signals (south eighteenth street) in the city of pittsburgh and mount oliver borough, in allegheny county, commonwealth of pennsylvania. This project being situated as follows: from a point approximately 340 feet south of carson street (SR 837) at the intersection of south 18TH street with sarah street (station 417+88) to a point approximately 4,315 feet to the east of saw mill run boulevard (SR 51) to the intersection of brownsville road, bausman street, hays avenue, and amanda street (station 9+18).