Summary: Main Street Revitalization Phase II Project - Seattle Legal Notice

This is a legal notice published by the Daily Journal of Commerce for the Main Street Revitalization Phase II Project in Lynnwood, Washington. The project involves comprehensive improvements along the 56th Avenue W corridor, extending from approximately 445 feet north of the intersection of 56th Ave W and 230th St SW to approximately 145 feet north of the intersection of 56th Ave W and 236th St SW. The scope of work includes roadway reconstruction to accommodate two travel lanes, one two-way left turn lane, and bike lanes; replacement of curb and gutter; construction of sidewalks with tree wells; installation of LED pedestrian and street lighting; upgrade of storm drainage infrastructure; construction of a joint utility trench; upgrade to the watermain; upgrade of curb ramps to ADA compliance standards; and modifications and upgrades to traffic signals including accessible pedestrian push buttons, optical fiber installation, and connection to the City of Lynnwood's traffic control center.

This project is supported by federal Congressionally Directed Spending and state funding from the Washington State Department of Commerce and Washington State Transportation Improvement Board. The project has established a Federally Supportive Business Enterprise (FSBE) goal of 14%. No federal training goal has been established for this project. The legal notice was published by the Daily Journal of Commerce, a business publication serving the Pacific Northwest since 1893, to inform potential bidders and stakeholders of the contract opportunity.