Summary

This is a Scope of Work document from the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) for the design and construction of Louisiana Project 900476, located in Livingston Parish. The project involves the rehabilitation and widening of approximately 10.7 miles of Louisiana Highway 16 from near the junction of LA 1072 to near the junction of LA 64. The scope includes pavement rehabilitation, lane widening to accommodate a 12-foot inside lane and 10-foot outside lane, shoulder improvements, drainage modifications, and safety enhancements including guardrail installation. The project is designed to improve traffic flow and safety on this corridor. The document was dated December 29, 2020, and represents the design phase requirements for consultant selection. Specific response and award dates are not detailed in this scope document, as it functions primarily as a technical reference for the project requirements rather than a formal solicitation notice.

The design contract will be funded through Louisiana DOTD's standard project funding mechanisms, which typically incorporate state and federal highway funds. The document establishes the technical requirements and parameters that the selected design consultant must follow throughout the design development process. Key deliverables include preliminary engineering, environmental assessment documentation, detailed design plans, and specifications meeting Louisiana DOTD standards and federal requirements for highway projects. No incumbent information, pricing terms, or specific set-aside provisions are identified in this scope document, as these elements are typically addressed in the separate Request for Proposals or Notice of Intent to Award issued concurrently with or following distribution of the scope of work.