SmartPGH_Early_Action_-_Construction_Plans__(1).pdf

The documents are construction drawings for the SmartPGH Early Action project in the City of Pittsburgh's Central Business District, prepared by Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP for the City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure. The project involves installing a comprehensive intelligent transportation system (ITS) infrastructure, focusing on fiber optic cable installation between multiple key locations including the Traffic Management Center, Armstrong Tunnel, City County Building, and various street intersections in Allegheny County. The plans detail conduit paths, fiber optic cable routes, termination points, and specific installation requirements across multiple city blocks in downtown Pittsburgh.

The technical drawings provide granular details about cable types (96-strand fiber optic), installation methods, splice locations, and network connectivity points. The project includes provisions for new fiber optic cables, integration with existing infrastructure, and strategic placement of network equipment like patch panels, junction boxes, and communication hubs. The scope encompasses multiple street segments including Grant Street, Forbes Avenue, First Avenue, and Boulevard of the Allies, with precise routing through underground conduits and existing tunnel systems. While specific budget details are not explicitly shown, the comprehensive planning suggests a significant municipal infrastructure investment aimed at enhancing the city's technological communication capabilities and traffic management systems.