TYPICAL_SECTIONS_240814_University_Ave_and_13th_St.pdf
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- RFP for University Ave (SR26) Engineering Services (Federal Funds) State and local contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- PWDA-260009-SM
- Issued by
- Alachua County, Glencoe CDP, Florida
About this file
The documents are typical section engineering drawings for the University Ave (SR 26) road improvement project in Alachua County, Florida, prepared by Kimley-Horn and Burgess & Niple for the City of Gainesville. The drawings detail proposed road modifications across six different sections of University Avenue, spanning from NW 22nd Street to the end of the project near Hawthorn Road, with design speeds ranging from 25 to 35 MPH. The proposed improvements include mill and resurface treatments, resizing travel lanes, adding 7-foot buffered bike lanes, updating medians, removing parking, and maintaining existing curb, gutter, and drainage infrastructure.
The project appears to be federally funded and focuses on comprehensive roadway improvements along University Avenue. The typical sections show both existing and proposed road conditions, highlighting changes such as lane width adjustments, bike lane additions, and traffic flow modifications. The drawings indicate careful consideration of existing infrastructure, including sidewalks, utility strips, and right-of-way constraints. The design maintains the current road's overall footprint while introducing safety and mobility enhancements, suggesting a balance between infrastructure preservation and modern transportation needs.
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Other files for this state and local contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| PLANS_240827_University_Ave_Concept_Roll_Plot.pdf | ||
| RFP_PWDA-260009-SM_RFP_for_University_Ave_(SR26)_Engineering_Services.pdf |
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