Summary: Western Hills Neighborhood Revitalization - FHWA Sealed Plans

This sealed plans document pertains to the Western Hills Neighborhood Revitalization project in Arizona, a public infrastructure improvement initiative funded through the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The project encompasses comprehensive roadway and pedestrian improvements across the neighborhood, including milling and repaving of all roadways within project limits, utility adjustments, and roadway re-striping concurrent with construction activities. Additional work includes new sidewalk installation in areas lacking pedestrian connections, ADA-compliant ramps at roadway intersections, bus stop enhancements along S Campbell Avenue and E 36th Street (featuring new bus pads, shelters, benches, and trash receptacles), drainage improvements with selective roadway reprofiing for positive stormwater management, and installation of a new shared use path within James Thomas Park. The sealed plans document represents the detailed engineering and design specifications required for bid preparation and project execution by contractors.

The document serves as the technical foundation for contractors to prepare competitive proposals for this infrastructure modernization effort. FHWA funding supports this neighborhood revitalization initiative, which prioritizes multimodal transportation access, pedestrian safety, accessibility compliance, and stormwater management. The project's scope integrates transportation improvements with community amenities, reflecting a comprehensive approach to neighborhood infrastructure enhancement. Contractors responding to this opportunity should reference these sealed plans for accurate cost estimation and project understanding.