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Top 25 Highway Projects

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California Construction 2010 Top 25 Highway Projects
Rank Name of Project Cost of Project
($ Mil.)
1 I-405 Sepulveda Pass Widening, Los Angeles
GC: Keiwit Pacific Co.
Engineer/Owner: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Caltrans
Description: Project will add a 10-mi HOV lane on the northbound side of the San Diego (I-405) Freeway from the I-10 to the Ventura (U.S. 101) freeways.
1,300.00
2 San Bernardino Freeway (I-10) Restoration, Los Angeles
GC: Atkinson Construction
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Project includes the complete resurfacing of I-10, in both directions, between the I-5 and I-605.
165.00
3 I-215 Segments 1 and 2, San Bernardino
GC: Skanska-Rados JV; CM: Jacobs
Engineer/Owner: San Bernardino Associated Governments
Description: The project, located from south of Rialto Avenue to north of SR-259, includes 17 new bridges, concrete retaining walls, mechanically stabilized embankment walls and 88,000 tons of AC pavement.
154.30
4 SR 905 Expansion Phase 1B, San Diego
GC: Flatiron West/Sukut Construction JV
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Construction of 3 mi of six-lane freeway from Britannia Boulevard to east of I-805 in San Diego.
77.00
5 I-15 Ontario Fix, Ontario
GC: Security Paving Co.
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Improvement project from SR 60 in Ontario north to 6th Street in Rancho Cucamonga will widen bridges, pave median, replace pavement and improve drainage.
52.00
6 I-880/High Street Bridge Replacement, Oakland
GC: Flatiron
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: The seismic retrofit project will reconfigure the SR 77/42nd Avenue interchange with I-880 to a partial diamond interchange with at-grade intersections.
50.60
7 SR 198 Expansion, Kings & Tulare Counties
GC: Flatiron
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: The project will convert the 10-mi existing two-lane conventional highway to a four-lane expressway from Hanford to Visalia.
50.00
8 Doyle Drive Replacement Contract 3, San Francisco
GC: C.C. Myers
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans/ San Francisco County Transportation Authority
Description: Contract 3 (out of 8 contracts) involves the southwestern end of the corridor between the Golden Gate Bridge Toll Plaza and the San Francisco National Cemetery and includes the construction of the new southbound viaduct bridge
48.40
9 SR 91 Lane Addition, Orange & Riverside Counties
GC: Brutoco Engineering & Construction
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Project consists of widening the eastbound SR 91 freeway to add one general-purpose lane and establish full standard lane and shoulder widths across the freeway from SR 241 to SR 71.
47.90
10 SR 18 Big Bear Bridge Replacement, Big Bear Lake
GC: Flatiron
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: The new bridge will incorporate 12-ft lanes, one 12-ft turn lane and 10-ft shoulders and a 5-ft ADA-compliant sidewalk on one side; project also includes the realignment and signalization of the intersection of SR 18 and SR 38.
40.00
TIE Wilfred Avenue/U.S. 101 Interchange, Rohnert Park
GC: Ghilotti Bros.
Engineer/Owner: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Caltrans
Description: The project will modify the interchange by constructing a new bridge undercrossing structure linking Wilfred Avenue to Golf Course Drive, and will also realign and widen Highway 101 from four to six lanes (HOV) for 1.6 mi.
40.00
12 Highway 1/Salinas Road Interchange, Monterey County
GC: DeSilva Gates
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: The project will construct a new interchange to carry Salinas Road over Highway 1 with new on- and off-ramps and a frontage road between Salinas and Jensen roads.
30.00
TIE SR 180 East/Kings Canyon Expressway Segment 1, Fresno
GC: Teichert Construction
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Project consists of a new four-lane Kings Canyon Expressway from just east of Temperance Avenue to Quality Avenue on a six-lane right-of-way alignment.
30.00
14 Highway 237/680 Separation to Grimmer, Fremont
GC: Top Grade Construction
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Freeway widening project includes a new HOV lane, the widening of five bridges and construction of two retaining walls(one a soundwall).
28.40
15 SR 46 Widening, Kern County
GC: Griffith Co.
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Project will widen 8 mi of SR 46 from 1.9 mi west of SR 33 to Browns Material Road. The two-lane highway will be expanded into a four-lane expressway with a 62-ft center median.
25.00
16 I-80 Operational & Capacity Improvement Phase 3, Sacramento
GC: Flatiron
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Project includes constructing the westbound and eastbound extension of the bus/carpool (HOV) lane and auxiliary lanes from Miners’ Ravine past SR 65.
24.50
17 Highway 80 Widening, Roseville
GC: Flatiron
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Project will widen eastbound and westbound I-80 approximately 2.3 mi from Eureka Avenue to 1 mi east of Highway 65.
22.50
18 I-80 Eastbound HOV Lane Extension, Contra Costa County
GC: Ghilotti Bros.
Engineer/Owner: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Caltrans
Description: The 4.1-mi-long project will widen eastbound I-80 to add an HOV lane from just west of the SR 4 interchange to 0.43 mi east of Cummings Skyway overcrossing.
22.40
19 SR 12 Rehabilitation, Solano County
GC: RGW Construction
Engineer/Owner: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Caltrans
Description: The project includes shoulder widening, left turn channelization, drainage modifications and intersection widening near Suisun City, east of Walter Road to Currie Road.
20.40
20 Isabel/I-580 Interchange Improvements Contract 1, Livermore
GC: DeSilva-Gates
Engineer/Owner: City of Livermore
Description: The project will provide a permanent connection between I-580 and Isabel Avenue/SR 84 to relieve congestion at the existing Airway/I-580 interchange.
17.70
21 Arroyo Seco (SR 110) Parkway Improvement, Los Angeles
GC: Cooper/Myers
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Project consists of replacement of the existing metal beam and temporary barriers with decorative concrete median and side barriers that reflect the stonework architecture seen throughout the surrounding communities.
17.00
22 Harbor Boulevard/U.S. 50 Interchange, Sacramento
GC: Argonaut Construction
Engineer/Owner: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Caltrans
Description: This project will reconfigure the U.S. Highway 50/Harbor Boulevard interchange to a modified version of a partial cloverleaf, include loop ramps in the northeast and southeast quadrants and widen Harbor Boulevard to 6 lanes.
16.10
23 Highway 89 Environmental Improvements, South Lake Tahoe
GC: Qualcon Construction
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: The project, located between U.S. 50 and the Alpine/El Dorado County line, will widen shoulders and rehabilitate and reconstruct drainage facilities.
16.00
24 I-80 Roadway Rehabilitation/Final HOV Paving, Fairfield
GC: Top Grade Construction
Engineer/Owner: Caltrans
Description: Resurface, restore and rehab the highway along I-80 in Solano County from 0.4 mi west of SR 12 overcrossing to 0.8 mi east of Air Base Parkway overcrossing.
13.40
25 I-805 Auxiliary Lanes, San Diego
GC: Skanska
Engineer/Owner: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Caltrans
Description: Caltrans will construct two southbound auxiliary lanes between SR 54 and Bonita Road.
11.50
  Source and Methodology: Though by no means a definitive list of the top highway projects in the state of California, most information was garnered via McGraw-Hill Construction Dodge data and Caltrans and municipalities’ websites.  
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