Airport Station Area Pedestrian Improvement Project, City of SeaTac, WA #ST-141

The Airport Station Area Pedestrian Improvement Project, solicitation number ST-141, is a construction contract issued by the City of SeaTac, Washington. The project focuses on extensive infrastructure improvements across South 176th Street, 32nd Avenue South, and South 180th Street. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive road restoration and paving, the installation of new stormwater conveyance and water quality facilities, and the construction of water and sewer mains. Additionally, the project includes the undergrounding of aerial utilities, the creation of joint utility trenches, and the installation of infrastructure for decorative illumination, traffic signal systems, and future electric vehicle charging stations. Pedestrian and urban enhancements are a primary focus, featuring the construction of sidewalks, bike facilities, curb and gutter systems, planters, retaining walls, and raised concrete intersections and crosswalks. The contract also requires temporary erosion and water pollution control, the removal of existing structures and obstructions, property restoration, and the installation of urban design amenities and permanent signing. Interested parties should note that a site walk was scheduled for June 11 at 10:00 am, and the project is managed by the City of SeaTac.