Glendale - Hyperion Complex of Bridges - Phase 2 (Re-Bid) - Federal Aid Project No.: BHLS-5006(181)

The project involves the seismic retrofit and rehabilitation of a viaduct complex along the historic corridor of Hyperion Avenue and Glendale Boulevard, with a focus on enhancing structural safety, functionality, and aesthetic preservation. Key activities include widening the bridges, streamlining the approach roadways, and upgrading various infrastructure elements to meet current standards. Special attention is given to maintaining the historical integrity of the site by preserving and replicating historic features such as balustrade railings, pylons, and light poles. Additionally, the project encompasses re-aligning the northbound off-ramp from I-5, adding a bicycle and pedestrian access ramp with a green space and infiltration basin, and incorporating bike lanes on both sides of Hyperion Avenue to improve traffic flow and safety. There is no City Engineer’s Estimate available for this project, and interested contractors are encouraged to download the bid package from RAMPLA to become planholders, with full scope details included therein. The project is identified as the Glendale-Hyperion Complex of Bridges - Phase 2 (Re-Bid), funded under Federal Aid Project No. BHLS-5006(181), with a response deadline of July 24, 2024. The solicitation is managed by the Los Angeles Public Works Engineering Bureau, and inquiries can be directed to Andrew Asfour via email. The project aims to balance infrastructure upgrades with historical preservation while improving multimodal access along this key corridor in California.