Mid-City Low Stress Bicycle Enhancement Corridors- Federal Project No. CML-5006 (903)

This project involves the construction of 4.5 miles of bicycle infrastructure and traffic calming measures along two key neighborhood corridors connecting Mid-City to Hollywood in Los Angeles. The enhancements aim to create low-stress bicycle routes that facilitate safe and efficient travel between major transit hubs, including connections to the Metro Hollywood and Highland Red Line station and the future La Brea Metro Purple Line Station. The scope includes the installation of various traffic calming features such as a new mini-roundabout, bicycle diverters, curb ramps, mountable curbs, landscaping, street lighting, traffic signals, and striping to improve safety and accessibility for cyclists and pedestrians. Bidders are required to download the bid package from RAMPLA to access the full scope of work and become planholders, with additional information on planholder lists and bid results available through the Los Angeles Public Works Engineering Bureau website. The solicitation, titled "Mid-City Low Stress Bicycle Enhancement Corridors," is posted under Federal Project No. CML-5006 (903), with a response deadline of April 24, 2024. The project is managed by the Los Angeles Public Works Department, and interested parties can contact Zemamu Gebrewold via email for further details.