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Soldier Pile Wall Construction to Repair Damaged Gabion Wall on Sand Creek Drive
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The contract involves constructing a soldier pile wall along Sand Creek Drive in Colorado to repair damage caused by a vehicle collision in summer 2024. Sand Creek Drive is a frontage road along I-270, featuring a Gabion Wall on the south shoulder from 56th Ave to 49th Ave, which was partially damaged near I-270 MP 2.70. The project aims to replace the damaged timber posts with a more durable soldier pile wall, ensuring the stability and safety of the roadway and adjacent infrastructure. The contract is managed by the Colorado Department of Transportation and is set within a budget range of $500,000 to $1,500,000. The solicitation was posted on March 6, 2025, with a response deadline of March 27, 2025, inviting qualified contractors to submit proposals through the designated bidding platform.
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