South Lamar Blvd Corridor: US 290 to Montclaire St.

The project entails approximately three miles of comprehensive corridor improvements along South Lamar Boulevard from US 290 to Montclaire Street, aimed at enhancing mobility and accessibility. Work includes demolition of existing sidewalks, curbs, and gutters, followed by installation of new curb and gutter systems positioned closer to the roadway centerline. New ADA compliant infrastructure will be constructed, including shared-use paths, sidewalks, bike lanes, and accessible ramps. The roadway will undergo milling and overlay, while traffic signals will be upgraded, bus stops relocated and newly constructed, and storm drainage systems improved. Utility upgrades encompass water and wastewater line enhancements, alongside extensive streetscape and landscape elements such as tree plantings, planting zones, irrigation systems, and rain gardens. Additional components include new signing and striping, intermittent median construction, and related landscaping to support environmental and aesthetic goals. The solicitation, identified as IFB 6100 CLMC971, was posted on July 6, 2026, with a response deadline of August 13, 2026, and is managed by the City of Austin. Proposals must be submitted through the official portal, and inquiries should be directed to designated contacts: Oscar Coronado for project-related questions, Sofia Johnson for solicitation-specific concerns, and Ruby Villanueva-Kellough for inquiries regarding small and minority business resources. The project is publicly funded and represents a significant urban infrastructure initiative focused on multimodal transportation, environmental sustainability, and equitable access across the corridor.