Upper De La Vina Street and Milpas Street at Highway 101 Public Improvements Project

The contract involves comprehensive public improvements along several streets in Santa Barbara, California, including De La Vina Street, Junipero Street, and Milpas Street, with work centered around Highway 101. The scope encompasses a wide range of construction activities such as traffic control, water main replacement, removal of existing hardscape, and the construction of new infrastructure including curbs, gutters, utility adjustments, medians, cross gutters, curb extensions, and ADA-compliant sidewalks and access ramps. Additionally, the project includes the development of sidewalk-level bike paths, driveways, bioretention basins, drop inlets, and retaining curbs, along with the installation of light pole and traffic signal pole foundations, conduit, and pull boxes. The work also involves placement of fill soil and mulch, asphalt conforming, markings, striping, and public notices, ensuring the project enhances transportation infrastructure and pedestrian accessibility. The project is titled the Upper De La Vina Street and Milpas Street at Highway 101 Public Improvements Project, with a solicitation number 5022, posted on August 28, 2024, and a response deadline of September 26, 2024. It is managed by the City of Santa Barbara under the California agency, with a contract size estimated between 5 million and 10 million dollars. The project aims to improve roadway safety, traffic flow, and accessibility, and is overseen by Alexis Flores, who can be contacted via email or phone for further details.