• Contract

SR 520, I-5 to Montlake - I/C and Bridge Replacement

Contract summary

This project will replace the existing Portage Bay Bridge 520/3, with two new parallel variable depth segmental box girder bridges across Portage Bay, the existing SR 520 eastbound off-ramp structure to Montlake Boulevard East, the existing 10th Ave E and Delmar E under-crossings with a new Roanoke Lid Bridge, and provide approximately 75 retaining walls. This project will also extend the SR 520’s transit/HOV system from Montlake to I-5 and the cross-lake bicycle and pedestrian trail over Portage Bay to a new lid between Delmar Drive East and 10th Avenue East.

Other major work includes providing stormwater conveyance, stormwater treatment, maintaining existing WPA drainage system, utility relocation, protect sewer outflow, relocate existing lumen duct bank, replace trolly poles, landscaping, paving, mechanical ventilation fire life safety system, and reversible ramp gate system.

Public Works
Publication Date
Contract status
Awarded
Contract ID
009775
County
King County
Submittal due date and time
Estimated value
$725,000,000 - $900,000,000
Funding source
A state funded project - Connecting Washington
Contact
Ms. Robyn Mills, P.E.
Project Engineer

Award information

  • Award status: awarded 3/11/2024
  • Award amount: $1,374,800,000.00
  • Awarded to: Skanska USA Civil West California District Inc.
    1995 Agua Mansa Rd
    Riverside, CA 92509-2405

Redacted statement of qualifications and proposal

Redacted statement of qualifications and proposal (FTP Directory) - posted 4/1/2024

Conformed request for proposal

Price proposal opening results

Request for proposal Addenda

Request for proposal Q&A

Voluntary proposer meeting material

Request for proposal

Short listed submitters

Short list letter (PDF 251KB) - posted 1/19/2023

Submitters

Submitters list with single point of contact (PDF 86KB) - posted 1/3/2023

Request for qualifications Q&A

Request for qualifications addenda

Request for qualifications

Voluntary submitters meeting

Project information available