Projects

DESCRIPTION

Delivered at best value for the City of Phoenix, this environmentally sensitive heavy civil project involved constructing a 2.33-mile shared-use pathway along the south bank of the Salt River, extending from 32nd Street through the SR-143 overpass. Notable for its intricate work on steep cement-stabilized aggregate (CSA) slopes beneath the I-10 and SR-143 overpasses, the project required precise engineering and skilled construction under challenging site conditions. Terraced structural retaining walls were integrated into the CSA slopes to support the reinforced concrete pathway and create a visually appealing, functional design that harmonizes with the surrounding infrastructure.

SCOPE

• 2.33-miles of 12’-14’ wide AC pavement & concrete pathway
• 24,987 CY of cement-stabilized aggregate (CSA) slopes
• 44,496 SF of concrete pathway
• 1,951 SF of CIP retaining walls
• 25,575 SY of subgrade prep & fine grading
• 3,717 TN of AC paved pathway
• 3,448 TN of ABC
• 1,385 SF of concrete driveways
• 1,720 LF of galvanized fence
• Landscape irrigation systems
• 123 EA 5-gallon shrubs & accents
• Gates for maintenance road
• Decomposed granite
• Bicycle racks
• Benches
• Shade canopy structures