Broadway Transportation Improvements Project (Boulder)

14th Street

Tennyson St.

S. Broadway
Reconstruction/ Wesley to Yale

Airport Projects
  - Grand Junction Regional
  - Riverton Regional
  - Gunnison-Crested Butte

30th Street Transportation Improvements Project

Conduit 74

S. Broadway
Reconstruction/ Arizona to Iowa

WYDOT - Gillette/Douglas
HWY 59

Ferril Lake at City Park

University Blvd./E. Asbury Ave. Reconstruction

Larimer Square

Hanging Lake Tunnel

Elmer's TwoMile Greenway Project

Denver Water Conduit
Project #25

Winslow Road

GCC Dacotah Cement Terminal

28th & Pearl Improvement Project

Broadway Street & Bridge Reconstruction

Foothills Parkway
& Arapahoe

Glenwood Canyon

Grand Avenue Paving

Roundabouts

Santa Fe Dr. & Belleview

Utilities

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This project, which began on May 7th of 2007, included a major resurfacing of the eastbound lanes on I-70 in Glenwood Canyon from the No Name overpass to the Grizzly Creek rest area. The full depth reconstruction of the pavement section included removal of deteriorating asphalt pavement, removal and regrading of base course material, placement of new 11-inch concrete pavement, and concrete resurfacing of a bridge deck. Approximately 9,500 cubic yards of concrete was used. The work required eastbound traffic to be detoured onto one lane of the westbound lanes from the No Name tunnels to the Hanging Lake tunnel, resulting in two-way traffic 24 hours a day. Several on and off ramps were affected for the duration of the project.
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The paving project was completed 22 days ahead ahead of schedule earning Concrete Works an early completion incentive. “CDOT and Concrete Works’ goal was to have the project completed by the weekend before July 4,” CDOT Resident Engineer Pete Mertes said. “We met this goal with strong teamwork, partnering and an aggressive schedule set by Concrete Works.”

This project was the first in a series of phased projects which will replace the current asphalt pavement in Glenwood Canyon with a durable concrete pavement, providing better performance in the seasonal harsh conditions in the area.

Article from Colorado Public Works Journal, June 2007 (.pdf)