Federal grant · project grant (b)
1.THE Project Will Improve the State Route 47 SR 47 Vincent Thomas Bridge Harbor Boulevard Front Street Interchange Near the Port of Los Angeles. the Improvements Include Removal of Existing Westbound Off Ramp With Harbor Boulevard to Eliminate an Unsafe Weave Construction of New Westbound Off Ramp With Front Street With a New Traffic Signal Realignment of Eastbound on Ramp From Harbor Boulevard to Increase Merge Length and Reduce Grade Conversion of the Eastbound Off Ramp Auxiliary Lane From I 110 Connector and Gaffey Street to Two Lanes and Removal of an Obsolete Rail Spur. 2.ACTIVITIES to Be Performed Component 1 Construction Utilities A.removal of Conflicting Utilities B.rail Removal C.water and Gas Line Relocation D.drainage Improvements Including Modifications to the Existing Storm Drain System E.sewer System Improvements F.electrical System Improvements. Site Work A.earthwork Including Soil Remediation and Soil Surcharge B.partial Demolition of the Existing on and Off Ramps to Construct New Ramp Alignments. C.grading, Paving, and Striping. D.roadway Realignment Including Sidewalk, Curb, and Gutter Improvements E.traffic Signal and Street Lighting Improvements F.retaining Walls and Architectural Wall Treatment G.fencing H.landscaping and Irrigation I.rail Removal Component 2 Construction Management the Construction Management Charges Include the Construction Management Contract for Administrative Support and Staff Charges for Inspection Construction Management Support and Design Services During Construction. 3.DELIVERABLES Expected Outcomes. Travel Time Savings Within the Category of Economic Competitiveness and Accident Reduction Within the Category of Safety. 4. Intended Beneficiary City of Los Angeles Harbor Department 5. Subrecipient Activities None.
Committed
$9.9 Million
Paid out
$2.6M
26%
Committed, not yet paid
$7.3M
74%
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