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Transportation & Development Louisiana D

Project Title: I-10; La 415 to Essen on I-10 and I-12 :::: Project Description: Revised Scope Per 1/12/2021 From A.murrell: Interstate 10 (I-10) Will Be Improved Through Widening and Reconstruction of the Mainline From 3 to 4 Lanes in Each Direction, Including Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation, Interchange and Ramp Modification, Shoulder Widening, and Auxiliary Lane(s) From La 415 to Essen Lane on I-10 and I-12. the Project Corridor Includes Two Phases. Phase I Includes the Limits of W. of Washington ST. to Essen Lane on I-10 and I-12, and Phase Ii Includes the Limits of La 415 to W. of Washington ST.

Committed

$149.4 Million

Paid out
$120.6M
81%
Committed, not yet paid
$28.8M
19%

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Source

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