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Project Title: Statewide Statewide :::: Project Description: a Bridge Bundling Program Manager Consultant PMC Will Assist Mdot in the Development and Administration of Phase Ii of the Bridge Bundling Initiative as Part of the Hip-crrsaa Bridge Bundling Program, Specific to Michigan Senate Bill 611 Included in the State Budget and Signed Into Law by the Governor. Phase Ii of the Bridge Bundling Initiative Specifically Prioritizes Locally Owned Vehicular Bridges Currently Closed to Traffic, Locally Owned Vehicular Bridges Currently Posted or Restricted From Michigan Legal Loads, or Locally Owned Vehicular Bridges in Need of Rehabilitation or Replacement as Rated by Regional Bridge Councils to Ensure Citizen Safety or Unimpeded Commercial Traffic. This Phase of the Initiative Will Focus on Rehabilitation or Replacement of on and Off System Locally Owned Bridges That Meet the Priorities Identified in the Bill. ;statewide; ,
Committed
$196.0 Million
Paid out
$106.2M
54%
Committed, not yet paid
$89.8M
46%
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