Federal grant · formula grant (a)

Illinois Department of Transportation

Project Title: Reconstruction of the I-39/US 20 Interchange :::: Project Description: This Project Consists of the Reconstruction of the I-39/US 20 System Interchange, Including I-39 From Approximately 0.78 Miles North of Blackhawk Road to Approximately 0.3 Miles East of Mulford Road. the Project Also Consists of Local Road Reconstruction of Linden Road at I-39/US 20 Ramp BD From Approximately 0.74 Miles East of Alpine Road to 0.88 Miles East of Alpine Road and Mulford Road at I-39/US 20 Approximately 0.06 Miles North of Linden Road to 0.35 Miles North of Linden Road. Structural Work for This Project Includes the Installation of 5 New Bridges, Removal of 5 Existing Bridges and Mse Wall Construction for the Ramp BD Bridge Over Us 20.

Committed

$95.6 Million

Paid out
$87.8M
92%
Committed, not yet paid
$7.8M
8%

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