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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation

Project Title: I-95: Betsy Ross Mainln NB :::: Project Description: This Project Is for the Reconstruction of SR 95 Northbound and Improvements to the Local Street Network. Included in the Reconstruction of SR 95 Northbound Is the Replacement of Six (6) Bridges, Rehabilitation of One (1) Bridge, the Construction of Three (3) Retaining Walls, the Construction of Two (2) Sign Structures, Sound Barrier Walls Mounted on Five (5) Structures, Pavement Replacement and Other Miscellaneous Construction, as Indicated on the Approved Drawings Included in the Bid Package for State Route 95, Section BR3, in the City of Philadelplhia and Philadelphia County From South of Allegheny Avenue at Segment 0244/0245 Offset 0683/0683 to North of Bridge Street at Segment 0270/0271 Offset 2031/2031.

Committed

$129.1 Million

Paid out
$73.2M
57%
Committed, not yet paid
$55.8M
43%

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Source

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