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Avalon Boulevard Vision Zero roadway and pedestrian safety improvements

The City of Los Angeles is seeking bids for Vision Zero roadway and pedestrian safety improvements along Avalon Boulevard. - Government buyer: Engineering Bureau, Public Works, City of Los Angeles. - Project: Avalon Boulevard Improvements from Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to 56th Street. - Requested construction work: Upgrade crosswalk markings, traffic signals, and signage; build curb extensions; revise pavement striping to include bicycle lanes; repair curb, gutter, and sidewalks; install ADA curb ramps; and construct concrete bus pads. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. No product part numbers or item quantities are specified. - Estimated value: $6,844,197; the notice states that the budget is unconfirmed.

Description

The project will improve Avalon Boulevard between Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and 56th Street with Vision Zero safety features, including upgraded crosswalk markings, traffic signals, signage, curb extensions, striping changes, and bicycle lanes. Pedestrian improvements include curb gutter and sidewalk repairs, ADA curb ramps, and concrete bus pads. The full scope and details are in the bid package, which is available on RAMPLA; download Part 1 to become a planholder. The listed estimated amount is $6,844,197, though the source notes that the budget is not confirmed.

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