# Los Angeles Launches Spring-Alameda Mobility Project

The City of Los Angeles has initiated the Spring-Alameda Safety and Mobility Project as part of Mayor Karen Bass' Capital Infrastructure Program, officially breaking ground on September 12, 2026. This project focuses on enhancing pedestrian and road safety in Downtown Los Angeles and Chinatown through the installation of protected bike lanes, new pedestrian crossings, curb ramp improvements, and street resurfacing. The improvements aim to increase connectivity to key transit hubs such as Union Station and community areas including the LA River Bike Path, supporting safer, sustainable transportation options.

- The project is led by the City of Los Angeles with coordination from the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) and the Board of Public Works, highlighting interdepartmental collaboration in urban infrastructure upgrades.
- Procurement professionals should note the emphasis on multimodal transportation infrastructure, which may open opportunities for contractors specializing in pedestrian safety, bike lane construction, and street resurfacing.
- This initiative reflects growing municipal investment in community-driven, sustainable mobility projects, signaling potential future procurements in similar urban safety and connectivity enhancements.
- Vendors and contractors should consider aligning proposals with the city's goals for accessibility, safety, and transit connectivity to increase competitiveness in upcoming solicitations related to this and similar projects.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** September 13, 2026

### Government Entities
- City of Los Angeles
- Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT)
- Board of Public Works

### Key Quotes
> Every day, thousands of Angelenos move through the intersection of Spring and Alameda 1 heading to Union Station, to the LA River Bike Path, to work, to visit a small business, to school, or to see family. Now, we're making that journey safer for all of them.
> — Karen Bass, Mayor

> No one should have to risk their life simply crossing the street in their own neighborhood.
> — Eunisses Hernandez, Councilmember

> This path not only promotes safe and sustainable modes of transportation but is also a fantastic example of community-driven development.
> — Ysabel Jurado, Councilmember

### Sources
- [Mayor Bass Breaks Ground On New Spring-Alameda Mobility Project, Creating New Pedestrian and Road Safety Improvements in Downtown and Chinatown | Mayor Karen Bass](https://mayor.lacity.gov/news/mayor-bass-breaks-ground-new-spring-alameda-mobility-project-creating-new-pedestrian-and-road) - LA