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NE 40th Street Interchange

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Project Location: Redmond, Washington

Client:
Washington State Department of Transportation

Construction Cost: $14.3 million

Wilder’s Role: Prime

Construction Period: 6/99 – 11/00


Project Highlights

  Erosion Control, Stormwater Treatment
  1.4 MG CIP Concrete Detention Vault
  150,000 Cubic Yards Roadway Excavation

  Traffic Control
  Access Ramp Construction
  Underground Utilities
  
Signalization, Electrical, Fiber Optics
  
Interchange Construction


This project involves providing an interchange at NE 40th Street, near the Microsoft Redmond campus.  The contract also includes major structure and roadway excavation, the construction of cast-in-place retaining walls, soil nail walls with CIP face panels, a large CIP stormwater detention vault, and associated grading, paving and utilities. First WSDOT project in state to utilize on-site stormwater treatment for sedimentation control. 

Project start-up was delayed by the discovery of a Red Tailed Hawk’s nest and fledgling activity near a 54 foot by 300 foot vault.  Even with the delay, the vault was completed by the end of January 2000, and the entire project is scheduled for completion in November of 2000.


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