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District of Columbia Fiscal Year 2018‐2022

Statewide Transportation Improvement Program

Draft Project ListSeptember 2017

Draft FY 2018-2022 Project List Ward 1 Projects

Planning/Study Design Construction Other

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Florida Ave NW, 9th St to Sherman AveRemoval of deteriorated base and pavement,repairing the sub-base, replacing or reconstructingpavement and base within the roadway area andresetting or reconstructing curbs and sidewalks.Additional work includes the installation ofwheelchair ramps, bicycle facilities, safety featuresand landscaping improvements.

Streetscape &Public Space

FY 19 $ 6,500,000

66

Mount Pleasant Street LightingUpgrade Lighting upgrade with complete systemincluding manhole, conduit LED lights, and HistoricWashington Globe pole/fixture

Stormwater &Other

InfrastructureFY 18 $ 600,000

Project PhaseID

Project Name and DescriptionProject Category

Proposed FY18-22Cost

District of Columbia Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 - 2022 STIPAll costs in current year (2017) dollars. Costs for projects in the planning phase may be reevaluated in future phases.

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Reconstruction of Pennsylvania Ave NW from 17thSt NW to Washington CircleDesign for streetscape of Pennsylvania Avenue NW,including multimodal transportation options.

MajorMultimodal

FY 19 $ 1,500,000

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Theodore Roosevelt Memorial BridgeRehabilitation of the Theodore Roosevelt MemorialBridge Main Spans and Ramps, includingpedestrian/bicyclist safety improvements; sidewalkwidening; connection for downstream sidewalk toVirginia; modifications to zipper lane; and bridgelighting

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-20 $ 4,000,000

17I-395 from I-695/I-295Project description pending

MajorMultimodal

$ 2,800,000

24Reconstruction of Massachusetts Avenue NWRoadway rehabilitation and streetscape in Kalorama


FY 19 $ 9,000,000

30Louisiana Avenue Protected Bike Lanes ProjectFinal design of protected bicycle lanes alongLouisiana Avenue

Bicycle &Pedestrian

FY 19 $ 1,000,000

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14th Street SW Ramp BridgesOn northbound 14th Street Bridge, the approachbridges to be rehabilitated are over Maine Avenue,over the Outlet Channel, and over Haines Point Park

Bridge & Tunnel FY 18 FY 20-22 $ 30,000,000

45Rehabilitation of Whitehurst Freeway BridgeRehabilitation of Whitehurst Freeway Bridge

Bridge & Tunnel FY 19 $ 1,500,000

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Rehabilitation of I-395 HOV Bridge over PotomacRiverRepair extensive pier cracking, superstructure, andsubstructure rehabilitation

Bridge & Tunnel FY 18 FY 20 $ 54,500,000

ID Project Name and Description Project CategoryProject Phase Proposed FY18-22

Cost


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Cleveland Park StudyImplementation of Cleveland Park studyrecommendations including Connecticut Avenueaccess lane and neighborhood parking supply,streetscape improvements and intersectionreconfiguration at Porter/Quebec/Connecticut AveNW


FY 19 $ 2,415,000

24Reconstruction of Massachusetts Avenue NW(Kalorama)Roadway rehabilitation and streetscape in Kalorama


FY 19 $ 9,000,000

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Rock Creek Trail RehabilitationSelected widening, resurfacing, new connections, anew bridge south of the Zoo tunnel, and retainingwall repair on Piney Branch

Bicycle &Pedestrian

FY 18 $ 10,050,000


Cost


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Oregon Avenue Roadway ImprovementInstallation of new sidewalk on west side, new curband gutter, new bridge over Pinehurst Run, andPepco undergrounding

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-20 $ 21,000,000

18Blair / Cedar / 4th Street NWImprovement at Blair Road NW, Cedar Street NW,and 4th Street NW intersection


FY 18 $ 2,700,000

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Rehabilitation of 16th St Bridge over Piney BranchRd NWDeck repair and utility replacement to preserve theintegrity and extend the life of the masonry andreinforced concrete arch superstructure.Completion of the interior safety walkways andrailings



Cost


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Arboretum Bridge and TrailPreliminary Design and Environmental Review for aconnection of the Arboretum Bridge to the publicroad network (Maryland Ave)

Bicycle &Pedestrian

FY 19 $ 3,500,000

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Construction for Upgrade and Repair to Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) SystemsPerform upgrades and repairs to DC's three Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) stations at (1) New York AveEB/WB, (2) I-295 NB, and (3) I-295 SB

AssetManagement

FY 18 $ 2,000,000

84

WIM Maintenance ContractProvide continued operations, maintenance, andrepairs for the Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) systems on I-295 and New York Ave: system calibration, systemvalidation and data collection, preventativemaintenance services, maintenance data andservice reporting, training, and emergency repairs

AssetManagement

FY 18-22 $ 1,050,000

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Florida Ave StreetscapeStreetscape improvements to include sidewalkwidening, lighting, low-impact developmentfeatures, street trees, bike lanes, and curbextensions between New York Avenue and HStreet/Benning Road


FY 20 $ 17,734,876


Cost


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Middle Anacostia Crossing - GARVEE BondRepaymentLong-term improvements for 11th Street Bridge.Grant Appreciate Revenue Vehicle (GARVEE) bonddebt service.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-22 $ 70,500,000

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New Jersey Ave. Mass. Ave. to N Street SafetyProjectSafety improvement project to facilitate pedestrianand motorists flows. A portion of New JerseyAvenue will be converted into two-way traffic.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18 $ 15,500,000

3

S. Capitol St - New Frederick Douglass MemorialBridgeRedevelopment of the South Capitol Street corridoris a part of the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative.Concept plans for the replacement of the FrederickDouglass Memorial Bridge are under developmentas part of the EIS currently being prepared.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18 $ 12,300,000

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S. Capitol St - GARVEE Bond RepaymentRedevelopment of the South Capitol Street corridoris a part of the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative.Grant Appreciate Revenue Vehicle (GARVEE) bonddebt service.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-22 $ 89,200,000

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I-695 Eastbound D4 Ramp DesignAdministration, design, and construction for closureof several items remaining from the construction ofthe 11th Street Corridor Project

MajorMultimodal

FY 19 $ 2,000,000


Cost


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Planning/Study Design Construction OtherID Project Name and Description Project Category

Project Phase Proposed FY18-22Cost

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Pennsylvania Avenue Streetlight UpgradeIncludes but not limited to installation of new lightpoles, light fixtures, wheel chair ramps andunderground infrastructures including conduits,cables, manholes, excavation and backfill,pavement restoration from 2nd Street SE to BarneyCircle SE

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-20 $ 14,229,485

17I-395 from I-695/I-295Project description pending

MajorMultimodal

$ 2,800,000

19C Street NE ImplementationTraffic calming project to slow traffic in the corridorby reducing at least one vehicle lane of traffic


FY 18 FY 19 $ 15,000,000

23Maryland Avenue NE Pedestrian Priority CorridorDesign and construction of pedestrian safetyimprovements based on completed study.


FY 18 $ 19,300,000

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Pennsylvania/Potomac CirclePedestrian safety and vehicular movementimprovements to existing traffic circle at theintersection


FY 18 $ 1,400,000

30Louisiana Avenue Protected Bike LanesFinal design of protected bicycle lanes alongLouisiana Avenue.

Bicycle &Pedestrian

FY 19 $ 1,000,000

47Southwest Freeway Bridge over S. Capitol StreetConstruction of Southwest Freeway Bridge overSouth Capitol Street


118

Florida Ave StreetscapeStreetscape improvements to include sidewalkwidening, lighting, low-impact developmentfeatures, street trees, bike lanes, and curbextensions between New York Avenue and HStreet/Benning Road


FY 20 $ 17,734,876


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6

Benning Road Reconstruction and StreetcarExtension1.95-mile surface fixed guideway transit line thatincludes electrically powered streetcar vehiclesoperating along tracks located within the existingstreet and travel lanes. The National EnvironmentalPolicy Act (NEPA) study will address potentialimpacts of the project, as well as preliminaryengineering (conceptual) for the line.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-19 $ 7,000,000

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Pennsylvania Ave SE Phase 2: PA Ave SE fromSousa Bridge to 209' west of 27th St. SEPrepare an Environmental Assessment for FHWA &NPS for the Pennsylvania Ave SE and Minnesota AveSE intersection and the portion on Penn Avenuebetween 27th Street and the Sousa Bridge.

MajorMultimodal

FY 19 $ 9,500,000

21E. Capitol Street Corridor Mobility & Safety PlanDesign and construction of pedestrian safety andtraffic operations improvements


FY 18-19 $ 1,900,000

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Southbound Kenilworth Ave NEReconstruction of southbound Kenilworth Avenuefrom the East Capitol Street Ramp to the CSxRailroad Bridge Overpass. The reconstruction willinclude removal of deteriorated base andpavement, repairing the sub-base, replacing orreconstructing pavement and base within theroadway area and resetting or reconstructing curbsand sidewalks. Additional work includes theinstallation of wheelchair ramps, bicycle facilities,safety features and landscaping improvements.


FY 18 $ 8,000,000


Cost


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Pedestrian Bridges over Kenilworth AvenueReplacement of three pedestrian bridges overKenilworth Ave at Lane Pl, Nash St, and Douglas Stto enhance pedestrian mobility and safety byimproving the bridge structure condition and ADAramps to the current standards and requirements

Bicycle &Pedestrian

FY 18-19 $ 14,000,000

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Rehabilitation of Benning Road Bridge overKenilworth AvenueWidening and safety improvements of existingeastbound and westbound Benning Road Bridgesover Kenilworth Avenue NE. New bridge structureswill have safer pedestrian access and bike path,including streetcar tracks.

Bridge & Tunnel FY 21-22 $ 70,000,000

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Safety and Geometric Improvements of I-295/DC295Safety improvements and upgrades to SB entranceand NB left exit ramps at Benning Road; shoulderwidening on DC 295 southbound between BenningRoad and East Capitol Street; safety improvementsand upgrades to meet current design standards atsouthbound exit ramps to River Terrace and E.Capitol Street and at the westbound PennsylvaniaAve entrance and exit ramps; improvements tosignage, pavement markings, and roadway lighting(LED lighting) between Pennsylvania Ave andBenning Road; and improvements to guardrail andmedian barriers to meet current design standards

Safety FY 18 $ 9,500,000


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East Capitol Streetlight UpgradeUpgrade the outdated streetlight system in thiscorridor to provide better illumination on sidewalksand streets

Stormwater &Other

InfrastructureFY 18-20 7,389,713$


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Middle Anacostia Crossing - GARVEE BondRepaymentLong-term improvements for 11th Street Bridge.Grant Appreciate Revenue Vehicle (GARVEE) bonddebt service.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-22 $ 70,500,000

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South Capitol St. - NEW Frederick DouglassMemorial BridgeRedevelopment of the South Capitol Street corridoris a part of the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative.Concept plans for the replacement of the FrederickDiuglass Memorial Bridge are under developmentas part of the EIS currently being prepared for thecorridor.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18 $ 12,300,000

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S. Capitol St - GARVEE Debt ServiceRedevelopment of the South Capitol Street corridoris a part of the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative.Grant Appreciate Revenue Vehicle (GARVEE) bonddebt service.

MajorMultimodal

FY 18-22 $ 89,200,000

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Southern Ave Roadway ImprovementsImprove the livability of the Southern Avenuecorridor from South Capitol Street SE to 23rd StreetSE

MajorMultimodal

FY 19-20 $ 11,500,000

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S. Capitol Street TrailDesign and construct a paved bicycle andpedestrian trail along South Capitol Street, based onthe 2010 Concept Plan.

Bicycle &Pedestrian

FY 19 $ 11,000,000


Cost


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Safety and Geometric Improvements of I-295/DC295Safety improvements and upgrades to SB entranceand NB left exit ramps at Benning Road; shoulderwidening on DC 295 southbound between BenningRoad and East Capitol Street; safety improvementsand upgrades to meet current design standards atsouthbound exit ramps to River Terrace and E.Capitol Street and at the westbound PennsylvaniaAve entrance and exit ramps; improvements tosignage, pavement markings, and roadway lighting(LED lighting) between Pennsylvania Ave andBenning Road; and improvements to guardrail andmedian barriers to meet current design standards

Safety FY 18 $ 9,500,000

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Upgrade and Repair to Weigh-in-Motion (WIM)SystemsPerform upgrades and repairs to DC's three Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) stations at (1) New York AveEB/WB, (2) I-295 NB, and (3) I-295 SB

AssetManagement

FY 18 $ 2,000,000

84

WIM Maintenance ContractProvide continued operations, maintenance, andrepairs for the Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) systems on I-295 and New York Ave: system calibration, systemvalidation and data collection, preventativemaintenance services, maintenance data andservice reporting, training, and emergency repairs

AssetManagement

FY 18-22 $ 1,050,000


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Draft FY 2018-2022 Project List Districtwide Projects


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AWI Program ManagementConsultant services to supplement the NEPA processand implement design and construction of theAnacostia Waterfront Initiative (AWI) corridors. Workincludes surveys; geotechnical and environmentalinvestigation and testing preliminary; roadway andbridge design and CE services during construction.

Major Multimodal FY 18-22 $ 17,000,000

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Urban Forestry ProgramCitywide tree asset management to include treepruning, removal & planting.

Streetscape & PublicSpace

FY 18-22 2,500,000$

29

Capital Bikeshare (CaBi)Citywide Capital Bikeshare system expansion

Bicycle & Pedestrian FY 18-22 4,000,000$

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National Recreation Trails - MaintenanceRecreational Trails Maintenance grants provideongoing trail maintenance throughout the city

Bicycle & Pedestrian FY 18-22 1,500,000$

ID Project Name and Description Project CategoryProject Phase

Proposed FY18-22Cost


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Project Phase Proposed FY18-22

Cost

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Asset Preservation of Tunnels in the District ofColumbia - NHPPProvides technical support and supportive servicesthat enables sustained preventive maintenance,rehabilitation and preservation of all tunnel assets inDDOT inventory system

Bridge & Tunnel FY 18-22 46,255,000$

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Federal Aid Preventive Maintenance and EmergencyRepairs on Highway Structures-NHDesign for Preventive Maintenance and EmergencyRepairs on Bridges and Highway Structures Bridge & Tunnel FY 18-22 25,990,000$

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Federal Aid Preventive Maintenance and EmergencyRepairs on Highway Structures-STPPerformance of preventive maintenance andemergency repairs on highway structures (bridges,overpasses, underpasses, freeways, ramps, culverts,viaducts, retaining walls, etc.) under the ownership ofthe District of Columbia.

Bridge & Tunnel FY 18-22 6,560,000$

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Pavement Skid TestingYearly citywide pavement skid testing. Programincludes field testing at locations where pavementsurface may be contributing factor to crash history. Safety FY 18-22 FY 18-22 412,500$


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Cost

49

Traffic Accident Reporting and Analysis System(TARAS)Update and maintenance of existing crash database

Safety FY 18-22 400,000$

50

Traffic Data Collection and Analysis Services (SPR)Yearly citywide traffic data collection. Project includescollection, comprehensive review and QA/QC, andpreparation of technical reports with statisticalsummary of traffic data.

Safety FY 18-22 875,000$

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Traffic Safety Data Center at Howard UniversityYearly citywide support for Howard University TrafficSafety & Data Center (HUTRC). Program includesevaluation of traffic calming applications and othersafety studies (changes to traffic control, sightdistance, etc.).

Safety FY 18-22 3,750,000$

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Traffic Safety Design - HSIP ProgramYearly citywide Highway Safety Improvement Program.Program includes study of crash history/patters andpreliminary design for improvements to mitigatesafety concerns.

Safety FY 18-22 FY 18-22 8,250,000$


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Cost

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Traffic Safety Engineering Support ServicesYearly traffic safety engineering support contract. Thisprogram provides analysis and review support for theDDOT Traffic Operations & Safety Team. Safety FY 18-22 FY 18-22 8,250,000$

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ADA ComplianceWork consists of citywide rehabilitation of sidewalksincluding construction management consultant,assessment, design, and construction to upgrade curband gutter, wheelchair ramps, sidewalks, drivewaysand alley entrances at various locations in the Districtof Columbia to comply with ADA requirements.

Safety FY 18-21 10,000,000$

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Citywide IDIQ Traffic Safety ConstructionIncludes small to medium scale traffic engineeringimprovements on roadways/intersections to improvemulti-modal traffic safety. These locations aregenerated from the Highway Safety ImprovementProgram (HSIP), Vision Zero, Livability Studies, andother transportation studies

Safety FY 18-22 17,500,000$

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Citywide Traffic Engineering DesignTraffic Engineering Analysis and Design of small tomedium scale improvements on roadways andintersections with safety issues. These locations aregenerated from the Highway Safety ImprovementProgram (HSIP), Vision Zero, Livability Studies, andother transportation studies

Safety FY 18-22 8,000,000$


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Cost

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Citywide Road Safety Audit ProgramYearly citywide roadway safety audit program

Safety FY 18-22 7,500,000$

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Statewide Transportation Alternatives Program- SafeRoutes to SchoolTo enable and encourage children, including thosewith disabilities, to walk and bicycle to school, to makewalking and bicycling to school safe and moreappealing, and to facilitate the planning, developmentand implementation of projects that will improvesafety, and reduce traffic, fuel consumption, and airpollution in the vicinity of schools

Safety FY 18-22 5,755,000$

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Traffic Sign Inventory UpgradeTraffic sign inventory upgrades

Safety FY 18 FY 18-22 800,000$

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Construction of Fiber Communication Networks onCorridorsConstruct fiber communication networks on corridorsand connect to the Traffic Management Center Stormwater & Other

InfrastructureFY 18-20 5,000,000$


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Cost

62

Citywide Streetlight LED ConversionConversion to LED streetlights

Stormwater & OtherInfrastructure

FY 18-19 8,053,807$

63

Culvert Rehabilitation and ReplacementConduct the rehabilitation and repair of culverts in theDistrict based on biannual inspections tomaintain/improve hydraulic capacity and structuralintegrity


FY 18-22 12,850,000$

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ITS General SupportConsultant to provide general support for design andimplementation of ITS projects, including deliverablereviews/evaluation, construction managementsupport, system verification and validation, productstudies and research, and inventory


FY 18-22 1,000,000$

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Citywide Traffic Signal Construction Contract(National Highway System Routes)Project to install citywide new Traffic Signals, HAWKs,RRFBS and modify/rehabilitate existing traffic signalsusing NHPP funds

Asset Management FY 18-22 7,675,000$


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Cost

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Citywide Traffic Signal Construction Contract (STPRoutes)Construct citywide new traffic signals, HAWKs, RRFBsand modify existing traffic signals with SurfaceTransportation Program (STP) funds


69

Citywide Thermoplastic Pavements MarkingsInstallation of missing, faded or new thermoplasticmarkings on Federal Highways


71

Citywide Streetlight ConstructionCitywide streetlight construction to include installationof lights based on request for lighting upgrades

Asset Management FY 18-22 FY 18-22 15,000,000$

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Emergency Transportation ProjectsResponse to emergencies or other unforeseen eventsthat are not budgeted or planned

Asset Management FY 18-22 125,000$


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Cost

73

Federal Aid Pavement RestorationMilling and resurfacing, curb and gutter and sidewalkrepair, upgrading on wheelchair ramps and pedestrianfacilities to meet ADA Compliance on Federal roads Asset Management FY 18-22 45,432,504$

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NHS - Federal Aid Pavement Restoration - NHPPStreetsPavement rehabilitation and restoration for NationalHighway Performance Program (NHPP)-designatedstreets

Asset Management FY 19 FY 18-22 47,650,000$

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On-Call Subsurface Pavement Investigation,Engineering Program SupportSubsurface investigation and engineering, pavementmanagement and design services including analysisand support for Asset Management Program


76

Replacing and Upgrading Guardrail and ImpactAttenuatorsRepairing, replacing and upgrading safetyappurtenances that have been damaged by errantvehicles. Work also includes constructing guiderailand attenuators at new locations and removing unitsin locations where they are no longer needed



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Cost

77

Roadway Pavement Condition AssessmentCitywide pavement condition assessment of thestreets within the District


78

Traffic Signal Consultant DesignDesign of new traffic signals, HAWK, RRFB and othertraffic control devices to improve multimodal trafficoperations in the City Asset Management FY 18-22 2,500,000$

79

Traffic Signal LED Replacement-NHPPReplace traffic and pedestrian signal LED modules atall signalized intersections on the surfacetransportation systems Asset Management FY 19-22 3,060,000$

80

Traffic Signal LED Replacement-STPReplace traffic and pedestrian signal LED modules atall signalized intersections on the surfacetransportation systems Asset Management FY 18-22 5,310,000$


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Cost

81

Traffic Signal Maintenance - NHPPProvide effective and efficient maintenance servicesfor the traffic signal systems throughout the District ofColumbia Asset Management FY 18-22 10,650,000$

82

Traffic Signal Maintenance - STPProvide maintenance services for the traffic signalsystems throughout the District of Columbia


83

Upgrade and Replacement of Overhead FreewaySignsRepair and replacement of damagedoverhead/oversized signage, primarily located alongInterstate system. This project will facilitatereplacement of damaged signs that are too large tofabricate and install in-house


85

Traffic Signal OptimizationDevelop optimized traffic signal timing plans for theentire signal system in a five-year cycle to reduceCitywide congestion, and optimize pedestrian andtransit flows



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Cost

86

Traffic Signal Systems AnalysisOngoing program which performs various traffic signalanalyses including determination of appropriate levelof traffic control (traffic signal, HAWK, RRFB, Flashers),modification to existing signalized intersections, andsmall to medium scale corridor analysis


87

Upgrade and Replacement of Overhead FreewaySignsPlacing mile markers along interstates (on I-295, I-395,I-695, and I-66) and updating existing exit numbers onground-mounted and overhead signs to comply withmile-marker designations

Asset Management FY 18 1,000,000$

89

Streetlight Asset ManagementStreetlight asset management


90

AASHTOWARE PaymentProvides funds to support the Bridge ManagementProgram and to pay the annual Points license fee Planning,

Programming, Fiscal,& Administrative

FY 18-22 1,535,600$


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Cost

91

Asset Inventory & ADA ComplianceIncludes inventorying assets in the public right of way,collection of the required data attributes to update theADA database and determine the ADA compliance andAccessibility of Public Facilities

Planning,Programming, Fiscal,

& AdministrativeFY 18-20 2,200,000$

92

Audit and ComplianceTo ensure audit and compliance for Davis Baconstaffing, training and software Planning,


FY 18-22 5,000,000$

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Bridge Management ProgramBridge management program



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Citywide Federal Aid Consultant Bridge InspectionContractWork under this contract consists of performingdetailed condition inspections and evaluations of allhighway and pedestrian bridges, and tunnels andunderpasses, under the ownership of the District ofColumbia and safety inspections of railroad ownedbridges crossing District streets


& AdministrativeFY 20 7,900,000$


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Cost

95

Citywide Open End Bridge DesignProvides engineering design services for the AssetManagement Division to support the preventivemaintenance program. Typical services includeinvestigation of structural deficiencies encounteredduring bridge inspections and observation, definingthe problems and proposing and designing solutionssuch as temporary shoring and supports and repairand retrofit details for deficient structural elements.



96

Civil Rights / EEO compliance Monitoring ProgramCivil Rights and equal employment opportunity (EEO)compliance and monitoring Planning,


FY 18-22 3,070,000$

97

Culvert InspectionInspection of the District Department ofTransportation’s culvert inventory. Work under thiscontract will consist of performing detailed inspectionsand evaluations of all applicable DDOT culverts,considering both the structural evaluation andhydraulic capacity analysis.



98

DBE Supportive Services/OJT Supportive ServicesGrant funding for Disadvantaged Business Enterprise(DBE) and On-the-Job Training (OJT) efforts Planning,


FY 18-22 500,000$


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Cost

99

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise OnlineCertification SystemThis system is being developed as an extension of theDistrict Transportation Access Portal (DTAP), similar tothe Small Business Enterprise Application program,and will serve as a document management repositoryfor the Agency, in particular the Office of Civil Rights


& AdministrativeFY 18 150,000$

100

District TDM (goDCgo)The District's transportation demand management(TDM) program promotes sustainable transportationoptions and works with employers, hotels, andresidential properties to decrease single occupancyvehicle (SOV) use



101

Environmental Management System (EMS)The EMS Program ensures DDOT’s compliance withNEPA and Section 106 per regulation and theProgrammatic Agreements overseeing these approvals



102

Infrastructure Information Technology SupportServicesIT infrastructure project for developers, DBA, hardwareand software licenses




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Cost

103

Metropolitan Area Transportation OperationsCoordination (MATOC)Ongoing project obligation to fund the MATOC, aregional program intended to enhance situationalawareness and response to transportation incidentswhose impacts cross jurisdictional boundaries



104

Professional Capacity-Building Strategy TrainingProfessional Capacity-Building Strategy Training



105

Research Development and Technology TransferThe Research and Technology Transfer Programcoordinates the agency’s research activities, helping todeliver life cycle cost savings and innovative solutionsthat improve the quality of life in the District



106

State Planning and ResearchProvide major support for the District’s transportationplanning activities including regional safety, traffic andinfrastructure




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Cost

107

Traffic Management Center OperationsFunds Traffic Management Center (TMC), RoadwayOperations Patrol (ROP), ITS Support & Maintenance,and ITS Systems Development & Integrationsalaries. This staff operates the TMC and ROP 24/7,improves ITS functions, and keeps ITS systems anddevices up and running.



109

Citywide Engineering Services for Structures andBridgesCitywide on-call bridge consultant for engineeringservices for bridge and structures.



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Commuter ConnectionsProvides support for the Districts transportationplanning activities including regional, safety, trafficand infrastructure




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Cost

111

Constructability and Work Zone Safety ReviewDDOT staff (1) to review MOT/TMP plans and (2) toaudit construction projects in the field generated byIPMD reconstruction and Asset Managementmaintenance programs



112

Cost Estimate ReviewProvide support to department with independent costestimate for construction projects before finalizing thePS and E package for advertisement. Typical servicesinclude reviewing plans, and specifications, checkingquantity take-off and providing independent costestimate for the project. Other services may includecost analysis and related services. Services will be



113

District STIP DevelopmentConsultant assistance to help develop the 2018-2022DC Statewide Transportation Program (STIP) Planning,


FY 18 100,000$

114

Metropolitan PlanningProvide major support to the District's transportationplanning activities including regional, safety, trafficand infrastructure




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Cost

115

Oversize/Overweight Routing Tool Maintenance andEnhancementTo facilitate safe operation of trucks in a bicyclist andpedestrian heavy environment, the District built aWaze-like truck routing tool. This project will keep thetool up to date as conditions change in the Districtand provide system enhancements.


& AdministrativeFY 18-19 325,000$

116

Traffic Signal On-site Support ServicesOn-site support services assist DDOT signal divisionwith the review of various signal designs from stand-alone projects, IPMD reconstruction/corridor projects,and development projects



117

Transportation Asset Management PlanDevelopment of the Transportation AssetManagement Plan (TAMP) for DDOT, implementationof process established in initial plan




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