Construction of Oregon Gulch Road Bridge across Morris Ravine

The contract is for the construction of the Oregon Gulch Road Bridge across Morris Ravine. The project involves constructing a 71'-6" long, cast-in-place/prestressed concrete slab bridge, removing the existing bridge, and reconstructing approximately 700 lineal feet of roadway. The contract was awarded to four vendors: Viking Construction Company, Inc., Steelhead Constructors, Inc., MCM Construction, Inc., and Franklin Construction, Inc. The contract has a total bid value of $2,165,313.50 for Viking Construction Company, Inc., $2,296,807.00 for Steelhead Constructors, Inc., $2,580,823.00 for MCM Construction, Inc., and $2,745,323.00 for Franklin Construction, Inc. Some key features of the project include the installation of California Type 116 Rail and metal beam guardrail, the use of prestressed cast-in-place concrete, and the reconstruction of the roadway. • The project involves the construction of a new bridge and the removal of the existing bridge. • The contract has a total of four vendors. • The project includes the reconstruction of approximately 700 lineal feet of roadway. • The contract has a total bid value ranging from $2,165,313.50 to $2,745,323.00. • The project involves the installation of California Type 116 Rail and metal beam guardrail. • The project uses prestressed cast-in-place concrete. • The project includes the reconstruction of the roadway.