Poipu Road Safety and Mobility Project Fed-Aid Project STP-0520(004)

The Poipu Road Safety and Mobility Project is a federal-aid project aimed at improving the safety and mobility of Poipu Road in Kauai, Hawaii. The project includes the replacement of stop-controlled intersections with roundabouts, pavement restriping, roadway resurfacing, shoulder widening, construction of sidewalks, and improvements to accessible ramps and curbs. The project also involves the installation of new roadway signage, bus stops, and bike lanes. The estimated construction cost of the project is between $30,000,000 and $40,000,000. • The project is funded by the Federal Highway Administration and the County of Kauai. • The project requires the contractor to possess a valid State of Hawaii General Engineering Contractor's "A" license. • The project includes a number of roadway improvements, including the replacement of stop-controlled intersections with roundabouts and the construction of sidewalks. • The project also involves the installation of new roadway signage, bus stops, and bike lanes. • The project is subject to the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program, which requires the contractor to comply with certain requirements and submit documentation. • The project has a number of contacts, including Hope Stem, Joel Bautista, and Michael Moule, who can provide additional information on the project.