Rapid City - Omaha Street

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Replace aging surfacing and increase capacity on a busy urban route.
 
 The Omaha Street Urban Reconstruction Project is a South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) urban street reconstruction project which includes City of Rapid City utility system upgrades. The project is necessitated by the infrastructure being at the end of its useful life. The pavement on this stretch of road was constructed in 1960, the bridge in 1974. There have been various pavement repair projects completed over the years, but the overall condition is poor.

The project spans 5800' and is being constructed in multiple phases.


Project Timeline:

The anticipated completion date is May 27, 2022.

 

Project Photos

Omaha Street Rapid Creek bridge deck widening – eastbound lanes
Omaha Street Rapid Creek bridge deck widening – eastbound lanes
 

Paving the Bike Path Under the Rapid Creek Bridge


Paving the Median Curb and Gutter


Paving the Off-End East Bound Approach Slab for the Rapid Creek Bridge



May 2022: 

(LtoR: 
Median island paving on the east side of Omaha and Mountain View, New Median on the west side of the Intersection of Omaha and Mountain View, Paving of the soccer field approach off of Omaha Street)


  


Project Contract Amount:

$15.4 Million


Project Contacts:

Contractor: Heavy Constructors, Inc. of Rapid City 
SDDOT: Jason Baker (605) 394-1629



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