Public Projects

Proposed improvements will include signal upgrades and/or enhancements, fiber optic interconnect, traffic monitoring cameras, signal timing and optimization, system integration with the City’s Real-Time Transportation Intelligence Center (TIC), and sidewalk improvements as needed for ADA compliance. The project will be generally located along the South Broadway corridor, from Carroll Street to Marceau Street, a distance of approximately 6.10 miles. Additional improvements outside of the South Broadway corridor may be necessary to provide connectivity to the TIC and redundancy to the City’s fiber optic network.

Proposed improvements will include signal upgrades and/or enhancements, fiber optic interconnect, traffic monitoring cameras, signal timing and optimization, system integration with the City’s Real-Time Transportation Intelligence Center (TIC), and sidewalk improvements as needed for ADA compliance. The project will be generally located along the North Broadway corridor, from Cass to Riverview, and also on Halls Ferry Road, from North Broadway to Veronica Ave. The total project length is approximately 7.4 miles (6.8 miles on the North Broadway corridor and 0.6 miles on Halls Ferry Road). Additional improvements outside of the North Broadway corridor may be necessary to provide connectivity to the TIC and redundancy to the City’s fiber optic network. II.

The proposed Work includes Replacement of curbs, sidewalk, and other incidental construction in the public right of related to the City’s 50/50 Sidewalk Program. Repairs can be located in Wards 1, 5, and 6.

Renovation of the JC Penney North building restrooms. This is a separate bid package that will coincide with the JC Penney North Renovation project.

Replacement of curbs, sidewalk, and other incidental construction in the public right of way related to the City's 50/50 Sidewalk Program.

The City of St. Louis, Board of Public Service, is seeking Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from firms interested in providing professional engineering services for a bridge replacement project. The project includes the reconstruction of the Laurel/Waterman Bridge over Metrolink and approach pavement, located between DeGiverville Ave to the north and Nina Place to the south.

The project will construct a two-way cycletrack along Tower Grove Ave, from Magnolia Ave to Race Course Ave, a distance of approximately one mile. Improvements include new street lighting and traffic signals, ADA-compliant sidewalk and curb ramps, asphalt pavement mill and overlay, enhanced striping, drainage facilities, and landscaping.