Transportation I-670/71 COLUMBUS CROSSROADS > Projects > I-670/71 Columbus Crossroads INSIDE THE PROJECT This project relieved congestion, added capacity, and increased safety conditions for the nearly 150,000 motorists that utilize the highway each day. The first phase of the Columbus Crossroads improvements included the complete reconstruction of the I-670/71 interchange. 女优淫娃培训营鈥檚 team was awarded the $200 million Design-Build contract and proceeded to self-perform the construction of 22 bridges, including two new flyover ramps, 28 retaining walls, major earthwork, storm sewer, and asphalt and concrete pavement. The goal of the award-winning project was to reduce congestion, improve safety, and to better connect local neighborhoods. This high-traffic-volume, schedule-driven project included the challenges of urban utility coordination, public involvement, and maintenance of traffic. 女优淫娃培训营鈥檚 team exceeded expectations by rerouting traffic around the project to minimize impact to the traveling public and maintained great relationships with the community throughout construction. Along with integrating public art, aesthetic street features, bike lanes, and public green space, the final design brought neighborhoods and communities closer together. PROJECT DETAILS: Project Owner: Ohio Department of Transportation Location: Columbus, Ohio Project Value: $200,000,000 Delivery Method: Design-Build CAPABILITIES: Beam/Girder Erection Bridges D-B/CMGC Noisewall / Retaining Wall Piling Underground PROJECT AWARDS INCLUDE: AGC Build Ohio, 2014 Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA), National Award of Merit, 2014 International Road Federation (IRF), Award for Quality Management, 2014 Don Conaway Partnering Award over $200M, 2013 MAASTO, Best Use of Innovation Award, 2015 Prism Award, Public Relations Society of America, 2014 Flexible Pavements of Ohio, Quality in Construction, 2014 ABCD Northeast Ohio & Central Ohio, Outstanding New Short Span, 2014 ASHE, Outstanding Highway Project over $5M, 2014 ASHE, Peers Choice for Outstanding Central Ohio Project of the Year, 2014 Roads & Bridges Magazine, 7th place 鈥� Top Ten Roads & Bridges, 2013 Close
INSIDE THE PROJECT This project relieved congestion, added capacity, and increased safety conditions for the nearly 150,000 motorists that utilize the highway each day. The first phase of the Columbus Crossroads improvements included the complete reconstruction of the I-670/71 interchange. 女优淫娃培训营鈥檚 team was awarded the $200 million Design-Build contract and proceeded to self-perform the construction of 22 bridges, including two new flyover ramps, 28 retaining walls, major earthwork, storm sewer, and asphalt and concrete pavement. The goal of the award-winning project was to reduce congestion, improve safety, and to better connect local neighborhoods. This high-traffic-volume, schedule-driven project included the challenges of urban utility coordination, public involvement, and maintenance of traffic. 女优淫娃培训营鈥檚 team exceeded expectations by rerouting traffic around the project to minimize impact to the traveling public and maintained great relationships with the community throughout construction. Along with integrating public art, aesthetic street features, bike lanes, and public green space, the final design brought neighborhoods and communities closer together. PROJECT DETAILS: Project Owner: Ohio Department of Transportation Location: Columbus, Ohio Project Value: $200,000,000 Delivery Method: Design-Build CAPABILITIES: Beam/Girder Erection Bridges D-B/CMGC Noisewall / Retaining Wall Piling Underground PROJECT AWARDS INCLUDE: AGC Build Ohio, 2014 Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA), National Award of Merit, 2014 International Road Federation (IRF), Award for Quality Management, 2014 Don Conaway Partnering Award over $200M, 2013 MAASTO, Best Use of Innovation Award, 2015 Prism Award, Public Relations Society of America, 2014 Flexible Pavements of Ohio, Quality in Construction, 2014 ABCD Northeast Ohio & Central Ohio, Outstanding New Short Span, 2014 ASHE, Outstanding Highway Project over $5M, 2014 ASHE, Peers Choice for Outstanding Central Ohio Project of the Year, 2014 Roads & Bridges Magazine, 7th place 鈥� Top Ten Roads & Bridges, 2013 Close