Granite Awarded $32 Million Highway Realignment in California
Granite (NYSE:GVA) has been awarded a $32 million contract for the State Route 20 Omega Curve Realignment project in Nevada County, California, funded by State and Federal aid. The project aims to enhance safety by realigning two curves in a high-traffic area. Construction is set to begin in April 2022 and complete by summer 2023. Granite's Vice President highlighted the project's complexity due to steep terrain, and the company’s successful partnership with Caltrans played a key role in securing the contract.
- Awarded a $32 million contract, enhancing future revenue.
- Safety improvement initiative in a high-traffic accident-prone area.
- Opportunity to utilize Granite’s Bradshaw Hot Plant for project materials.
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This project realigns two existing curves along
“This is a large earthwork project, running through steep terrain of the Tahoe National Forest—these types of projects do not come around often,” said Granite’s Vice President of Regional Operations
The realignment project provides a solid platform for crews to begin work in the 2022 season, which is a challenging bid/build market. Originally second in the bid rankings, Granite was awarded this project because of its clearly articulated Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) strategy and commitment.
Materials for this project will be supplied by Granite’s Bradshaw Hot Plant facility—42,000 tons of Hot
The project is expected to start in
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