All bids completed for mainline I-94 North-South Project
Project on track to be completed in record time
The I-94 North-South project will be the fastest mega project in WisDOT history. Today, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is announcing the low bidder on the I-94 North-South Project northern segment from County G in Racine County to College Avenue in Milwaukee County. Walsh Construction Company from Chicago, Illinois was the lowest of two bids at $161,597,372.93.
The project involves reconstructing and expanding 7.5-miles of freeway, reconstructing the interchange at 7 Mile Road and constructing a new interchange at Elm Road. Other work includes drainage, grading, paving, traffic signals and structures.
The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goal for this contract is 10%.
Wisconsin communities across the state are already engaging in the economic rewards of the investment advancing the I-94 North-South project and the Foxconn development roads to support this thriving corridor as multiple businesses like Amazon, ULINE, Haribo and others are joining the Wisconsin Valley Science and Technology Park locating or expanding in this region.
Shippers and manufacturers move over $90 billion in goods along this corridor every year. We’re accelerating road construction work to ensure the freeway and local roads continue to support the rapid growth that is occurring across the corridor. Currently, construction contractors in Dodge, Jackson, Marathon, Outagamie and Wood counties, to name a few, have already received contracts during this construction phase.
The final segment of the mainline is awarded and all contracts will be completed by Memorial Day 2020.
For additional information on the I-94 North/South project go to:
https://projects.511wi.gov/i94northsouth/
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NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. It has not been verified for its accuracy or completeness.
More about the Foxconn Facility
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- Mount Pleasant Approves Microsoft Deal on Foxconn Land - Evan Casey - Nov 28th, 2023
- Mount Pleasant Deal With Microsoft Has No Public Subsidies - Evan Casey - Nov 14th, 2023
- Microsoft, State Announce Massive Data Center Expansion, Land Purchase - Joe Schulz - Nov 11th, 2023
- Gov. Evers Announces Microsoft Makes Major Investment in Wisconsin - Gov. Tony Evers - Nov 10th, 2023
- State Can’t Regulate We Energies $100 Million Project for Microsoft - Joe Schulz - Sep 20th, 2023
- Foxconn Selling Green Bay, Eau Claire ‘Centers’ - Joe Schulz - Aug 16th, 2023
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Deal Is Still Costing Taxpayers - Bruce Murphy - Jul 6th, 2023
- Microsoft Will Pay $50 Million For Mount Pleasant Data Center Site - Evan Casey - Apr 20th, 2023
- Microsoft Data Center Proposed for Foxconn Land - Evan Casey - Mar 29th, 2023
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So these will be jobs for ILLINOIS then?
@DAG999, Yes, Just like the FoxCON-job, Walker and republican idiots give the Chinese 4.5 billion of our (and our children’s) tax dollars and Illinois gets the jobs.
Thanks for nothing Big Government moocher Scott Walker. Thanks for nothing Corporate sellout republicans.
Dump Walker 2018
Dump ALL republicans 2018