Guam Transportation Program Project Updates. Joanne M.S. Brown Director Carl Dominguez Deputy Director February 6, 2012

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1 Guam Transportation Program Project Updates Joanne M.S. Brown Director Carl Dominguez Deputy Director February 6, 2012

2 Agenda Road Construction Highlights Ongoing Construction Route 17 Rehabilitation and Widening Route 7A Resurfacing & Pavement Rehabilitation Planning & Design Route 1 / Route 8 Intersection Improvements & Agana Bridges Replacement (Design-Build) Tiyan Parkway Guam Transportation Improvement Plan

3 18 projects worth $102 million are under construction, 11 of which will be complete by June 2012 Asphalt base course and friction course pavements that meet all federal requirements are now being produced Working to streamline: Roadway Construction Highlights Contract and Change Order Approval Process Building Permit Approval Process Payment Review and Processing

and four foot shoulders Contractor: Sumitomo Mitsui

5 Route 17 Resurfacing Scope of Work: reconstruct and widen from Route 4 to Route 4A, including drainage and four foot shoulders Contractor: Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Management: TG Engineers Cost: $5.6 million

6 Route 17 Resurfacing Base Course pavement has been completed on about 90% of the project Utility relocations underway at the hairpin curve Expected completion: June 2012

7 Route 7A Pavement Rehabilitation

8 Route 7A Pavement Rehabilitation Contractor: Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co. Scope of Work: Pavement Reconstruction Route 4 to Route 8 Major drainage system upgrades Replacement of approaches at Mindoro Bridge from asphalt to concrete New sidewalks, curbs and gutters Return to two-way traffic: May 2012 Expected project completion: October 2012

10 Featured Projects Planning-Design Route 1 / Route 8 Intersection Improvements & Agana Bridges Replacement (Design-Build) Tiyan Parkway Transportation Improvement Plan

11 Route 1 / Route 8 Intersection Improvements & Agana Bridges Replacement (Design-Build) Agana Bridge #2 Chalan Santo Papa Juan Pablo Dos Agana Bridge #1 Route 1 (Marine Corps Drive)

13 Route 1 / Route 8 Intersection Improvements & Agana Bridges Replacement (Design-Build) Project Information Contractor: CoreTech International Cost: Project Start: October 2011 $16.4 million Jointly funded by FHWA & DOD Completion: December 2013

14 Route 1 / Route 8 Intersection Improvements & Agana Bridges Replacement (Design-Build) Project Timeline Final Design/Permits: October 2011 May 2012 Preliminary Site Work: February April 2012 Rte 1 / Rte 8 & Bridge #1 April 2012 June 2013 Construction (3-phase) Bridge #2 Construction: June 2013 December 2013 *Dates are approximate and subject to change.

15 Route 1 / Route 8 Intersection Improvements & Agana Bridges Replacement (Design-Build) PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 Construction Sequence & Traffic Control Agana Bridge #1

16 Tiyan Parkway Rte10A Rte 1 East Sunset Blvd Rte 8 Rte16 Existing Entrance to Tiyan from Rte 8 Rte10 Existing Road Network

17 Tiyan Parkway Central Avenue & other roads to be Closed Gates on Route 8 to be Closed Existing Traffic Signal GIAA Road Closure Points

18 Tiyan Parkway Alignment Alternate 4

19 Tiyan Parkway Right-of-Way Acquisition Plan DPW owns no right-of-way at Tiyan Phase 1 ROW to be acquired from GIAA using FHWA funds (avoidance of cliff line retaining walls) Phase 1 sale is contingent on assurances that Phase 2 ROW will be re-acquired by the Government DPW is working cooperatively with GIAA, DLM and the Governor s office on the Phase 2 ROW acquisition plan

20 Tiyan Parkway Phase 1 Project Information Designer: Est. ROW Cost: Est. Const. Cost: Duenas Camacho & Associates $5.6 million $9.9 million Design Start: April 2012 Completion: December 2012

21 Tiyan Parkway Project Timeline Phase 1 NEPA Clearance: June 2012 Final Design: April 2012 December 2012 ROW Acquisition: April 2012 September 2012 Bid/Award/Permit: January 2013 August 2013 Construction: September 2013 June 2014 GIAA Road Closures: February 2013 or TBD *Dates are approximate and subject to change.

22 Guam Transportation Improvement Plan Guam TIP is a four year financially constrained plan required by federal statute Draft TIP has been developed Primary fund source is approximately $18.4M a year from the Federal Highway Administration GARVEE bond is under consideration to leverage and accelerate FHWA funding No DOD funding in the plan

23 Guam Transportation Improvement Plan Construction Projects (Draft Plan) Project Construction Value Route 17 Phase 2A Drainage Culverts $1,610,000 Route 4 Agfayan Bridge Replacement $3,595,000 Bile & Pigua Bridges Replacement $2,532,000 Route 4 Merizo Bridge Roadway Restoration Traffic Signal System Upgrade - Islandwide $1,208,000 $1,779,000 Traffic Mgt Center - Communications $2,042,000 Route 4 Inarajan North Leg Bridge Repair $2,392,000 Continued Next Slide

24 Guam Transportation Improvement Plan Construction Projects (Draft Plan) Project Construction Value Route 4 Togcha River to Ipan Beach Park $630,000 Route 3A Extension, Jinapsan Access $2,415,000 Rte 1 Bridge Rehab Asan & Aguada Rivers $1,380,000 ADA Compliance $1,510,000 Route 4 Merizo Creek Culvert Replacement $1,725,000 TOTAL $22,818,000

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Wentzville Parkway South Phase 2 & 2A

Wentzville Parkway South Phase 2 & 2A Sponsor Wentzville Project No. RB18-000034 Project Type New Road TOTAL FUNDING Phase 2 Total County Sponsor Federal $10,000,000 $8,000,000 $2,000,000 $0 Phase 2A Total