US 160 East of Durango
About the Project
Project Facts
- Cost:
- Phase 1: $34 million
- Phase 2: $4 million
- Phase 3: $8.7 million
Project Team
- Contractor(s):
- Phases 1 and 2: SEMA Construction, Inc.
- Phase 3: Kiewit Infrastructure Company
Crews completed two of three project phases to widen US 160 through Grandview (mile points 88-90) east of Durango, and to construct an interchange. Crews completed the third and final phase of the interchange in late November 2011.
Phases
Phase 1: July 2008 to September 2010
US 160 widening with a fourth lane (a 2/3-mile, second westbound lane through Grandview) and partial interchange construction, including 4 bridges, six retaining walls, drainage, environmental mitigation, earthwork for shared-use path.
Phase 2: September 2009 to May 2010
Ramp B, eastbound US 160 on-ramp (American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Funds)
Phase 3: April 2011 to late November 2011
US 160 interchange ramp tie-ins and paving, concrete roundabout, completion of 2,020-foot shared-use path, drainage work, completion of fully-functional interchange.
Construction Map
Learn more about work on the connection of US 550 to US 160.
Interchange Final Costs
- Total Interchange Cost: $46,597,306
- Funding Sources
- Federal: $18,072,690 (of which $3,619,600 comes from American Recovery & Reinvestment Act)
- State: $28,524,616