Water main construction has been completed from Nyanza to Veterans Drive. This week, the contractor will begin testing the main and connecting homes along the stretch to the new main. Concrete curb and gutter are poured from Nyanza to Country Club Drive. This week, the contractor will extend the curb to North Street. They will then set back and start …

The project is progressing on schedule. Curbing for the new roundabout at Nyanza has been poured. The water main extension will approach Veterans Drive by the end of the week. Storm drainage is progressing just behind the water main work. Once the utilities are completed, the contractor will commence grading in preparation for curb pours. Asphalt base for the first …

Per the look-ahead schedule on this page, the water line will be placed in the next couple weeks. The water line will be placed in a trench, and the Contractor will have to cross the Tacoma Country Club (TCC) driveway. New water stubs will be placed perpendicular to the water line, and many of those stubs cross the entire length …

The extended road closure of Gravelly Lake Drive was put into place on Monday, June 28. The contractor has removed the traffic signal at the south end of Nyanza and is removing the pavement in the intersection and will be heading toward Veterans Drive. Water main and storm drainage improvements will be completed along Gravelly toward Veterans within the next …

Starting June 9, the contractor will close Nyanza Road in the northbound direction from the Gravelly Lake Drive intersection in order to connect the new water main to the existing main. The closure detour is shown above. Once the water main is complete and tested, the contractor will prepare the bypass lane in preparation for the main closure of Gravelly …

A pre-construction meeting was held on May 13, 2021 with City of Lakewood personnel, the General Contractor and various utility companies. The General Contractor informed all present that the start date requested is Tuesday, June 1, 2021. The work performed is described in the April 22, 2021 Update for the JBLM North Access Road Improvements. Although road closures are not …

The start of construction is currently being delayed due to material availability. The City will ensure that the contractor has all the material ready for the crews to start and complete the work without suspension, as the City acknowledges the impact that the detour will have on every individual traveling around the lake, as well as those living in the …

On Monday, March 15, 2021 the Lakewood City Council unanimously approved the award of a construction contract to R.L. Alia Company, in the amount of $7,558,504.76, for the construction of the JBLM North Access Improvement, Phase 1 project. Through this project, the City will reconstruct the roadway along Gravelly Lake Drive between Pacific Highway and Washington Boulevard and Washington Boulevard …

Bids for the construction project were opened on March 2. The City received 14 bids. R.L. Alia Company is the apparent low bidder. The City Council will review a motion for award of the contract on Monday, March 15, 2021.

The construction contract for Phase I will be advertised beginning February 9, 2021. Construction on this phase is anticipated to start in April 2021. Construction of this project will require significant detours for long durations. Extensive utility work and roundabout construction at each intersection will not allow the existing roadways to be utilized while construction is being completed. A list …

The city will be completing this project in two phases. The two phases are described above in the project description. It is anticipated that Phase I will be advertised in early 2021 with a bid award by the spring of 2021. Construction on this phase is anticipated to start in late Spring or early Summer 2021.

The city will be completing this project in two phases. The two phases are described above in the project description. It is anticipated that Phase I will be advertised in early 2021 with a bid award by the spring of 2021. Construction on this phase is anticipated to start in late Spring or early Summer 2021. It is anticipated that …

In June, the city submitted a grant application to the Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA) in in support of the JBLM North Access Improvement Project under the Defense Critical Infrastructure Program (DCIP). Unfortunately, the City was unsuccessful in this grant process. Of the 16 proposal accepted for further consideration, 14 were for recreational facilities or schools. Two were for small …