The City of Edgewater is accepting proposals for qualified professional service providers to undertake a plan to assess and evaluate options for enhanced multimodal infrastructure that delivers increased safety and comfort for pedestrians and bicyclists and connections to and from Sheridan Boulevard (Sloans Lake corridor area) between 17th Avenue and 26th Avenue (from hereon referred to as “Sheridan Boulevard”), with an evaluation of options for improving the routing for pedestrians and bicycles between Edgewater and Denver’s Sloan’s Lake Park, as well as from the adjacent surrounding Denver, Lakewood, and Wheat Ridge neighborhoods.
The multijurisdictional partners involved with this project are: City of Edgewater, City and County of Denver, the Regional Transportation District (RDT) and CDOT.
This plan is an outgrowth of and should align with the City of Edgewater’s Mobility Plan for this area, all relevant plans from the partners involved, and the plan priorities listed in this RFP.
The estimated total project costs for conceptual design of Sheridan Boulevard is anticipated to be between $135,000 and $169,000.
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