The city is expecting a cost contribution from a developer to help with the funding shortfall for this project. The city has also allocated additional funding in 2024 to help make up the funding gap. At this time, it is anticipated that the project could go to construction in Spring of 2025 if bids come in within budget.

The city has secured funding to cover anticipated construction costs for this project. Final right-of-way acquisitions are being completed and the city hopes to rebid this project in the summer of 2024.

Hey Englewood,

This is the eighteenth in a series of monthly updates regarding the Oxford Ave Pedestrian Bridge Project.

On April 7th, the city opened contractors’ bids for the construction contract. The city received 5 bids, however, the lowest bid was higher than the Engineer’s Opinion of Probable Cost. City staff is working to find additional sources of funding in order to move forward with construction. The city continues negotiating a construction management services contract with a consultant engineering team.

Best,

Englewood Public Works

Hey Englewood,

This is the sixteenth in a series of monthly updates regarding the Oxford Ave Pedestrian Bridge Project.

On April 7th the city opened contractors’ bids for the construction contract. The city received 5 bids, however, the low bid was higher than the Engineer’s Opinion of Probable Cost. City staff is working to find additional sources of funding in order to move forward with construction. The city also selected a consultant engineering team to perform construction management and oversight services on the project.

Best,
Englewood Public Works

This is the fifteenth in a series of monthly updates regarding the Oxford Ave Pedestrian Bridge Project.

In the last month, the city opened contractors’ bids for the construction contract. The city received 5 bids, however, the low bid was higher than the Engineer’s Opinion of Probable Cost. City staff is working to find additional sources of funding in order to move forward with construction. The city also selected a consultant team to perform construction management and oversight on the project.

Best,
Englewood Public Works

Hey Englewood,

This is the fourteenth in a series of monthly updates regarding the Oxford Ave Pedestrian Bridge Project.

In the last month, the city advertised the project for construction. Bids from contractors are due on April 7^th.

In the next month, the city will close the advertising period and open bids. City staff will review the bids and work with the low bidder to prepare a contract for CDOT and City Council approval.

Best,

Englewood Public Works

Hey Englewood,

This email is the thirteenth in a series of monthly updates regarding the Oxford Ave Pedestrian Bridge Project.

In the last month, the city and consultant team awaited approval from CDOT and FHWA to advertise the project for construction. CDOT and FHWA provided concurrence to advertise on February 28th, allowing the city to move forward with the next phase of the project.

In the next month, the city will advertise the project to construction contractors in an effort to obtain the lowest possible competitive bid.

Best,

Englewood Public Works

Hey Englewood,

This email is the twelfth in a series of monthly updates regarding the Oxford Ave Pedestrian Bridge Project.

In the last month, the consultant performed additional coordination with private utility companies, which was necessary to facilitate the proposed drainage and lighting infrastructure.

In the coming month, the city anticipates receiving CDOT and FHWA approval to advertise for construction. This approval allows the city to solicit bids and enter into a contract with the lowest responsible bidder.

Best,
Englewood Public Works

Hey Englewood,

This email is the ninth in a series of monthly updates regarding the Oxford Ave Pedestrian Bridge Project.

In the last month, the city and CDOT reviewed the plans, specifications, and cost estimate provided by the consultant. The consultant has worked to implement all comments and compile the final submittal for construction advertisement.

In the coming month, the city and CDOT will confirm all necessary changes were made to the plans, specifications, and cost estimate. CDOT will seek FHWA approval for the project to go to construction.

Best,

Englewood Public Works