Description: The project is a feasibility study of intersection improvement alternatives at US 34 (Grand Avenue) and Portal Road, including evaluation of a potential parking and transit hub on the Mary Drive parcel. The work includes coordination with CDOT Region 3, an assessment of traffic data, crash history, intersection geometry and the parcel, and development and evaluation of three concepts addressing intersection layout, pedestrian and bicycle safety, parking and transit, and access management. A final report will recommend a preferred scenario to guide future CDOT engineering and investment; construction and engineering design are not included.
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Colorado Department of Transportation
State AgencyCO
Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
The Colorado Department of Transportation is seeking a feasibility study for the US 34 / Portal Road intersection. The notice identifies the solicitation as 202610062 and states that bids close October 20, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. MDT. The public notice does not expose further scope details or downloadable solicitation documents.
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