El Dorado 2R Rehab

Project Description

The project would cold plane the existing pavement and replace it with new pavement. The project would also install shoulder rumble strips and upgrade guardrails, drainage systems, dikes, signs, Transportation Management System elements, and pavement striping.

 

Graphic of project location map.

 

Project Benefits

Purpose

The purpose of this 2R project is to restore the existing four-lane, divided Interstate 5 freeway to a state of good repair so that the roadway remains in a condition that minimizes future maintenance costs.

Need

Within the project limits, there is a considerable amount of distress on the existing pavement, and rehabilitation is needed to prevent further deterioration of the roadway.

 

Estimated Funding Breakdown

Funding Source Funding Amount
Local Not Applicable
State $5,680,517
Federal $43,844,483
Construction Cost $49,525,000

 

Partnerships

  • California Transportation Commission

 

Proposed Project Schedule

 Process Date
Final Environmental document to be completed Summer 2026
Right-of-way acquisition to be completed Summer 2028
Design to be completed Summer 2028
Advertise Fall/Winter 2028
Construction to begin Spring 2029
Construction to be completed Fall 2030

 

Project Contact

Haisam S Soliman, Project Manager
Phone: 559-383-5505
Email: haisam.soliman@dot.ca.gov

Judith Lopez, Environmental Branch Chief
Phone: 559-240-5068
Email: judith.lopez@dot.ca.gov

District 6 Public Information Office
Phone: 559-488-4067
Email: d6.public.info@dot.ca.gov

 

Documents

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Title VI Information

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