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14. President George Bush Turnpike, Section 28

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PROJECT COST: $98,54,0000

President George Bush Turnpike, Section 28
Photo: W.W. Webber
President George Bush Turnpike, Section 28
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Section 28 of the President George Bush Turnpike is one part of an ongoing series of projects currently under construction by the North Texas Turnpike Authority. The project is 2.3 mi in length and includes 1.4 mi of bridges that cross the environmentally sensitive Rowlett Creel estuary system. The project is the first of the last four northern sections that will ultimately connect IH-20 in Grand Prairie with IH-30 in Garland and will eventually be more than 70 mi in length.

Work includes grading, drainage, bridge construction, concrete-pavement placement, retaining-wall construction, illumination, signage and toll gantries.

Key Facts

Location: Garland
Construction Start Date: February 2009
Expected Completion Date: March 2011
Utilizing BIM? No
Seeking LEED certification? No
Owner/Developer: North Texas Toll Authority, Plano
General Contractor: W. W. Webber LLC, Garland
Construction Management Firm: HDR, Garland
Civil Engineer: Jacobs Carter Burgess, Fort Worth
Main Specialty/Subcontractors: Beck Foundation Co. Inc., Garland; T. J. Lambrecht Construction, Garland; Cinterex US, Garland

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