PROJECT SCOPE

This project will install high friction surface treatment at 6 locations throughout Federal Way to reduce run-off -the-road crashes on curves.

High friction surface treatments (HFST) are pavement treatments that dramatically and immediately reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities associated with friction demand issues, such as:

  • A reduction in pavement friction during wet conditions, and/or
  • A high friction demand due to vehicle speed and/or roadway geometrics.

Learn more about High friction surface treatments from the Federal Highway Administration


 

PROJECT LOCATIONS:

  • 16th Ave S-curve, east of SR 99
  • S 372nd/Milton Rd S curve, south of S 369th Street
  • Redondo Way S curve west of 13th Ave S
  • 10th Ave SW curve, south of SW 335th St
  • S349th St/Weyerhaeuser Way S-curve, east of 30th Ave S
  • S 372nd Way/12th Ave S-curve, north of S 373rd. 

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SCHEDULE

The City has awarded the contract to Combined Construction, Inc. 

Construction will occur between August 24th-September 2nd.

To safely complete this work, each roadway will be fully closed for one day, from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, on the scheduled construction date for that location.

Daytime Road Closure (7 AM - 6 PM)

  • S372nd /Milton Rd S curve, south of S 369th St  (25th Aug)
  • Redondo Way S curve, east of 13th Ave S  (27th Aug)
  • 10th Ave SW curve, south of SW 335th St  (28th Aug)
  • S349th St/Weyerhaeuser WY S curve, east of 30th Ave S  (24th Aug)
  • S372nd Way/12th Ave S curve, north of S373rd St  (26th Aug)

 Nighttime Road Closure (7 PM - 7 AM)

  • 16th Ave S curve, east of SR99 (31st Aug)

 

PROJECT CONTACT

Soma Chattopadhyay 

Traffic Operations Engineer

Soma.Chattopadhyay@federalwaywa.gov