CPWG Constructors and Madrid CPWG engineers were engaged by the City of Tampa to design construction plans covering the 17th Street Resurfacing project. Madrid CPWG was responsible for roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement marking design, Maintenance of Traffic (MOT), survey, and analysis of the existing geotechnical report provided by the City of Tampa. CPWG Constructors was responsible for buildability review and on-site observation.

CPWG Constructors and Madrid CPWG began the 17th Street Resurfacing project by conducting a field visit of the subject project to observe existing pavement conditions and photograph existing physical features of the project site.  Because this project was adjacent to an elementary and middle school it required the construction to be coordinated during the summer while school was out of session.  Additional coordination was required to develop alternative routes for summer school programs. The MOT included phasing and the appropriate dewatering/pumping system, sediment barriers, and inlet protection systems.

Pedestrian safety improvements to meet ADA Guidelines were designed including special emphasis on crosswalks, sidewalks, and ramps, updated pedestrian and school zone signs, and detectable warning surfaces.