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Construction begins on the Fix 50 highway project in Sacramento

Construction begins on the Fix 50 highway project in Sacramento
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Extensive Highway 50 construction project underway in Sacramento

Extensive Highway 50 construction project underway in Sacramento
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Granite Awarded $48 Million Construction Manager/General Contractor Bridge Contract in California

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Granite Awarded $48 Million Construction Manager/General Contractor Bridge Contract in California January 21, 2021 GMT WATSONVILLE, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) Jan 21, 2021 Granite (NYSE:GVA) has been awarded the Cosumnes Bridge Parent Package of the Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC) contract for the Cosumnes Bridge Replacement Project by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) in Sacramento County, California. This CMGC contract is the final award of a seven-part phased delivery of the overall $167 million project. This $48 million contract is anticipated to be included in Granite’s first quarter 2021 backlog.

What Are The Upside-Down Cones Stuck Under Sacramento Freeways? A Way To Save The Birds And Bats

Thursday, December 31, 2020 | Sacramento, CA Cones hanging from US-50 allows bats to leave but prevents them from returning to inside the overpass, Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020. Andrew Nixon / CapRadio By Mike Hagerty If you’ve noticed what looks like upside-down traffic cones stuck to the underside of freeway overpasses in the Sacramento area, you’re not alone. It’s an inventive plan to save the birds and the bats. You can see them under the overpass for Highway 50 near downtown Sacramento, the stretch often called the W-X Freeway. The orange cones on the underside started showing up in mid-December.   Each covers what’s known as a “weep hole,” a place moisture can drain out of the roadway.  When they’re dry, though, birds and bats fly into them to nests hidden inside the structure.

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