Citywide Concrete Pavement Repair (2023)

Current Status (Updated 11/17/2023):

This project is now substantially complete.

Overall Project Map:

PR-22-B1_Overall Project Map

Project Locations:

Regular Text indicates areas with upcoming work.
Bold Text indicates areas with work currently taking place.
Italicized Text indicates areas where work has been completed.

1. 15th Avenue N in front of Public Safety Building
2. Broadway N & 19th Avenue N
3. 38th Street S in front of Himalayan Yak
4. 10th Street S from 5th Avenue to 8th Avenue S
5. 10th Street S from 5th Avenue to 8th Avenue S
6. 10th Street S from 5th Avenue to 8th Avenue S
7. 5th Street S from 13th Avenue to 14th Avenue S (northbound turn lane)
8. 32nd Avenue S from 44th Street to 45th Street S (eastbound lanes)
9. 32nd Avenue from 42nd Street to Sienna Dr S (westbound lanes)
10. 52nd Avenue S - south of Aldi’s (westbound lane)
11. 25th Street S in front of Shanley High School (northbound lanes)
12. 13 1/2 Street N from NP Avenue to 1st Avenue N

Project Overview:

This project will include concrete pavement repairs and incidentals roadway in various locations throughout the City of Fargo.

Contractor:

Dakota Underground Co

Impacts:

• Traffic will be maintained during construction, but short-term lane closures and parking restrictions are required to safely accommodate construction activity.
• Construction activity will be performed in multiples areas of the City. To view the affected areas, please refer to the Overall Project Map via the Project Resources section on the right side of this page.

Timeline:

The project started April 26, with substantial project completion scheduled for fall of 2023.

Funding:

This project will be funded by City Sales Tax Funds.

Purpose:

The purpose of the project is to correct deficiencies that have appeared over time. Joint and random spalls, longitudinal and transverse cracking, pavement blowouts, and pavement deterioration are present on these pavement sections. The proposed project will aid in extending the useful life of these streets by restoring the pavement’s structural integrity, therefore delaying future deterioration and improving ride quality.

Miscellaneous Info:

During concrete repair projects, crews remove the bad areas of the concrete pavement and replace the area with new concrete. Sections of the roadway will re-open to traffic once designed comprehensive strength has been achieved on the new concrete. There may be periods of time when workers are not present in the zone while concrete is curing over a period of time.