For the improvement of a certain section of STATE ROUTE 309, Sec D56 in LUZERNE COUNTY, DALLAS TOWNSHIP. The location of the project is as follows: From a point approximately 0.59 miles North of the intersection with SR 415 at Segment 0770 Offset 1165 to a point approximately 0.79 miles North of the intersection with SR 415 at Segment 0770 Offset 2205 along SR 309, Dallas Township. The proposed structure rehabilitation work includes: Reinforced Concrete Repair Type 2 inside the existing box culvert; excavation of the existing box culvert to remove and replace the top slab and the headwall for the last five feet at culvert outlet; removal of portions of the existing wingwalls at the culvert outlet; construction of a reinforced concrete cast-in-place end section at the culvert outlet; placement of waterproofing membrane on top of the existing/ proposed top slab of the box culvert; epoxy injection crack sealing; clearing and grubbing of the existing roadway embankment above the headwall to remove trees and vegetation; channel clearing of all debris and vegetation to restore free flow; and placement of intrusion grout bags, Class C Cement Concrete, and Selected Borrow Excavation Rock, Class R-6 to fill an existing scour hole and prevent further erosion and undermining of the structure. Construction will be completed using half-width staging to maintain traffic and temporary construction easements will be required at all four corners of the bridge. The traffic control during construction will be staged half width construction. All work contained within an overall length of 940 linear feet (0.178 miles) as indicated on the approved drawings included in the bid package. Project Cost Range: $500,000.00 - $999,999.99 Federal Project Status: PENNDOT Oversight Non-NHS Structure Work: 28.00% Pre-Bid Meeting: None Wage Rates: Yes Prequalification Requirement: Yes State Type of Work: BRIDGE RECONSTRUCTION 408 Version: 2020-5 PennDOT - PA 309 over Br Fern Creek *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document.