Project Overview
The $7.66 million Lowell Boulevard improvement project went into construction in January, 2017.
This project widened Lowell Boulevard to four lanes to increase traffic flow in a congested area between Midway Blvd. and 120th Ave. in Bloomfield, CO.
Other goals for the project included increased safety for cyclists and pedestrians and reduced flood risk.
Hydraulic & Multi-Use Design
Muller Engineering designed one of the 32’ spans to accommodate a hike/bike path in addition to the main stream channel. The other 32’ span acts as the floodplain during high-flow events, providing the required hydraulic capacity when needed. Precast walls have a stained formliner finish with custom precast pilasters.
Project Team
Owner: City and County of Broomfield
Engineer: Muller Engineering Co., Inc.
Contractor: Concrete Works of Colorado
Precast Producer: Lindsay Precast
Technical Details
Span: 32 ft x 2
Rise: 10 ft
Length: 122 ft
Cover: 1 ft 6 in - 3 ft
Live Load: HL-93
Skew: None
Type: Arch-Box
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