CROSS LANES, W.Va. — Two construction companies submitted bids Tuesday for a major project impacting one of the most congested highways in Kanawha County.
The state Division of Highways accepted bids for the widening to five lanes of state Route 622 through the heart of Cross Lanes.
Plans are to widen the road over 1.5 miles from near Interstate 64 to Andrew Jackson Middle School. Route 622 currently has two main lanes and a middle turning lane.
St. Albans-based Triton Construction submitted the apparent low bid Tuesday for $29.7 million while Clarksburg-based Bear Contracting submitted a bid for $37 million. The DOH will choose the winning bid in the near future.
State officials said funding for the project is coming from the Roads to Prosperity program. The project has required the purchasing of more than 60 separate parcels of land.
The widening has been in the planning stages for several years. The DOH held a public meeting to discuss the plans in July 2019.
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