Purple Line Project

The Purple Line project, managed by the Maryland State Highway Administration, is a significant infrastructure development aimed at enhancing transportation connectivity in the region. This project covers the first two stops of the new transit line, from I-295 at Riverdale Road to Campus Drive just off the University of Maryland (UMD) campus.

Scope of Work:

Jaxson Point Electrical Construction was tasked with the installation and optimization of advanced traffic signalization systems. Our work focused on ensuring seamless integration and functionality for the initial transit stops, supporting both traffic flow and pedestrian safety.

Outcome:

The Independence Avenue Lighting Rehabilitation project has greatly improved nighttime visibility and safety in one of Washington, D.C.’s most iconic areas. Jaxson Point’s contributions to this project exemplify our commitment to enhancing the city's infrastructure while respecting its historical and cultural significance.

Client:

  • Maryland State Highway Administration

General Contractor:

  • MCDEAN

Budget:

  • $2.2 million

Project Highlights:

  • Location-Specific Expertise: With stops located near high-traffic areas like the UMD campus, our team developed solutions that would manage peak traffic volumes effectively while supporting future expansion.

  • Advanced Traffic Signalization: The project required implementing state-of-the-art signalization to optimize traffic flow and enhance safety around these new transit stops.