Rock Creek Parkway Rehabilitation

The Rock Creek Parkway Rehabilitation project, overseen by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), focused on enhancing lighting and traffic management along this crucial thoroughfare in Washington, D.C. The project included upgrades to street lighting, traffic signalization, and the addition of tunnel lighting near the Kennedy Center, improving both vehicle and pedestrian safety in the area.

Scope of Work:

Jaxson Point Electrical Construction was responsible for installing new streetlights and traffic signalization along Rock Creek Parkway, as well as illuminating the newly added pedestrian tunnel under the Franklin Roosevelt Bridge. Our work involved enhancing visibility and safety for drivers and pedestrians alike in this high-traffic area near the Kennedy Center.

Outcome:

The completion of the Rock Creek Parkway Rehabilitation project has enhanced safety and accessibility in one of D.C.'s busiest areas. Jaxson Point’s work exemplifies our commitment to creating safe, reliable, and well-lit infrastructure for both motorists and pedestrians, contributing to the vitality of Washington, D.C.'s urban landscape.

Client:

  • Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)

General Contractor:

  • Metro Paving Corporation

Budget:

  • $1.2 million

Project Highlights:

  • High-Profile Location: Situated near the iconic Kennedy Center, Rock Creek Parkway serves thousands of commuters daily. The project’s success was vital to maintaining the parkway's reputation as a safe and efficient route.

  • Improved Pedestrian Safety: The addition of tunnel lighting under the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge has made the area more accessible and secure for pedestrians, aligning with the city’s goals for safer infrastructure.

  • Comprehensive Lighting Solutions: This project required a combination of street, signal, and tunnel lighting to ensure maximum safety and functionality along this busy corridor.