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Southwest Roundup: ADOT accepts public comments on I-11, Phase 1 of NDOT’s $83-million Boulder City Bypass project is underway, crews began soil assessments for South Mountain Freeway project, and more.
Notable news items include Sundt Construction’s recent Military Friendly Employer designation, a new road-widening project in Clark County, and a minimum-wage lawsuit in Nevada.
The Nevada Department of Transportation kicked off the largest construction project in state history earlier this month when it named Arizona-based Kiewit Infrastructure West Co. the design-build contractor for Project NEON, the 3.7-mile widening of Interstate 15 between Sahara Avenue and the “Spaghetti Bowl” interchange in downtown Las Vegas.
