Attachment C. Chapter 3 Report: Design & Construction Projects Report

2017 Fiscal Year (October 2016 - September 2017) 

Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Oklahoma B08820

B0830100 100

FRANKLIN ROAD

RECONS Project is complete. Project was in partnership 

with both Cleveland & Pottawatomie Counties. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/28/2017.

$306,209.00 $306,209.00

B0813201 100

Little Axe Complex

Parking Lot Construction for AST Police 

Substation, Community Building and Cemetery.

Complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/20/2017.

$16,480.00 $16,480.00

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians CA J54584

J545840009 40

Indian Canyons 

Stormwater & 

Roadway 

Improvements

New bridges; roadway and visitor center 

reconstruction; utility relocation; signage; & 

paving the public parking areas.

This project is still in the environmental compliance 

and PS&E development phase. During the 1st half 

of FY 2017 the environmental consultant finalized 

the environmental studies/documentation for the 

project. The final drafts of the environmental 

studies/documentation for the Project were 

submitted to FHWA Staff during the 2nd quarter of 

FY 2017, and the CE for this project was issued in 

March 2017. The consultant is now working on the 

Section 401/404 permit applications to EPA and 

ACOE and finalizing the PS&E for the Project. 

Biological surveys for Casey’s June beetle occurred 

during the 3rd quarter of FY 2017 and no beetles 

were observed; a report indicating the results of 

the surveys was submitted to the US Fish and 

Wildlife Service in July 2017. Construction of the 

project is anticipated for late FY 2019/early FY 

2020. The estimated completion for this project is 

10/2/2021.

$5,800,000.00 $92,030.00

J545840021 95

Downtown Palm 

Springs Public Parking 

Structure

Constuct a multi-story public parking lot 

structure and other related improvements.

Construction of the parking structure began in July 

2016 with the demolition of the existing surface 

parking lot and site prep work continued on the 

project site through the remainder of FY 2016. 

Physical construction began in October 2016, and 

as of September 30, 2017, construction of the 

parking structure was 99% complete. See progress 

photos. The contractor is now working on 

completing punch list items, and the final change 

order(s) for the construction contract will be 

processed during the 1st half of FY 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$24,500,000.0

0

$19,174,624.00

J545840016 100

Mesquite Avenue 

Improvements

Road widening/reconstruction; sidewalks; and 

landscaping improvements

This project was managed by the City of Palm 

Springs through an Agreement with the Tribe. 

Construction of this project was completed during 

the 1st half of FY 2017 and was accepted as 

complete by the City on March 17, 2017. Final 

payment to the City was made on July 26, 2017, 

and the project close out report was submitted to 

FHWA on October 10, 2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/17/2017.

$472,015.00 $465,105.00

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 1 of 133
Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians CA J54584

J545840023 100

Vista Chino Road 

Reconstruction

Road reconstruction; pavement rehabilitation; 

landscaping; drainage; and other related 

improvements.

During the first half of FY 2017, Cathedral City 

completed the construction of the eastern half of 

the project between Date Palm Drive and Landau 

Blvd, and during the second half of FY 2017 the City 

completed the reconstruction of the western half 

of Vista Chino between Landau Blvd and the 

Whitewater Wash (to accommodate traffic, the 

project was broken down into two, 1-mile 

sections/phases). The project was completed on 

June 23, 2017, and accepted by the City of July 26, 

2017. The project closeout report was submitted to 

FHWA on October 16, 2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/23/2017.

$3,964,250.00 $1,000,000.00

Ak-Chin Indian Community Arizona H57612

H5736000 50

MAIR 25 (1) Antone 

Rd. & Pedestrian 

Walkway

Develop PS&E to reconstruct 0.3 miles of 

Antone Avenue with asphaltic concrete surface 

with parallel crushed granite for pedestrian 

walkway. This project will improve the 

roadway and drainage, walkway, lighting, 

signage and landscape.

Design development has been underway for the 

roadway, walkway, lighting, signage, and 

landscaping for the project. Design plans are at 

60% and will require tribal review and approval. 

Estimated design completion date March 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

3/30/2018.

$410,614.00 $48,056.00

H5741400 99

MAIR 14 (1) Farrell Rd

Construction and landscaping of pedestrian 

pathway along Farrell Road from Narcia to 

Santos Road, approx 3 miles. TTIP funded a 

mile of pathways from Smith Wash to Vekol 

Market. Construction is complete. However, 

project is pending BIA closeout of contract.

Pathways, landscape, lighting and bus shelters 

have been constructed. Tribal funds were 

expended for striping and signage replacement. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

7/31/2018.

$5,163,268.00 $0.00

Akiachak Native Community Alaska E02005

E0200520 35

Redesign of Route 

0004

Design of two land Gravel Road with Ditches, 

Signs, and Culverts that will be replacing plastic 

Dura mat Road Designed by the Bureau of 

Indian Affairs.

Council had worked with E3 Design Firm for the 

Preliminary Design work for this Project. This 

phase is complete. the Tribe is now working with 

an Engineer to Design a two lane road with 

Ditches, Culverts, and Signs that will replace the 

Dura Mat Road. The Project work is within the 

Existing Right-Of-Way of the Road. Tribe will 

higher the licensed engineer directly as a staff 

member. Final Public Lands Survey work along with 

Environmental Work will be contracted out. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$172,302.00 $77,357.00

Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town Oklahoma G07901

G07901AddP1 100

1907

This route provides parking and sidewalks 

between our Elder Nutrition Center and 

Wellness center.

To date Section 10 parking lot has been completed. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

10/19/2017.

$856,445.00 $18,252.00

Alatna Village Alaska E03010

E03010A1 45

Alatna Transit Shelter

TRANSIT - Purchase of Prefabricated and under 

warranty Transit Building from a Vendor. 

Install Transit Building near village and Alatna 

River via qualified and certified personnel. The 

Transit Building will be 10 x 10 but not to 

exceed 20 x 20 structure used to keep children 

/ elders / and general public out of inclement 

weather and wait for a Boat, 

Snowmachine/Snowmobile, ATV, Truck/Car, or 

Hovercraft. It will have lighting and heated 

with seats and windows. A CB radio is planned 

for the structure.

The cabin kit has been purchased and transported 

to Alatna. Cabin kit is in storage until construction 

season. We are trying to be as cost effective as 

possible and use local hire as much as possible as 

well. Heavy equipment shortage still a hold up to 

progress, but Alatna Village Council is working on 

the most feasible process for transporting the 

Heavy equipment from Bettles, Alaska to Alatna via 

winter trail or water transportation in spring via 

barge. The estimated completion for this project is 

7/31/2018.

$76,671.00 $61,234.00

Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma B06809

B06609B6 10

NBI 29966

REPLACE Design completed only. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/31/2017.

$450,000.00 $11,000.00

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 2 of 133
Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma B06809

B06609B5 10

NBI 07827

REPLACE Design completed only. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/1/2018.

$450,000.00 $11,000.00

B06609B4 10

NBI 09123

REPLACE Design completed only. The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/30/2018.

$450,000.00 $11,000.00

B06609B3 10

NBI 07821

REPLACE Design completed only. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/1/2018.

$450,000.00 $11,000.00

B06609B2 10

NBI 08481

REPLACE Design completed only. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/31/2018.

$450,000.00 $11,000.00

B06609B1 10

NBI 09118

REPLACE Design completed only. The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/30/2018.

$450,000.00 $11,000.00

B0617091 25

Casino parking in 

Apache

NEWCON As of 9/30/2017, the existing concrete parking has 

been removed and the stabilization process was 

beginning. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/31/2017.

$855,438.00 $31,249.00

B0612092 100

Food Warehouse 

Access Road

Construction of new access road and parking 

lot.

Project 100% complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/30/2017.

$525,571.00 $440,350.00

B06609B7 100

NBI 08877

REPLACE The project to date is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/31/2017.

$128,444.00 $123,247.00

Arctic Village Alaska E03025

E03H025C 100

Old John Lake Road 

Design

Design of a Reconstruction of old john lake Trail 

(First Phase) 4.07 Miles long into a 1 Lane 

Gravel Road. The Current Trail is unsafe. The 

project is to design a 11.5 foot wide 4.07 mile 

road with a design speed of 20 MPH and grades 

that do not exceed 15%, which is only one hill 

on the project. There are nine approach 

turnouts on the project that will allow vehicles 

to safety pass each other. The Sight Distances 

are increased dramatically with the additional 

height of the existing trail and greater turn 

radiuses and clearing and grubbing. Tribe plans 

on delineating the corners and steep portions 

of the proposed one lane road.

100% Plans, Specifications, Engineering Estimate 

and Archeology and Environmental Clearances. 

Right-Of-Way in Place. Waiting for Final Invoice, 

January 30, 2017, and Steps to Close out Contract 

and De-obligate any remaining funds to 

Construction Contract. The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/30/2016.

$523,769.00 $10,484.00

Association of Village Council Presidents Alaska E02812

E028120016 1

Platinum Access 

Project

Road improvements to the cemetery road and 

access to the tribe's traditional fish camp.

Purchased supplies and equipment to perform field 

reconnaissance and field NEPA research and 

studies. Field reconnaissance riding the route to 

determine best alignment. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2022.

$504,000.00 $12,408.00

E028120010 10

Napakiak Community 

Streets Improvements

New and Reconstruction-Crushed Aggregate 

Surface

Preparing project for construction. 2017 Update: 

hired construction manager to begin pre - project 

planning. Purchased gravel and delivered to 

Napakiak. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/1/2018.

$4,200,000.00 $2,706,977.00

E028120015 10

Kipnuk Community 

Boardroad 

Improvements

Boardroad upgrades and improvements PS&E Development ongoing 2017 Update: PS&E 

development ongoing The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/31/2021.

$156,000.00 $26,900.00

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 3 of 133
Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Association of Village Council Presidents Alaska E02812

E028120013 15

Oscarville Access

New Construction Boardroad; Bridge; gravel 

road access to parking and staging area

Phase 1-2: Oscarville board road construction, 

bridge, and Oscarville access first half ready for 

construction planning Phase 3: Oscarville access 

second half - right of way in process 2016 

Update: Surveying in Oscarville and Bethel side for 

alternate alignment 2017 Update: Continued to 

work on right - of - way and surveying new 

alignment, minor labor hours to assist surveyor. 

Transported the remainder of the equipment and 

supplies needed from Eek to Bethel for preparation 

to deliver to Oscarville. The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/29/2021.

$6,015,000.00 $32,312.00

E028120012 25

Hooper Bay 

Community Streets 

Project

Rehabilitation-Crushed Aggregate Surface PS&E development ongoing The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/25/2019.

$5,000,000.00 $8,395.00

E028120014 30

Pitkas Point 

Community Streets 

Project

Reconstruction-Crushed Aggregate Surface PS&E ongoing 2017 Update: PS&E pending final 

NEPA document. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/1/2020.

$1,255,000.00 $53,196.00

E028120011 35

Hamilton Cemetery 

Access

New Boardroad PS&E complete, project preparing for 

construction 2017 Update: hired construction 

managing firm to perform pre - project planning. 

Acquired right - of - way. Conducted field 

reconnaissance including brush and grass clearing 

and alignment marking. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/28/2018.

$2,000,000.00 $61,536.00

E028120017 50

Ishjowik River Port 

Access Road

8 miles gravel road and deep sea port with boat 

launch. PS&E development and NEPA are only 

funded at this time, no construction

PS&E development and NEPA continued and 

ongoing The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/31/2018.

$515,950.00 $7,756.00

E028120009 80

Kongiginak Boardroad 

Construction

Boardroad Construction Materials delivered to project location (2015). 

Construction crew continued project. Project 

shutdown for the winter in November 2015. 2016: 

construction continued, shut down for the winter 

in November 2016. 2017: construction continued, 

shut down for the winter October 2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/1/2018.

$4,035,000.00 $1,700,041.00

E028120004 99

Chevak Community 

Streets Upgrades

Reconstruction-Crushed Aggregate Surface; 

Boardroad *Hardened trail removed from the 

project due to failure of product with other 

entity projects

Phase 1: Board road phase - materials were 

delivered (2015). Construction crew continued 

work in October and shut down for the winter in 

late October. Phase 2: Gravel road phase - 

materials were delivered (2015). No gravel road 

construction work conducted in the reporting 

period. 2016 Update: boardroad phase 

completed except for the final tie - in to the gravel 

roads. Gravel road phase is planned to start in 

spring/summer of 2017. All aggregate, equipment, 

and supplies delivered to Chevak. 2017 

Construction season Update: Completed gravel 

road phase of the project. Applied dust palliative 

upon completion. Demobilization occurred 

October 2017. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/31/2017.

$4,050,655.00 $586,360.00

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 4 of 133
Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Association of Village Council Presidents Alaska E02812

E028120001 100

Alakanuk Community 

Street Improvements

Reconstruction- Crushed Aggregate Surface Gravel delivered and stored on location in 

Alakanuk (2015). Winter shut down occurred in 

October 2015. 2016 Report: Construction crews 

continued in May 2016 and completed 

construction of the project by September 30, 

2016. Complete demobilization occurred October 

2, 2016 The estimated completion for this project 

is 10/1/2016.

$2,235,000.00 $152,754.00

Bay Mills Indian Community Michigan F60470

F6047004 100

RIVERVIEW LANE

RECONS Project is complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$74,503.00 $24,421.00

F6047003 100

PLANTATION HILLS 

RESIDENTIAL ROADS

New construction to provide access to housing 

development

Project is complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$1,150,703.00 $81,818.00

Blackfeet Tribe Montana C51201

C5141440 0

Larson Bridge 

Planning Project C131

This bridge is no longer considered to be 

structural deficient. No further work will 

occur. The Tribe has requested to have the 

remaining funds transferred to one of the three 

other bridges that was also funded with the 

TTP Bridge Program.

This is a Tribal Planning Bridge Project and as 

stated above it is no considered to be structural 

deficient anymore. Before the bridge was 

determined not deficient, Topographic and 

cadastral surveys and a Feasibility report was done 

in 2016. The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/31/2017.

$5,453.00 $5,453.00

C5115S42 0

EDUCATIONAL VIDEO 

PRODUCTIONS

TTPSF This grant was funded to produce a 

video to provide and deliver a educational 

message across the reservation to inform the 

public regarding drinking and driving and 

alcohol related fatalities. This video will be 

based upon statistics and interviews with local 

family members who have been impacted by 

alcohol related injuries and fatalities. A video 

professional has recently been hired and 

hopefully will have a end product by the middle 

of next year.

A MOU has been signed with a professional 

company. Currently a check for one half of the 

agreed upon MOU has been sent to the company 

which will provide start up funds to get the video 

started. The estimated completion for this project 

is 10/31/2018.

$30,000.00 $10,000.00

C5115104 10

C104 Blacktail Bridge 

Replacement Project

The Contractor shall provide a Feasibility Study 

for the bridge replacement structure crossing 

Blacktail Creek. The study will include 

topography, hydraulic, geotechnical, traffic, 

geometric, and ROW considerations for the 

location, preliminary layouts and sizing of the 

final structure. Complete plans and 

specifications are not a part of this contract but 

may be added as a modification.

The topographic survey is 100% complete. 

Hydraulics/hydrology and type, size, and location 

evaluation and summary are 100% complete. 

Geotechnical study 75% complete. The final design 

will begin upon completion of the feasibility study 

and receipt of additional bridge funds required for 

the completion of final design and NEPA. ROW: 

Cadastral survey , mapping of existing ROW, and 

acquisition/mapping of proposed temporary 

construction easements has not begun. NEPA: 

Wetland delineation is 100% complete. 

Archeological survey has been requested from the 

BIA. The environmental assessment (required for 

temporary construction easement) is 0% 

complete. Construction has not yet begun. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/12/2019.

$29,600.00 $18,974.00

C5141610 14

Route 12 Culvert 

Rehabilitation

Construction of Route 12 Joe Show Road 

Culvert Replacement due to the culvert 

washing out. This project also includes the 

preparation of plans, specification, engineers 

estimate, ROW and temporary construction 

easement and NEPA. A portion of the culvert is 

located within an existing ROW, but either a 

temporary construction easement or additional 

ROW through allotted trust parcels will be 

required for the gabions.

The design is approximately 98% complete and 

final review is underway. Environmental NEPA is 

30% complete. Wetland delineations has been 

completed and the BIA has requested a ARCH 

survey of the washout area. ROW: mapping of the 

temporary construction easements/additional 

ROWs are 75% complete.. Construction has not 

begun at this time, but is anticipated to begin in 

2018. The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$38,373.00 $21,392.00

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 5 of 133
Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Blackfeet Tribe Montana C51201

C5130230 25

BEAR PAW/BLEVINS 

SUBDIVISION

This project shall consist of conducting 

planning, survey and design for this 

Subdivision. The contractor shall prepare two 

project layouts for review and selection by the 

Tribe. Contractor shall also prepare a 

Certificate of Survey and ROW maps and set 

survey pins and fence posts at lot corners. The 

contractor shall also prepare construction 

plans, specifications, an engineers estimate, 

ROW and NEPA dccuments.

The preliminary Design is approximately 15% 

complete. (Two Layout Concepts 

Completed) Environmental NEPA: Archeological 

field survey completed. ROW mapping has not yet 

begun. PS&E has not yet begun. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/12/2019.

$121,585.00 $24,128.00

C5140604 25

BIA RTE 1 REPAIR 

SLIDE AREA

This project consists of repairing an area on the 

side of the road of Route 1, with a steep slope 

where a a slide occurred in an area where a 

previous slide was repaired in the spring of 

2012. The embankment is very steep and there 

is the possibility of future slides due to the 

severity of the problem. The contractor shall 

conduct topographic and cadastral survey, 

preliminary geotechnical study, and preliminary 

feasibility study to assess the extent of the 

landslide and possible cause of the instability. 

The study will provide options and 

recommendations for more in-depth 

investigations, if needed.

Preliminary feasibility study currently underway 

and preliminary geotechnical field investigation 

completed. Preliminary feasibility study 100% 

complete. The full document is on file in this office. 

Topographic survey 100% complete. Design to 

begin upon finalization of feasibility study and 

selection of mitigation strategy. ROW: 0% 

complete but cadastral survey scheduled to begin 

in summer of 2018. If necessary, ROW mapping 

and acquisition will begin after 30% design 

documents completed. NEPA: 0% complete. 

Archeological survey has been requested from the 

BIA. Construction has not yet begun. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$28,325.00 $21,082.00

C5131230 30

BLEVINS SOUTH

Under the original Delivery Order the 

Contractor shall provide construction 

management support services for the 

construction of this project. Services shall 

include construction surveying and staking, 

setting control for the project, ROW staking, 

slope staking, setting road centerline, setting 

blue tops for subgrade and aggregate base, 

general grading control, pipe grade and 

alignment staking. BIA DS - New Construction 

of access roads for Tribal Home site leases on 

the Blackfeet Indian Reservation Montana. 

Project includes Grade and Drain of 1.44 Miles 

of Roadway estimated quantities of excavation 

and fill is 21,000 cubic yards, Geotextile fabric 

will be placed under 13 inches of Aggregate. 

Double Bitumen seal coat will be the final 

surface. Concrete culverts for the main line 

with corrugated steel pipe culverts placed on 

approaches.

Overall project design is 75% complete. The 

Blevins South interior roads design is 10% 

complete. However, as required by BIA in final 

right-of-way review, an additional access road is 

required, for which design is approximately 15% 

complete. NEPA: Public hearing held on March 

26, 2014. The cultural resources survey for interior 

completed March 26, 2014 and submitted to BIA 

and THPO. Additional survey to be arranged to be 

conducted by BIA for access road. Environmental 

assessment 100% complete for interior roads April 

2015, but to be modified for access road. ROW: 

Interior ROW mapping is 100% complete and the 

ROW map will be modified to show the access 

road. All interior roads are located on Tribal trust 

property, but because the access road is located on 

fee property, the Blackfeet land Department is 

working with the property owner to purchase al or 

a portion of the fee property. PS&E: Interior road 

PS&Es are 100% complete and the plans will be 

modified to include the access road. The 

geotechnical report was completed November 18, 

2014. The Tribe has coordinated with MDT for 

access permitting to Highway 464/Duck Lake 

Road. BIA DS - In Fiscal Year 2017, purchasing of 

940.55 in supplies and $812.36 in payroll was 

expended transferring materials purchased for 

project by BIA and Oversight Quality Assurance 

Visit by a BIA technician. Active PhaseConstruction: Blackfeet Tribe completed some 

grade and drain with IRT military team with 

assistance from consultant. BIA The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/1/2018.

$935,062.00 $1,753.00

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 6 of 133
Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Blackfeet Tribe Montana C51201

C5131610 30

Fema Housing Street 

Extension

The new construction of an access road into 

what is known as the FEMA Housing. The road 

into this area will be rerouted with entry 

moved to a different area. The contractor must 

prepare plans, geotechnical report, 

specifications, engineers estimate, ALTA survey 

ROW plans, and NEPA for the construction.

FEMA Housing access road modification design is 

100% complete. Environmental NEPA: 0% 

Complete ROW: TSR's have been received and 

existing ROW's in the industrial Park have been 

mapped. ROW mapping: Cadastral and ALTA 

survey complete and ROW drafted and included on 

construction plans. Construction has not begun. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$93,690.00 $30,882.00

C5141250 30

HOSPITAL DRIVE 

(Phase 1)

This project is the design and construction of a 

new access road to a tribal housing project. 

Under the original DO the contractor shall 

provide construction management support 

services which will include support for 

construction surveying and staking for the 

project, which will include setting control for 

the project, ROW staking, slope staking, setting 

road centerline, setting blue tops for subgrade 

and aggregate base, and grade staking, general 

grading control, pipe grade and alignment 

staking. BIA DS - A new construction street 

project phase I with access for a new housing 

development. This Project includes 

construction of a new roadway with 10,000 

cubic yards of excavation and fill. 12 inches of 

aggregate and 4 inches of bituminous 

pavement surfacing will be installed. A chip seal 

and striping will finish out the final surfacing. 

The roadway is 40 feet wide as this project is 

anticipated to be part of a new road system on 

the northwest area of the town of Browning. It 

will be tied into two other projects.

Design: 100% Complete ROW: 100% 

Complete NEPA: 100% Complete Construction is 

approximately 75% complete and BIA anticipates 

resuming construction in summer of 2018. BIA 

DS - Project Status Narrative: Mobilization, 

Earthwork, clear and grub, have begun. Utilities 

relocation and redesign of roadway template 

modification completed. Culverts are purchased. 

Soils were not suitable for fill; topsoil overburden 

was deeper than anticipated. Waste material from 

adjacent N. Piegan Street Project will be used for 

fill materials. Aggregate was purchased for this 

project in 2017, but contract was terminated for 

convenience of the government. A partial order of 

1000 tons was produced. This project is scheduled 

to be finished in 2018. BIA DS - Active PhaseConstruction: Grade and Drain has begun. Erosion 

Control Installed. The estimated completion for 

this project is 8/30/2018.

$800,000.00 $63,983.00

C5141240 49

NORTHWEST 

BOUNDARY

No activity on this project in FY2017 The preliminary design is approximately 30% 

complete. Several potential alignments have been 

identified by the Tribe and presented to the public 

and trust land allottees. Due to opposition from 

trust land allottees, the project has been placed on 

hold until after the land buy back program is 

completed. The alignment will be selected, design 

completed, and right-of-way obtained when the 

Tribe obtains a feasible interest in the project. 

ENVIRONMENTAL NEPA: Public hearings held 

March 13, 2016, August 12, 2014, December 16, 

2014. Cultural resources survey and report 

completed November 16, 2015. Wetland 

delineation and report completed September 26, 

2016. Environmental assessment 90% complete 

June 2015. ROW: TSR's received and cadastral 

survey/mapping completed on August 30, 2016. 

This process is approximately 30% complete. 

PS&E's: The project has not reached this stage at 

this time due to alignment selection issues. The 

traffic study was completed on September 12, 

2016. This task is approximately 20%. 

Construction has not yet began for this project. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/11/2019.

$229,285.00 $111,310.00

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 7 of 133
Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Blackfeet Tribe Montana C51201

C5141410 75

Boarding School 

Bridge Planning C110

This project consists of the design and 

preparation of construction plans to remove 

the existing bridge and construct a single or 

double cell pre-fabricated concrete box culvert 

with railing in accordance with the Feasibility 

Study and Preliminary Design Report. This 

replacement will be built within existing ROW's 

and a CatX Exclusion from the BIA. This project 

will include a Ordinance 90A application for a 

wetland delineation.

The Preliminary Design is complete except 

additional hydraulic information required by the 

BIA. Additional hydraulic study to be completed 

upon additional funds. Environmental NEPA: 

CatEx documentation has been completed and 

submitted to BIA for approval. ROW: Bridge TOW 

existing prior to beginning project. Alternative 

access ROW mapping completed. PS&E: 

Completed and plans will be signed upon selection 

of bridge span. Construction has not yet begun. 

Feasibility Study on File. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/30/2019.

$52,165.00 $38,002.00

C5131510 90

N PIEGAN ST 

EXTENSION

This project is the design and construction of a 

new road through a new housing 

development. Improvements consists of 

sidewalks and a new walking path along side of 

the road. The installation of curb and gutters 

will also be installed. Plans in the future is to 

develop along side of the new portion of the 

road with trees and shrubs. Surveying and 

staking is involved, ROW staking, slope staking, 

setting road centerline, setting blue tops for 

subgrade and aggregate base. BIA DS - New 

Construction of through road with access for 

new housing development. This Project 

includes construction of a new roadway with 

12,000 cubic yards of excavation, 9 inches of 

aggregate, 4 inches of asphalt. Curb and Gutter 

installation, sidewalk on one side with a paved 

separated pedestrian path on the other. One 6 

foot by 3 foot box culvert will be installed at an 

irrigation canal crossing. Utilities will be 

relocated by the respective owners to 

accommodate the new roadway.

The design of this project has been completed. 

The ROW is 100% complete as well as the NEPA. 

Construction started this summer and is 90% 

complete. Due to the weather the remaining 

construction issues will be completed in the 

summer of 2018. 2017 DS - Project is 90% 

completed. Grade and Drain, Geotextile, 

aggregate, curb and gutter, and Asphalt surfacing 

is completed. Sidewalk is 70% complete, signing is 

in place. Intermediate Inspection was completed in 

November. Remaining sidewalk, chip and seal, and 

Striping will be completed in 2018. Work is 

suspended for winter. Active PhaseConstruction: Currently Project is suspended for 

Winter. Remaining sidewalk, chip and seal, and 

Striping will be completed in 2018 The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/31/2018.

$2,500,000.00 $1,664,733.00

C5141130 98

Birch Creek Road

This project consists of preparing plans, 

specifications and an engineers estimate to 

rehab this road. It shall consist of a 1 inch thick 

leveling course followed by a 2 inch thick 

overlay course and chip seal. This project will 

also need survey and NEPA work. + BIA DS - 

This project is a safety improvement surface 

treatment project for BIA route 23 for a 

distance of 12.5 miles that covers the entire 

route.. The safety features include Fence 

replacement and repair, clearing of roadside 

hazards, cattle guards for livestock control, 

signing, delineators, new chip seal and striping. 

The surface treatment of this project will need 

to be reevaluated to determine if the surface 

treatment of a chip and seal will suffice or if an 

overlay or other treatment will extend the life 

of the asphalt in a more cost effective manner. 

It is my recommendation that the safety 

features be completed and the surface 

treatment be addressed in a new project to 

expedite the closure of this project.

The overlay design is approximately 90% 

complete. At this point a ROW is N/A due to all the 

work occurring within previously established ROW. 

NEPA: CatEX level anticipated, 0% complete. 

Overlay Construction is 0% complete but is 

expected to begin in 2018. BIA DS - Fencing 

supplies have been purchased and fencing has 

been replaced. 3.1 miles of farm field fence was 

installed in 2017 to secure right of way from 

livestock. Chip seal portion of project is being 

evaluated by Blackfeet Tribe and consultants 

within their pavement management system for 

possible modification to an overlay project. Route 

Markers and signs that were purchased in 2016 

and were installed in 2017. Project is 98% 

Complete Active Phase Construction: 93.1 miles of 

farm field fence was installed. Chip seal phase will 

be eliminated depending on evaluation of 

Pavement. Project closeout is in process The 

estimated completion for this project is 10/1/2018.

$859,059.00 $33,059.00

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FY

Blackfeet Tribe Montana C51201

C5141210 98

MILK RIVER ROAD

OVRLAY BIA DS - The Milk River Overlay 

project is a 2 inch asphalt overlay of 4.2 miles 

of roadway for a length of 4.2 miles. Final 

surfacing is a chip seal. New traffic signs, route 

markers, delineators, mile markers, permanent 

traffic markings and shouldering are included 

for safety features.

BIA DS - Project Status Narrative: All the asphalt is 

in place. Shouldering was completed in 2016. 

Project is 98% complete. The Chip and seal was 

completed in 2017. The striping contract was 

terminated due to contractor miss bid and 

protesting contract terms. Chip Seal Oil was 

purchased and applied in 2017. BIA DS - Active 

Phase-Construction: Construction is 98% 

complete. Asphalt has been installed, signs have 

been installed, chip and seal is complete. Final 

Traffic markings contract will be re advertised in 

2018. The estimated completion for this project is 

7/8/2018.

$1,676,000.00 $92,148.00

C51S0810 100

MULTI-ROUTE 

SAFETY PROJECT

SAFETY BIA DS - This project consists of 

mostly guard rail and bridge approach rail on 

BIA routes 1 and 4 and four bridges. Also 

included in the safety project is rumble strips 

on the shoulders, installation of mile markers 

and delineators. Sign Replacement, Route 

markers and restriping of roadway will be 

completed for safety.

BIA DS - Project Status Narrative: Project is 

complete with the exception of sign installation. 

Some guardrail was eliminated as the section on 

roadway is within a different project in the design 

phase and the roadway was not wide enough in 

this section. A slide in the roadway made it too 

narrow to safely install the new guardrail. Another 

project is in the pre design phase to address the 

slide and the guardrail will become part of that 

project . BIA DS - Active Phase-Construction: 

Scheduled for Project closeout. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/8/2018.

$1,023,058.00 $79,457.00

Bois Forte Band of Chippewa Indians MN F53404

F53404AddP1 100

Fortune Bay Casino 

Parking Lot

Repair, Chip Seal and Cape Seal entire parking 

lot.

Project is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 8/15/2017.

$250,000.00 $250,000.00

Bristol Bay Native Association AK E01809

E018090009 3

Pilot Point Ugashik 

River Road

Construction of a new single lane gravel road 

over a primative trail.

BESC was contracted to do preliminary design on 

the Ugashik River Road, from the community of 

Pilot Point to the Ugashik River. The proposed road 

corridor follows portions of an existing ATV trail, 

extending south/southeast towards the Ugashik 

River where it will terminate, approximately three 

miles upstream from the Village of Ugashik, across 

the river. Preliminary design activities that have 

been completed include the design survey, 

wetland delineation, environmental 

assessments/NEPA requirements, and cultural 

resources investigation and recommendations. 

BESC is not under contract currently for the full 

road design package. The latest discussions with 

Julie Baltar were that BESC would take a step back, 

and prepare a PER for this project to get more 

community and stakeholder input. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/31/2025.

$80,000.00 $0.00

E018090006 5

Clarks Point to Ekuk 

Access Road

New Construction; single lane gravel road. BBNA is seeking funding to take the project to 

construction. A TIGER 2017 grant was applied for, 

it is currently in review. The PS&E package is 100% 

complete. We have developed a wetlands 

mitigation plan that was submitted to the USACE . 

Meetings have been held between Clarks Point and 

Ekuk Village Councils to finalize the PS&E. There is 

a final route in place; the only things left are some 

small area archeological and alignment survey. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2021.

$12,500,000.0

0

$40,013.00

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FY

Bristol Bay Native Association AK E01809

E018090010 12

Portage Creek Landfill 

Road

Construction of a new road to a new landfill A rough trail currently exists to the proposed new 

landfill location. The project is to construct a new 

road once the landfill site has been secured. The 

road will be approximately 2.4. miles long and have 

14-foot gravel driving surface with turnouts. 

Preliminary design activities that have been 

completed include the design survey and cultural 

resources investigation and recommendations. The 

wetland delineation and environmental 

assessments/NEPA documents have been drafted 

but not finalized. They are awaiting final alignment 

approval. Land ownership has become an issue 

that has delayed this project. Choggiung Limited 

owns some of the land that the road is proposed to 

go through. Design activities will not begin until the 

land ownership issues have been resolved. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2020.

$750,000.00 $0.00

E018090007 100

Ekwok Klutuk Road

New Construction; single lane gravel road 

including a new bridge

Project construction is 100% complete. No 

activity this quarter. The estimated completion for 

this project is 7/31/2016.

$802,050.00 $0.00

Caddo Nation of Oklahoma Oklahoma B06806

B0615065 100

Cogar Road 

Resufacing Project

OVRLAY To date the project is completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/1/2017.

$4,000,000.00 $3,331,411.00

Catawba Indian Nation SC S50032

S500320450 25

Rivercrest Road

Construction Submission of SWPPP to SCDHEC. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$1,900,000.00 $27,541.00

S500320455 25

River People Trail & 

Passmore Road 

Extension

Construction SWPPP submitted to SCDHEC for permitting. The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/30/2018.

$650,000.00 $62,108.00

S500320454 75

Public Works Road

Construction Clearing, grubbing, grading, and gravel completed 

force account work performed by in house staff. 

Office and maintenance shop approximately 50% 

complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$1,000,000.00 $546,757.00

Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska Alaska E09801

E09801AddP1 100

Kunz Property

Purchase of Kunz Property This property is directly adjacent to the Hope 

Building and the Tribe has been leasing the 

property for decades. TTP funds were used to 

purchase this property. The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/1/2017.

$300,000.00 $300,000.00

Chalkyitsik Village Alaska E03072

E03072B3 18

Landfill Access Road 

Construction

construction one mile long gravel road to new 

landfill site

preconstruction activities nearly complete The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$850,000.00 $97,729.00

E03072B4 98

Design Landfill Access 

Road

Permitting and Pre-Construction Activities Pre-construction activities underway. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$17,523.00 $17,523.00

Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad Rancheria CA J52566

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FY

Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad Rancheria CA J52566

J525660006 88

Trinidad Pier

Construction; Pre-Project Planning; PS&E The Rancheria contracted with Analytical 

Environmental Services to perform an 

environmental assessment of the harbor area in 

order to fulfill permitting process required by the 

City of Trinidad. The Bid Package is complete and 

were awaiting final permits in order to move 

towards constructtion. The estimated completion 

for this project is 8/3/2020.

$260,657.00 $18,017.00

Cherokee Nation OK G08905

G089050017 1

Bidding Springs Road

Roadway reconstruction In the planning stage. Expenses reported reflect 

preliminary work that occurred while the project 

was on the approved FY-2016 TIP. Work has has 

been postponed until enough funding can be 

allocated to the project and included in the most 

current approved TIP. The estimated completion 

for this project is 4/1/2023.

$6,303,430.00 $67,406.00

G089050016 1

4 Mile Road

Roadway Reconstruction In the planning stage. Expenses reported reflect 

preliminary work that occurred while the project 

was on the approved FY-2016 TIP. Work has has 

been postponed until enough funding can be 

allocated to the project and included in the most 

current approved TIP. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2024.

$9,620,000.00 $901.00

G089050010 10

Bell School South 

Road

Rehabilitation of Roadway & Replacement of 

Bridge (1)

project design is at 100% completion. Right of way 

is under acquisition. Utility coordination has begun. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$2,209,681.00 $93,786.00

G089050008 10

NS-4340-Road

Reconstruction of Roadway project design and right of way is 100% complete. 

Utility relocation is underway. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/25/2019.

$5,945,000.00 $68,611.00

G089050044 15

Moonshine Road

Rehabilitation of Roadway project is under construction. Expected to be 

complete by December 15, 2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/15/2017.

$3,048,282.00 $173,480.00

G089050018 20

Mud Valley Road

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 20% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/1/2022.

$4,758,000.00 $31,638.00

G089050041 25

Bunch Road

Reconstruction of Roadway Reconstruction of roadway The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/30/2021.

$2,624,000.00 $5,600.00

G089050012 25

Texanna Road

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 25% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/24/2020.

$13,000,000.0

0

$153,155.00

G089050048 25

Dwight 

Mission/Sequoyah 

Landing Road Phase II

Reconstruction of Roadway The project is currently under design. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$8,999,162.00 $412,110.00

G089050001 44

Leach-Kenwood Road

Rehabilitation & Reconstruction of Roadway Construction notice to proceed is August 15, 2016. 

Contract is 180 calendar days. Construction time 

ended February 10, 2017 and is currently in 

liquidated damages. As of September 30, 2017, 

232 days of liquidated damages accrued at $1,000 

per calendar day. The estimated completion for 

this project is 6/1/2018.

$5,624,408.00 $1,859,684.00

G089050027 60

Sally Bull Hollow

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 60% completion. Environmental 

complications due to archeological findings. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/16/2021.

$6,510,000.00 $137,536.00

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FY

Cherokee Nation OK G08905

G089050011 60

Oak Ridge Road and 

East Extension

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 60% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/30/2019.

$6,725,000.00 $39,817.00

G089050013 60

New Life 

Ranch/D4703 Raod

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 60% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/9/2020.

$8,055,000.00 $27,811.00

G089050021 60

D0525 Road

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 60% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/16/2020.

$3,476,000.00 $9,509.00

G089050022 60

Lyon South Road

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 60% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/9/2021.

$3,361,938.00 $72,804.00

G089050005 60

Dahlonegah West & 

Extension

Reconstruction of Roadway Project design is at 60% The estimated completion 

for this project is 4/25/2019.

$4,550,000.00 $4,606.00

G089050030 65

Dreadfulwater Road

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 65% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/3/2019.

$1,374,000.00 $64,978.00

G089050015 70

Lost City Road

Reconstruction of Roadway & Bridges project design is 70% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/24/2020.

$6,095,000.00 $37,720.00

G089050009 75

Kansas-Bull Hollow

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 75% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/28/2019.

$6,997,010.00 $1,828.00

G089050020 85

North Salem

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 85% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/1/2019.

$3,165,000.00 $2,679.00

G089050007 85

Ross Street

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 85% The estimated completion 

for this project is 8/31/2019.

$1,506,000.00 $172,096.00

G089050031 85

Chewey North-River 

Road

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 85% completion. Right of way 

acquisition has started. The estimated completion 

for this project is 4/26/2019.

$7,068,000.00 $86,021.00

G089050003 85

Bell North Road

Reconstruction of Roadway Project design is 85% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/1/2018.

$8,409,000.00 $16,144.00

G089050019 90

Dwight 

Mission/Sequoyah 

Landing Road Phase I

Overlay of existing road Phase I (south end), construction is 90% complete. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2017.

$1,200,000.00 $340,836.00

G089050023 90

Smith Hollow

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 90% completion. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/1/2019.

$6,958,392.00 $53,149.00

G089050036 95

Kansas-Dry Creek

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 95% completion. Right of way 

acquisition has started. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2019.

$2,243,000.00 $24,715.00

G089050024 95

NS-4410 Road

Reconstruction of Roadway and Bridge 

Replacement

project design is at 95% completion. Right of way is 

under acquisition. The estimated completion for 

this project is 4/24/2019.

$4,597,000.00 $30,600.00

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FY

Cherokee Nation OK G08905

G089050025 95

Chimney Rock Hollow 

I & II

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 95% completion. Right of way 

acquisition has started. The estimated completion 

for this project is 4/25/2019.

$4,340,000.00 $147,045.00

G089050035 95

Rocky Mountain 

School Loop

Rehabilitation of roadway and bridge 

replacement.

Roadway construction is complete. Waiting on 

bridge NEPA approvals and ROW acquisition (phase 

II). The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2019.

$2,599,000.00 $67,646.00

G089050028 95

Hulbert-Lost City

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 95% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/1/2018.

$4,324,138.00 $755.00

G089050029 98

Dahlonegah South

Reconstruction of Roadway project design is at 98% completion The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/27/2019.

$4,381,000.00 $78,847.00

G089050037 100

Tenkiller School Road

Reconstruction of Roadway Construction is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/1/2017.

$5,629,932.00 $2,280,698.00

Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma Oklahoma B05801

B0507013 57

BLACK KETTLE PHASE 

III

Road improvement to include the widening of 

Back Kettle Road at the intersection of Back 

Kettle Road and Red Moon Circle to 

accommodate increased traffic demands, 

installation of parking lots and fencing to two 

(2) tribal facilities to provide safe access to 

motorists and clients to ensure delivery of 

program services, installation of street lights, 

parking lot lights, signs and striping to improve 

visibility, removal of trees to improve sight 

distances, installation of raised crosswalks and 

rumble strips adjacent to schools as speed 

deterrents, installation of pedestrian sidewalk 

to separate pedestrian traffic from motorist 

traffic to improve safety, and improve drainage 

through the installation of new drain structures 

and sloping ditches.

Construction began on April 28, 2017. The project 

is being completed in three (3) phases for 

construction, with Phase 1 being the parking lot for 

a Tribal gymnasium facility, Phase 2 being the 

parking lot for a Tribal court house facility, and 

Phase 3 being the reconstruction of Black Kettle 

Road, including the construction of the pedestrian 

sidewalk. A change in the stabilization of the 

subgrade included the replacement of Fly Ash 

material with Cement Kiln Dust (CKD). A change to 

the quantity was realized however the unit price 

remained the same. Overall, this change created a 

savings to the project budget. A change to the 

placement of utility lines included the replacement 

of copper pipe with polyethylene pipe. This change 

provided additional savings to the project budget. 

Another change realized was for the concrete 

pavement that included the replacement of rebar 

with fiber mesh material to be mixed directly into 

the concrete. This change also created an overall 

decrease to the project budget. Phase 1 was 82% 

complete, Phase 2 was 53% complete, while Phase 

3 was 29% complete as of September 30, 2017. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

1/26/2018.

$2,621,522.00 $1,163,590.00

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FY

Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma Oklahoma B05801

B0510300 100

WATONGA CLINIC 

ROAD

Reconstruction of Watonga Clinic Road 

(referred to as Casino Parking Lot) Project plus 

driveway access from State Highway 281 (IRR 

Route 5558). This project will improve driving 

surface condition from dirt to concrete, 

improve drainage, improve sight distances to 

motorist at access to State Highway 281, and 

improve visibility and safety through the 

installation of parking lot lights.

Construction began on September 6, 2016, This 

project was completed in 2 phases to allow access 

to patrons to the Tribal economic facility during 

and throughout construction. All Roads Paving, 

Inc. was awarded a Construction Contract in the 

amount of $1,130,451.90 while Midwest Testing 

Company was awarded a Professional Service 

Contract to perform the QA/QC, or CMT, in the 

amount of $10,913. Several changes included the 

change in quantity of conduit pipe for utilities due 

to change in placement of light poles, and junction 

box and an increase to water line and sanitary 

sewer pipe sizes (diameter) to ensure thorough 

flow to meet capacity. Items removed included the 

PVC 2-Rail Fence and Solid Slab Sod for which the 

Tribes TTP completed the work through force 

account. This provided a savings to the project 

budget. Cimarron Electric, as the sole propriety 

for electric lines located within the ROW of State 

Highway 281, was contracted to relocate the signs 

and to further ensure the removal of berms that 

provided unsafe sight distances to motorists, for an 

amount of $4,000.00. Due to Cimarron Electric's 

schedule, work was not completed until April 7, 

2017. As per ODOT ROW Permit, inspection by 

performed by ODOT Division #5 Road Engineer on 

April 27, 2017. The project was completed on April 

30, 2017 and the SPRO BIADOT AOTR performed a 

final inspection on July 19, 2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/30/2017.

$1,435,871.00 $1,235,512.00

B0512016 100

Memorial Road

Asphalt overlay of three (3) miles of E0970 

County Road, also referred to as Calumet 3 

Mile Road, improve drainage, and placement of 

striping to improve visibility.

As per County Cooperative Agreement, the Tribes 

reimburse Canadian County District #3 for 7,589 

tons of Type A (S3) asphalt and 3,253 tons of Type 

B (S4) asphalt as a contribution to the overall 

improvement of three (3) miles of county road. 

The route serves as a major arterial route which 

Tribal members use as a direct access to Tribal 

services located at Concho. Improvements to the 3 

miles of county road provide safe access to Tribal 

members and the general public. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/11/2017.

$619,667.00 $619,667.00

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe South Dak A01340

A0188500 13

Cheyenne River Eagle 

Butte Pathway 

Lighting

Pathway Lighting Project along Fox Ridge Road, 

Airport Road and within the Community of 

Eagle Butte. The Design and Construction to 

this project was funded from three different 

sources. $268,800.00 from TTP Safety Funds 

along with $403,794.00 TECA Funds and 

$57,251.00 TTP Construction Funds.

Design is complete. Construction started 

November 2017. The estimated completion for this 

project is 3/30/2018.

$268,800.00 $37,599.00

A01340AddP4 99

FEMA 4186 

Construction

FEMA Culvert Replacement/Renovation Project.Construction nearly completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 1/31/2018.

$1,923,848.00 $1,903,525.00

A0137800 100

Multi-Route 

Graveling Project

This project includes roadway reconditioning, 

soft spot repair, gravel resurfacing, temporary 

traffic control, erosion control, and gravel 

crushing for portions of BIA Rt3, BIA Rt 7, and 

BIA Rt 8.

Gravel crushing is completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/22/2016.

$632,588.00 $57,371.00

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FY

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe South Dak A01340

A0100064 100

FEMA Road Repair 

and Culvert 

Replacement

This is a design project for FEMA storm 4186 

that occurred in 2014. This project will utilize 

TTP dollars and be reimbursed at 85% by FEMA 

and the State of South Dakota. This includes 

construction as well. The design includes 

mainly road repair and culvert replacement and 

spread throughout BIA Routes 2, 3, 7, and 8.

The design for road repair and culvert 

replacements is complete. It was completed after 

October 1st. A different construction contract was 

completed and began this fall in FY17. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/5/2016.

$60,154.00 $9,819.00

A0128000 100

NO HEART PATHWAY 

EXTENSION

Design of a Pathway. TTP Funds were used for 

the design process. We were awarded TAP 

Grants for the construction of Phases I, II, and 

III.

The design is complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 11/17/2017.

$71,221.00 $66,139.00

A0132000 100

Veo Creek Bridge 

Replacement

Replacement of an old wooden structure. 

Project included erosion control, temporary 

traffic control, embankment, detour, channel 

stabilization, minor asphalt, guard and bridge 

rail, concrete structure, seeding, fertilizing, and 

mulching.

This project is complete. There was an amount of 

$70,906.38 that was reported during last years 

port reporting that was actually drawn down in 

FY17 on 10/12/16 that will be reported in this 

report. The estimated completion for this project is 

10/12/2016.

$1,391,703.00 $90,715.00

A0132500 100

BIA 8 & 9 Gravel 

Resurfacing

This project was originally designed to include 

portions of BIA 8 and 9 (31.7 miles) from the 

junction of BIA 802 and 9 to Willow Creek on 

BIA 8. The project included gravel resurfacing, 

roadway reconditioning, soft spot repair, and 

gravel crushing with haul road repair. 11.7 

miles of BIA 7 was added to the scope of work 

from Blackfoot to Promise. This project started 

in 2012 and included TTP funds from numerous 

fiscal years. This project was completed in 

December of 2015.

Project is 100% complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/4/2016.

$4,579,593.00 $44,238.00

A0162700 100

BIA 12 Cherry Creek 

east slide

This is a design/build project. A slide area has 

been settling slowly overtime on BIA Rt 12. The 

design was completed and construction began 

in August. The scope of work for the project 

was "unload" approx. 1000' of roadway 

through the slide and rebuild a portion of that 

excavation. A rock buttress was design to be 

placed below the roadway near the toe of the 

slide and be dug into a shale formation to 

"hold" the slide. Traffic control, fencing, 

erosion control, gravel surfacing, seeding, 

mulching and fencing were also included in the 

project. During placement of the rock buttress 

a problem arose that caused construction to 

stop. The shale formation dropped off before 

the buttress designed location. The project has 

been shutdown for the winter and some more 

test holes will be dug to find the extents of the 

slide and a redesign will need to be completed. 

The redesign is happening at this time.

Foothills construction began work on the project in 

the summer of FY16. Construction was stopped in 

September do to the need of more research on the 

extent of the slide. The project will be redesigned 

and construction will resume in the spring of FY17. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2017.

$794,224.00 $623,830.00

Chickaloon Native Village AK E01081

E010810013 75

Sand/Salt/Transit 

Storage Building

New Construction - Metal building for storage 

of equipment and road sand/salt material.

Foundation and Shell complete. Still need to finish 

wiring, insulate, and pour a floor. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/15/2018.

$213,500.00 $144,144.00

E010810007 95

Dene' Tene' (The 

People's Trail)

Paved Pathway New Construction includes 10' 

wide paved pathway and bridge.

Almost Complete! Majority of work finished and 

open to public use! A little bit of erosion control 

and added artwork to bridge is slated for FY 18. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

6/30/2018.

$1,938,280.00 $0.00

Chickasaw Nation Ok G03906

G039060365 10

Locust

design Reconstruction Design underway The estimated completion for 

this project is 11/6/2018.

$2,250,000.00 $3,158.00

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Chickasaw Nation Ok G03906

G039060350 25

6th Street

Design Reconstruction PC Curb and gutter PS&E is at 90%; awaiting utility relocation plans. 

This project will be our first to include a miniroundabout. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/1/2019.

$5,240,000.00 $139,038.00

G039060362 25

Bates Road Bridge

Reconstruction of bridge and approaches PS&E is 100%; Working on utility relocations. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/6/2019.

$1,685,000.00 $82,355.00

G039060359 25

Thomas Ranch Road

Reconstruction of Roadway PS&E are complete working to relocate utilities and 

ROW The estimated completion for this project is 

9/2/2019.

$3,525,000.00 $20,709.00

G039060360 42

Kerr Lab Road

Reconstruction of Roadway Construction has began The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/6/2017.

$5,000,000.00 $0.00

G039060371 100

Chickasaw Ag Road 

Signalization

Signalization Installation Construction complete The estimated completion 

for this project is 3/9/2017.

$350,000.00 $119,796.00

G039060351 100

Homer Francis Road

Reconstructing Railroad Crossing Construction is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/19/2017.

$817,888.00 $817,888.00

G039060352 100

Health Center Drive

Reconstruction of Roadway Construction is complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/29/2017.

$1,044,444.00 $1,044,444.00

G039060364 100

Testing Facility and 

Equipment

Construction of new material testing facility 

and testing equipment purchase

Construction complete The estimated completion 

for this project is 2/20/2017.

$150,000.00 $139,639.00

Chignik Lake Village Alaska E01085

E01085HP 95

Design Kris Jane & 

Third Street

Design Road Rehab Project 95% Complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2017.

$192,630.00 $84,999.00

Chilkoot Indian Association (Haines) AK E09186

E091860001 70

Chilkoot Estates 

Interpretive Trail

This project is extending our wheelchair 

accessible trails in and around the Chilkoot 

Estates Subdivision and the Haines townsite. 

The trails provide safe, manageable walking for 

community members and visitors. They also 

give direct paths for those who commute on 

foot.

We added another large section this year including 

a 20 foot long bridge over salmon spawning 

streams. The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/30/2018.

$1,002,338.00 $270,533.00

Chippewa Cree Tribe (Rocky Boy's) Montana C59205

C5940720 70

DUCK CREEK REHAB

REHAB This is a rehab project. Milled 3.5 miles and 

overlay 2" of hot-mix. With chip-seal, striping and 

signage repair/replacement as necessary, 

estimated completion date FY 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2018.

$1,832,813.00 $247,084.00

C59S1510 90

MULTI-ROUTE 

SAFETY 

IMPROVEMENT 

PROJECTS

Overlay and Corridor Safety Improvement - 

Pavement Repairs

This multi-route safety improvement project(s) 

consists of repairing potholes (with milling), 

routine maintenance (grading leveling gravel 

routes), snow removal, sanding and signage 

repair/replacement as necessary. Milled Oats Road 

(Rte. # 33). St. Pierre Road (Rte. # 133) and Casino 

Cut-a-cross (Rte. # 5000). This is as on-going 

annual project(s). The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/28/2018.

$210,618.00 $210,618.00

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done Project Description

Progress Reported

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Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Chippewa Cree Tribe (Rocky Boy's) Montana C59205

C5921411 90

CLINIC TURN LANES

Turn lanes on Route 6 - New Clinic Area and 

Detention Center. Backfill, grading, leveling, 

and asphalt. Chip seal and striping and 

reflectors.

corridor safety improvements signing, striping and 

rumble strips. Install cross walks at intersections 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/29/2018.

$665,916.00 $339,457.00

Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana Louisiana S50970

S5039705 1

Subdivision 

Expansion -1 

(Mohawk Rte1014, 

Penobscott Rte1020, 

Miccosukee Rte1025, 

Narragansett 

Rte1035)

NEWCON; Construction of Roadways, Drainage, 

Driveways, Sidewalks

Preliminary Design in progress. The estimated 

completion for this project is 5/31/2019.

$4,160,648.00 $2,352.00

S5039703 100

MPS (Mohawk 

Rte1014, Pequot 

Rte1012, Seneca 

Rte1013)

Overlay roadways, improve drainage, add 

sidewalks

MPS project is complete. BIA has performed Final 

Inspection. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/2/2017.

$1,176,579.00 $230,411.00

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Oklahoma G09907

G0992409 10

DIVIDE LOOP

RECONS Project remains in the pre-construction phase. The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/30/2019.

$1,600,000.00 $37,436.00

G0928032 10

Conser Road - Phase I

Widening an existing farm to market road with 

moderate grading, drainage, and paving 

operations during construction.

The Phase 1 portion of the Conser Road project 

remains in the pre-construction stage of 

development. Ongoing activities include the design 

and NEPA/NHPA processes. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/30/2019.

$7,000,000.00 $173,109.00

G0939401 10

Pigeon Roost Road

RECONS Preconstruction The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/19/2017.

$6,305,860.00 $48,275.00

G0926891 10

LAKEVIEW ROAD

RECONS Preconstruction The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/19/2019.

$20,250,000.0

0

$34,425.00

G0982708 15

PEEVY ROAD

RECONS Peevy Road is in the Design phase. Choctaw Nation 

is currently working with Fish and Wildlife and the 

BIA to get clearance for the American Burying 

Beatle, complete the NEPA activities, and finalize 

all necessary pre-construction activities. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$1,800,000.00 $312,772.00

G0990740A11 15

Forest Grove

Reconstruct Design and Envirionmental The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2019.

$2,372,000.00 $33,040.00

G0930291 20

Old Highway 43 (Goss 

Rd)

Reconstructing an existing rural (i.e., County) 

road serving Tribal citizens in Atoka County, 

Oklahoma.

Continuing to work on pre-construction activities, 

including design, right-of-way research, utility 

relocation coordination, and NEPA/NHPA 

clearances. The estimated completion for this 

project is 3/31/2018.

$2,500,000.00 $71,210.00

G0917831 40

VFW S of Stigler 

(E1230)

NEWCON Construction patching and leveling course The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$30,000,000.0

0

$79,340.00

G0940A21 70

Kulli Road

OVRLAY Project is 50% complete, subgrade and base are 

down. S3 is in place. Need to finish topcoat with S4 

and cleanup and dress the shoulders. The 

estimated completion for this project is 1/31/2018.

$2,700,000.00 $124,150.00

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%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Oklahoma G09907

G0926B21 99

Tannehill Road

RECONS Project Complete, awaiting final billing The 

estimated completion for this project is 1/31/2018.

$45,000,000.0

0

$1,707,782.00

G099072552 100

Nixon Road

Reconstruct Concrete road for 5 miles Complete in FY17 The estimated completion for 

this project is 11/19/2017.

$7,934,020.00 $90,253.00

G0990727081 100

Cravens Road

Overlay Project Complete in FY16, Final payment in FY17 

The estimated completion for this project is 

11/19/2017.

$1,037,212.00 $39,654.00

G0990720171 100

Council House Loop

Reconstruct Complete FY17 The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/31/2017.

$576,000.00 $575,193.00

G0990717011 100

North Perry Road

Reconstruct Complete in Fy17 The estimated completion for 

this project is 11/19/2017.

$1,000,000.00 $485,176.00

G0928801 100

Poteau Industrial Park 

Road

NEWCON Completed The estimated completion for this 

project is 2/28/2017.

$1,740,000.00 $0.00

G0929A51 100

Choctaw 

DayCare/Headstart 

Parking Lot

RECONS Project Complete FY17 The estimated completion 

for this project is 8/31/2017.

$375,000.00 $323,846.00

Citizen Potawatomi Nation OK B08821

B088210324 20

Ohio St. Extended

New Construction Project has been bid, currently "on hold" by 

Chairman The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/28/2017.

$500,000.00 $765.00

B088210001 100

Gordon Cooper Road 

Sidewalks

Procurement of easements. This sidewalk is a 

"Safety Project" since there was a pedestrian 

fatality in this area. Sidewalk is complete.

Project is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2016.

$264,789.00 $36,196.00

B088210000 100

Ball Field Parking

New Construction-grass to concrete parking lot Project is COMPLETE. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/23/2017.

$1,200,000.00 $1,010,051.00

B088210334 100

Westec Road

Reconstruction Project is complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$750,000.00 $278,666.00

B088210708 100

Transit Building

Construction of a new Transit/Transportation 

Building

Project is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 1/18/2017.

$2,200,000.00 $716,469.00

B088210003 100

Transit Parking Lot

New Construction Project is complete. Construction consisted of 

converting a corn field to a concrete parking lot. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

8/26/2017.

$520,000.00 $519,161.00

B088210009 100

Rainbow Arch Bridge

Reconstruction/rehabilitation of 100 year old 

bridge.

Project is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 5/20/2017.

$250,000.00 $235,340.00

B088210326 100

E & T Parking

New Construction Parking Lot is complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 3/25/2017.

$450,000.00 $421,229.00

Cocopah Tribe of Arizona Arizona H63602

Monday, March 25, 2019 Ch. 3: Construction Projects Page 18 of 133
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done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Cocopah Tribe of Arizona Arizona H63602

H6352100 50

WCIR 1 (3) 

Steamboat St.

reconstruction of 0.9 miles on BIA Route 1 Progress this quarter included; road design 100% 

complete including project documents. 

Environmental clearance and Cultural Survey 

completed. Right of way design is at 98% complete. 

Project public announcement went out late 

August, contractor awarded mid September. 

Project Construction start date will be October 16, 

2017. The estimated completion for this project is 

2/21/2018.

$775,949.00 $23,325.00

Coeur d'Alene Tribe of the Coeur d'Alene Reservation Idaho P05181

P0518117 99

8th Street 

Reconstruction 

(Plummer, ID)

This project entails performing a design and fulldepth reconstruction of 8th Street in Plummer. 

This route is owned and maintained by the city 

of Plummer. The construction of the project 

will be jointly-funded between the Tribe and 

the City.

T-O Engineers was hired to perform a 

reconstruction design and PS&E package for the 

project. The design is 99% complete. $5000.50 was 

used to work with the City of Plummer, to make 

sure the plans worked for their criteria. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$155,240.00 $5,000.00

Colorado River Indian Tribes of the Colorado River Indian Reservatio Arizona H51603

H5175300 60

CRIR 56 (2) Bridge 

H033

Bridge design and road design acitvities to 

develop P,S, and E to remove and dipose of 

existing bridge replace with simple span 

precast, prestressed, beam type structure, 

approximatley 75 feet in length. The bridge 

approach roads will be approximately 500 feet 

on either side of the new bridge.

Survey and mapping (100%), geotechnical (100%), 

hydrology and hydraulics (100%), archeology 

(100%), environmental (80%), plans (30%), right-ofway (30%) The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2018.

$150,000.00 $88,363.00

H5174400 90

CRIR 60 (1) Brdg H036

Architect and Engineering Services to provide 

all labor, materials, equipment, and services to 

perform bridge design (superstructure and 

substructure) and road design activities to 

develop plans, specifications, and engineer's 

estimate for the removal and disposal of four 

(4) existing bridges located over irrigation 

drainage ditches and the construction of 

replacement bridges.

Survey and mapping (100%), geotechnical (100%), 

hydrology and hydraulics (100%), archeology 

(95%), plans (90%), and right-of-way (60%). The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$178,077.00 $101,363.00

H5174200 90

CRIR 34 (1) Brdg H024

Architect and Engineering Services to provide 

all labor, materials, equipment and services to 

perform bridge design (superstructure and 

substructure) and road design activities to 

develop plans, specifications, and engineer’s 

estimate for the removal and disposal of four 

(4) existing bridges located over irrigation 

drainage ditches and the construction of 

replacement bridges.

Survey and mapping (100%), geotechnical (100%), 

hydrology and hydraulics (100%), archeology 

(95%), environmental (90%), plans (90%) and rightof-way (60%). The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$178,077.00 $30,386.00

H5126200 90

CRIR SH95 (2) - 

Mohave Rd 

Intersection

RECONS - Tribe is contributing matching funds 

to an Arizona Department of Transportation 

project for both the Pre-Engineering Design 

and Construction of intersection 

improvements. Project will add a left turn lane 

and new traffic signal.

Design complete. Construction bidding scheduled 

for January 2018 with bid opening in March 2018 

and construction ground breaking in May 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2018.

$159,310.00 $129,310.00

H5175200 90

CRIR 50 (2) Bridge 

H032

Bridge design and road design acitvities to 

develop P,S, and E to remove and dipose of 

existing bridge replace with simple span 

precast, prestressed, beam type structure, 

approximatley 75 feet in length. The bridge 

approach roads will be approximately 500 feet 

on either side of the new bridge.

Survey and mapping (100%), geotechnical (100%), 

hydrology and hydraulics (100%), archeology 

(100%), environmental (80%), plans (60%), right-ofway (90%). The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2018.

$150,000.00 $150,000.00

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%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Colorado River Indian Tribes of the Colorado River Indian Reservatio Arizona H51603

H5174100 90

CRIR 1 (23) Brdg H004

Architect and Engineering Services to provide 

all labor, materials, equipment and services to 

perform bridge design (superstructure and 

substructure) and road design activities to 

develop plans, specifications, and engineer’s 

estimate for the removal and disposal of four 

(4) existing bridges located over irrigation 

drainage ditches and the construction of 

replacement bridges.

Survey and mapping (100%), geotechnical (100%), 

hydrology and hydraulics (100%), archeological 

(90%), environmental (90%), plans (60%) and rightof-way (60%). The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$178,077.00 $21,755.00

H5174300 90

CRIR 44 (1) Brdg H030

Architect and Engineering Services to provide 

all labor, materials, equipment and services to 

perform bridge design (superstructure and 

substructure) and road design activities to 

develop plans, specifications, and engineer's 

estimate for the removal and disposal of four 

(4) existing bridges over irrigation ditches and 

the construction of replacement bridges.

Survey and mapping (100%), geotechnical (100%), 

hydrology and hydraulics (100%), archeology 

(95%), environmental (90%), plans (90%) and rightof-way (60%). The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$178,077.00 $150,000.00

H5175000 90

CRIR 30 (1) Bridge 

H021

Bridge design and road design acitvities to 

develop P,S, and E to remove and dipose of 

existing bridge replace with simple span 

precast, prestressed, beam type structure, 

approximatley 90 feet in length. The bridge 

approach roads will be approximately 500 feet 

on either side of the new bridge.

Survey and mapping (100%), geotechnical (100%), 

hydrology and hydraulics (100%), archeology 

(100%), environmental (80%), plans (60%), right-ofway (90%). The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2018.

$150,000.00 $150,000.00

H5126100 100

Fuel Station 

Approaches

NEWCON - Construct right turn lane and drive 

approach on SH95 into new Fuel Station.

Project is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 4/30/2017.

$408,271.00 $408,271.00

Comanche Nation Oklahoma B06808

B06808AddP2 100

Project Not Listed 2 

Route #7301 

American Legion

This project is for oil and chip seal overlay of 

2.7miles. This project was done together with 

route # .6643 (lake road) consisting of .4 miles 

of oil and chip seal overlay.These projects were 

done together because of connecting routes.

This project is 100% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/13/2017.

$99,997.00 $67,372.00

B0617083 100

Route 7003 Chibitty 

Road

This project route #7003 is for oil and chip seal 

overlay of .5 miles. This project was done with 

another project route #6997 McIntosh road 

which was .6 miles. These projects were done 

together because of connecting 

routes.Therefore the total miles was 1.14 miles 

the estimates were done for both routes 

together.

This project is 100% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/7/2017.

$31,800.00 $29,476.00

B0617087 100

Route 7001 Hurst 

Road in Geronimo

oil and chip seal overlay of 4.0 miles This project is complete The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/7/2017.

$174,000.00 $119,519.00

B0616082 100

Route 7000 Madiche 

Road

This project consisted of oil and chip overlay of 

.8 miles

this project was completed on 8/23/2017 The 

estimated completion for this project is 8/23/2017.

$25,500.00 $17,634.00

B0613081 100

EPA Road

New construction project located in Comanche 

County Ok.consisting of 3" asphalt overlay

This project is 100% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/5/2017.

$319,000.00 $202,229.00

B0617087 100

Route# 7001 Hurst 

Road

This project consists of oil and chip seal overlay 

of 4.0 miles

This project is 100% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/7/2017.

$174,000.00 $119,519.00

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Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Comanche Nation Oklahoma B06808

B0611081 100

Fletcher Road Route 

7013

3" asphalt overlay, road will provide safer travel 

for public, school buses, and mail routes.

This project 100% complete, completion date Feb. 

2, 2017. The estimated completion for this project 

is 2/2/2017.

$249,800.00 $215,880.00

Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes MT P13203

P132030008 2

Dixon Homesites 

(Dixon Agency)

Project includes minor grading and 

reconstruction of road base, storm drainage, 

some underground utility relocation, 

curb/gutter, sidewalk, asphalt paving, signage, 

and pavement markings.

A topographic survey and conceptual designs have 

been developed and a public meeting was held. 

However, no one attended the public meeting. 

CSKT Interdepartmental meetings indicate the 

project should be placed on hold due to an issue 

with finding an adequate source of drinking water. 

CSKT Roads does not plan continue design until the 

water issue is resolved. The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/6/2019.

$1,240,000.00 $26,858.00

P132030028 2

Valley Creek Bridge 

CSKT 18-04

Reconstruction NEPA process is underway and preliminary design 

has begun. The estimated completion for this 

project is 4/27/2018.

$215,000.00 $11,027.00

P132030016 2

North Valley Creek 

Road Bridge

Bridge replacement project using GRS-IBS 

Abutments and folded steel girder system for 

superstructure (AID Funded).

CSKT has recently been awarded an Accelerated 

Innovation Deployment Grant in the amount of 

$181,018 for the superstructure of the bridge. 

Final design of abutments and the roadway is 

complete. CDR Bridge Systems has completed the 

fabrication of the superstructure. NEPA 

documents are approved/complete and permits 

have been obtained. PS&E's are complete and 

submitted to FHWA. The bridge was not 

constructed in FY17 because of fire restriction on 

the Flathead Reservation and throughout 

Montana. Bridge has been re-scheduled for 

FY2018. The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/27/2018.

$158,012.00 $47,714.00

P132030027 2

South Fork Valley 

Creek Bridge 

Replacement (BIA 

839)

Reconstruction NEPA process is underway and Preliminary Design 

has begun. The estimated completion for this 

project is 4/8/2017.

$215,000.00 $11,026.00

P132030004 90

Elmo West (Ktunaxa 

Loop)

The Project includes grading, storm 

drainage,underground utility relocation, 

curb/gutter, sidewalk, asphalt paving, signage, 

and pavement markings.

Construction is approximately 90% complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2017.

$1,250,000.00 $751,552.00

Confederated Tribes of the Colville Washingto P03101

P0310120 5

Columbia River Road 

Chip Seal

Crack sealing and Chip Sealing Crack Seal and Chip Sealing The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/13/2018.

$1,060,500.00 $49,571.00

P0310110 10

Benton Street 

Extension 

Rehabilitation

Rehab adjacent parking areas . Grade , Drain 

pave Benton St Extension

Design 95% complete Construction to be 

completed in 2018 The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/13/2018.

$2,661,190.00 $4,788.00

P0310133 25

Silver Creek Road 

Reconstruction

Coop with Ferry County for purchase of cold 

mix for road repair

Coop arrangement for the purchase of cold mix for 

road patching The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/13/2017.

$69,928.00 $69,928.00

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Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Confederated Tribes of the Colville Washingto P03101

P03101F1 100

Ferry Operations and 

Maintenace

FERRY Operation and Maintenance Ferry Maintenance The estimated completion for 

this project is 10/13/2017.

$735,521.00 $735,521.00

P0310111 100

Buttercup Lane 

Improvement Project

RECONSTRUCTION Grade and Drain Grade and Drain, Paving. Project is completed 

. Project needs to be taken off TIP The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/13/2017.

$398,060.00 $398,060.00

Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon Oregon P01141

P0114108 20

East Side Casino 

Perimeter Rd/Casino 

Access Rd

RECONS Completed topographic survey and engineering 

design for project. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/27/2017.

$3,263,492.00 $9,470.00

P0114104 100

Agency Creek Rd 

Pavement Rehab (PH 

2)

RECONS Project progress is 100% complete. Two fish 

passage culverts were installed that replaced 

traditional drainage culverts. The fish passage 

culverts were enlarged to allow area to restore to a 

natural environment. The only changes involved 

widening pavement and adding turnouts for safety. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

4/30/2016.

$12,245,108.0

0

$0.00

Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Reservation Oregon P01142

P0114208 85

Lakeside Phase 2 

Housing

NEWCON Support road and infrastructure for a Tribal 

Housing subdivision6 The estimated completion for 

this project is 11/30/2017.

$786,573.00 $509,863.00

P0114203 100

Toledo Riverfront 

Property (TRP) Access 

Road Reconstruction

RECONS Project complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2017.

$2,972,558.00 $134,085.00

Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation Oregon P09145

P0914523 0

Trail: Upper Dry 

Creek to SR 26

This proposed pedestrian pathway project will 

have approximately 3,500 feet of separated 

path design and 1,400 feet of curb and 

sidewalk. A pathway should be identified on a 

single side of road. Both separated and curbed 

sidewalk will be six feet in width. Curb will be 

standard 16 inch curb with 7 inch reveal. There 

are several locations where the pathway will be 

constructed into the back slope of the ditch line 

and measures to control the slope may need to 

be taken to remain within existing right-ofway. Street lighting should also be addressed 

for safety. An evaluation of the existing paved 

road surface along Route 3 within the project 

boundary. From this provide design 

prescription to best preserve the paved surface.

12/27/18 - Design of construction documents have 

been completed. Awaiting construction dollars. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/29/2018.

$1,570,000.00 $50,000.00

P0914509 0

Sunnyside Subdivision 

Road Project

This proposed road project will resurface 

approximately 1.5 miles of failing chip sealed 

rock. An evaluation of the existing road 

condition will need to be established and 

design a cost effective application. A six (6) 

foot wide separated pathway should be 

identified on the single side of road. Street 

lighting should also be addressed for safety.

Completed construction documents. Awaiting 

construction funds. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/28/2019.

$2,000,000.00 $35,000.00

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Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation Oregon P09145

P09145AddP1 0

S Hollywood tenino 

to KotNum

This proposed pathway will connect Tribal 

Government buildings with Indian Health 

Services (HIS) to help reduce the number of 

pedestrian road crossings. Pathway spans 

approximately 650 feet and should be designed 

with sixteen (16) inch standard curb and six (6) 

foot sidewalk in mind. Street lighting should 

also be addressed for safety. An evaluation of 

the existing paved road surface along 

Hollywood Blvd within the project boundary. 

From this provide design prescription to best 

preserve the paved surface.

12/28/17 - Construction documents completed. 

Scheduled for 2018 season. The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/28/2018.

$150,000.00 $29,279.00

P0914515 0

B140 Bus Route

This projects spans roughly 2.5 miles of gravel 

road that needs resurfaced. It is heavily used 

for commercial logging traffic as well as 

residential and will need to be designed 

accordingly. There are two large drainages that 

cross the road and should be evaluated as well 

as a couple of cattle guards. This road will 

remain open during construction.

Project design complete. Scheduled for 2018 

construction season. The estimated completion for 

this project is 7/28/2018.

$412,000.00 $15,703.00

P09145AddP2 0

S Hollywood Kotnum 

to Kuckup

Based on the spacing between residents on 

these roads, it would be cost prohibitive to 

have pedestrian access on both sides of the 

road, so it is proposed that pedestrian access 

be located on one side of the road. For 

Hollywood Blvd. this occurs on the east side. 

Pathway should be designed with sixteen (16) 

inch standard curb and six (6) foot sidewalk in 

mind. Street lighting should also be addressed 

for safety. We will be looking for 

recommendations on cost effective solutions 

for the road to either be resurfaced if is 

salvageable or to have remove the asphalt 

completely, address any issues with the base 

material and repave.

12/27/17 - Construction documents completed. 

Scheduled for 2018 construction season. The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/28/2018.

$450,000.00 $21,500.00

P0914519 10

M-300 Culvert 

Replacement

The M300 Road is a rural gravel road west of 

the City of Madras, on the Warm Springs 

Reservation. The existing culvert is a collapsed 

18’ dia. x 100’ long, corrugated steel elliptical 

pipe that will be replaced. The local residents of 

the reservation are the main user for the road. 

The road is currently closed due to the 

collapsed culvert, and will remain closed until 

construction is complete. A replacement 

structure must be low maintenance and 

minimize the environmental impacts to 

Seekseequa Creek.

Designed and awaiting right-of-way. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/25/2018.

$200,000.00 $112,125.00

P09145AddP3 60

Bear Dr/Quail Trail 

Ped Path

Based on the spacing between residents on 

these roads, it would be cost prohibitive to 

have pedestrian access on both sides of the 

road, so it is proposed that pedestrian access 

be located on one side of the road. For Bear 

Drive this occurs on the east side and for Quail 

Trail, the South side. Pathway should be 

designed with sixteen (16) inch standard curb 

and six (6) foot sidewalk in mind. Street 

lighting should also be addressed for safety. An 

evaluation of the existing paved road surface 

along both Bear Drive and Quail Trial within the 

project boundary. From this provide design 

prescription to best preserve the paved surface.

12/27/17 - Completed construction documents. 

Initiated construction and built to substantially 

complete in the fall of 2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/25/2017.

$600,000.00 $533,657.00

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Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation Oregon P09145

P0914536 100

East-West Spur 

pedestrian path and 

resurfacing

Based on the spacing between residents on 

these roads, it would be cost prohibitive to 

have pedestrian access on both sides of the 

road, so it is proposed that pedestrian access 

be located on one side of the road. For East 

Spur this occurs on the north side and for West 

Spur, the east side. Pathway should be 

designed with sixteen (16) inch standard curb 

and six (6) foot sidewalk in mind. Street 

lighting should also be addressed for 

safety. Proposed for the road is a leveling 

course is to be applied on the existing surface 

prior to paving. A proposed cul-de-sack is 

suggested at the northern end of West Spur to 

accommodate emergency services to turn 

around.

Project design and engineering completed and 

notice to proceed given on 5/2/16 for construction 

to begin. As of 9/30/16, project is substantially 

complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 3/31/2017.

$499,840.00 $20,889.00

P0914524 100

Dry Creek Rd-Rt 3 

Intersection Realign

Please review attached sketch for reference on 

realignment of UDC and Route 3 intersection. 

UDC should intersect Route 3 perpendicularly 

allowing for approximately seventy-five (75) 

feet for east bound traffic on UDC to queue. 

Road should be designed to accommodate 

semi-truck with 53 foot trailer and eightythousand (80,000) pound load 

rating. Abandoned portions of road should be 

demolished and returned to native 

surrounding. The UDC Holliday Street 

intersection has the same concerns but 

accommodates lower speeds. Holliday Street 

should intersect UDC perpendicularly allowing 

enough queue and sight visibility at the 

designed 25 MPH speed. The same design 

parameters should be used for this intersection 

as for UDC and Route 3. Pedestrian access 

should be address on the northeast side of UDC 

for the length of the project. Pathway will be 

asphalt and held tight to the right-of-way line. 

There will be three (3) crosswalks, one on 

Holliday, one on UDC at Route 3, and one on 

Route 3 at trail head, south of proposed 

intersection.

Project design completed and notice to proceed on 

construction work given on 8/24/16. Project 

construction has been completed. Awaiting final 

walk through with BIA representative. Walk 

through has been completed and proceeding with 

project closeout. The estimated completion for this 

project is 4/30/2017.

$318,857.00 $211,606.00

Coquille Tribe Oregon P01155

P0115510 95

Plank House Loop 

Road Improvements

NEWCON The construction project to improve 

the Plankhouse Loop Road began in July 2017. 

The Plank House Loop Road (Route 1220, 0.4 

miles of road) Plank House Parking lot (Route 

P001, 50,000 Sq. ft.), Canoe Shop Parking lot 

(Route P002, 8,000 sq. ft.). The Plankhouse 

Loop Improvement project is a design to widen 

the existing gravel road, provide drainage, 

catch basins, curb, gutters, parking lots, 

pedestrian plaza, ADA sidewalks, asphalt 

pavement, landscaping, irrigation, striping and 

signage with connection to the existing 

pavement on Miluk Extension Route 1200.

The Project is Substantially Complete. The 

contractor's Pay request #4 and the Final Invoice 

for the project have not been paid. These invoices 

were submitted after the 2017 fiscal year end and 

will be paid prior to December 31, 2017 The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/29/2017.

$950,000.00 $449,313.00

Cowlitz Indian Tribe Washingto P06132

P0613202 1

Transit Facility

TRANSIT The tribe has now selected a location for the 

facility on the reservation. We will be starting the 

planning and design in 2018 The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2020.

$1,600,000.00 $1,600.00

Craig Tribal Association AK E09108

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Craig Tribal Association AK E09108

E091080010 75

Tract P Access Road

PS&E and Construction of a proposed road. 

Construction year to be determined, but 

anticipate to possibly be under construction in 

FY 2018 depending on other potential projects 

in the FLAP

This project is a Plans, Specifications, and Estimate 

(PS&E) on an existing earth road going to be a road 

to the North of the Craig Tribal Association Building 

with a through road from the Cold Storage Road to 

the West connecting to Easy Street to the East. 

Potential for having to acquire rights-of-way 

depending on plans or proposed plans the CTA 

Tribal Council chooses to go with and in consulting 

the City of Craig. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$160,000.00 $34,000.00

E091080005 90

Tract 18 Road Access

Roadway Construction, this project will add 

proper drainage, sidewalks, curb and gutters, 

as well have a paved surface.

This project provides access to a housing 

development, which includes curb, gutter, 

sidewalks, and a paved surface. Curb, gutter, 

sidewalks and paved road has been completed. 

The roadway has been constructed in conjunction 

to the installation of the water and sewer which is 

90% complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/31/2018.

$469,000.00 $355,000.00

Crow Creek Sioux Tribe South Dak A14342

A1481000 100

BIA 4 Emergency 

Road Repairs

Fixed 3 slide areas along BIA 4 due to high 

water. Benched in new subgrade, replaced 

guardrail and asphalt pavement.

Project Completed The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$1,500,000.00 $12,000.00

A1462500 100

SHELBY ROAD

Shelby Road (BIA Rte 2) is a roadway 

reconstruction project that consisted of 

subgrade reconditioning and compaction, 

removal of asphalt surfacing, placement of 

salvaged asphalt millings, road base and double 

coarse chip seal.

During FY 2017 Project was completed. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$3,600,000.00 $3,061,802.00

Crow Tribe Montana C52202

C5221410 10

Mason Hill 

Transit/TTP 

Equipment Yard

Mason Hill Transit and Equipment Yard 

w/access roads

Project Design is completed - ROW is complete at 

100% - THPO is 100% - awaiting EA and Business 

Lease Approvals - Route 4000 will be the access 

road into the Transit/Equipment Yard The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$3,192,164.00 $4,200.00

C5215S31 15

EMERGENCY 

SERVICES 

COMMUNICATIONS

TTPSF Funding has been placed into and 

obligation for purchasing this radio 

equipment. To purchase 2 way radios for 

vehicles and equipment. Possibly some hand 

held units as well. Some areas of Reservation 

still do not have cell service. Improvements to 

established communication Towers to facilitate 

the new equipment

Funding has been obligated to get this equipment 

purchased. Radio Upgrades to the Towers must 

be completed. We have not purchased any radios 

yet. Working on the tower upgrades to facilitate 

new radios. Mountain sites will not be accessible 

until April. The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/30/2018.

$23,000.00 $23,000.00

C5221510 15

Pryor to St. Xavier 

Overlay - Route 91

Overlay - 2 Phases - Milling, base repairs in 

areas and HMA 1.5 inch Overlay leveling.

PS&E's are 100% Completed - THPO, ROW and 

Environmental are also Complete at 

100% Awaiting final approval on Staging areas 

from the Agency Office. Project changed from 3 

phases into 2 phases. The Phase that was 

eliminated would not repair the underlying issues - 

recommended becoming its own Project. This is 

the only change. Phase 1 Beginning 1161+60 and 

Ending 1721+53 - 10.60 miles Phase 2 Beginning 

1721+53 and Ending 2281+46 - 10.60 miles The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/15/2018.

$5,523,934.00 $15,000.00

C52202AddP1 20

Head Start Walk Path

Walk Path - connecting the Head Start and 

School with a pedestrian path along and 

through out Route 1004 and through the 

school area to vital support services in town.

To date we have finalized the ROW, PS&E for the 

project. Awaiting Environmental and NEPA 

clearance and Utility relocate No major changes 

to the project. The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/7/2018.

$306,000.00 $15,000.00

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Crow Tribe Montana C52202

C5221320 30

St. X to Lodge Grass 

Overlay - Route 73

REHAB 18.0 miles Overlay and sectional 

rebuilding of bridge approach areas and culvert 

sections

To date a PS&E has been done. Cat-X has been 

submitted. THPO survey and required ROW 

documentation has been provided to our BIA 

Regional Office for the Contract to be 

awarded. The Tribe will contract out the major 

milling and paving, force account personnel from 

the tribal department will handle the safety and 

traffic control duties throughout the 

project. Project is scheduled for FY18 Spring 

through Summer - BIA is awaiting clearing up of 

High Risk issues to assist the tribe further with the 

project. The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/30/2018.

$4,182,293.00 $22,500.00

C5215S41 50

SOAR PROGRAM

Contract funds are obligated into a Media 

contract for the TTPSF Grant. To be used in the 

Education of our young drivers the how unsafe 

it is to be a distracted driver. TTPSF Funding 

utilized for Media for exposure for the SOAR 

Program

Project - is in process of establishing contract for 

the Media portion for this TTPSF Project. Funding 

is Obligated into a project contract for the Media 

details of the project. Will have final deliverable 

by end of March 2018. The estimated completion 

for this project is 3/30/2018.

$42,000.00 $42,000.00

C52W1400 50

Multi-Route Safety 

Improvement West

Project is safety orientated with crack sealing, 

dura patch, fixing potholes, install fence where 

needed, improve drainage, curb and gutter, 

sidewalks, striping

No work done during this reporting period on this 

project. Project will be restarted if FY18 should 

Funding be available on the CSTIP Fy18 The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$511,137.00 $1,500.00

Curyung Tribal Council Alaska E01121

E01121B1 95

Nerka Road Design

RECONS This project is at the 95% Design Phase. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$529,648.00 $8,194.00

Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians CA J51515

J515150002 90

BIA93 Culvert 

Installation - Creek 

Restoration Phase 2

Replace existing CMP culvert at creek (under 

roadway) with concrete bottomless culvert. 

This project will improve drainage as well as 

improve environmental habitat.

Project construction is 90% complete. Work is 

stopped for the winter season. Remaining work 

includes removal of temporary roadway detour. 

Work will commence spring, 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/15/2018.

$500,000.00 $290,000.00

Duckwater Shoshone Tribe of the Duckwater Reservation- Nevada Nevada H64642

H64S5200 100

DWIR NDOT Safety 

No. 1

NON FEDERAL COST MATCH FOR Various 

School Zone/Highway Safety Improvements. 

TRIBAL FUNDS = 5% COST MATCH FOR LOWCOST-SAFETY PROJECTS REGARDING ROAD 

SAFETY AUDIT (ASSESSMENT).

This $12,500.00 IS A TRIBAL NON-FEDERAL COST 

MATCH FOR NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF 

TRANSPORTATION LOW-COST SAFETY PROJECTS. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

10/23/2017.

$12,500.00 $0.00

H64S5100 100

DWIR Safety No. 1

Completed cattle guard replacements (2) and 

filled in several potholes. SAFETY road 

improvements - need an estimated $3 million 

dollars to redo 4.6 mile > 38-year-old road

Due to training our maintenance crew and leasing 

equipment for safety projects to move projects 

forward the funds were moved to Tribal Project 

Management in DWIR Road Maintenance 

H64RM642. Two sets of cattle guards were 

purchased to replace one set on Duckwater Falls 

and the other on Meadow Road which will be 

completed by February 

2017. 

 Due to the extreme conditions of the 4.6 

miles of Duckwater Falls it has been recommended 

by five engineers BIA DOT, NDOT and Kimley-Horn 

Road Safety Audit team to pulverize and build up 

the base. The road is 38 years old. The road is 

deteriorating and needs to be redone. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/6/2017.

$12,398.00 $12,398.00

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FY

Duckwater Shoshone Tribe of the Duckwater Reservation- Nevada Nevada H64642

H6454100 100

DWIR 1 (1) - 

Duckwater Springs Rd 

(<old name) 

DUCKWATER FALLS 

ROAD

OVRLAY CANNOT BE DONE DUE TO 

DETERIORATION ROAD MUST BE PULVERISED, 

COMPLETELY REDONE - moved funds to Road 

Maintenance (H64RM642) to increase funding 

in Tribal Project Management for high priority 

road maintenance projects.

Have had five road engineers from Bureau of 

Indian Affairs, Nevada Department of 

Transportation and Kimley-Horn perform onsite 

road status. Duckwater Falls remains the priority 

to seek funds to redo the road. Move the funds to 

Road Maintenance Tribal Management line item to 

seek added funds in order to do a complete PS&E. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2017.

$54,387.00 $54,387.00

H64S5300 100

DWIR 1 (2) Safety No. 

1

TTPSF (school zone project in conjunction with 

Nevada Department of Transportation Road 

Safety Audit)

The project has been completed. The funds 

received were not the amount requested in order 

to pursue a whole project. Therefore funds will be 

used in conjunction with NDOT Road Safety Audit 

project within the school zone to complete the 

project. The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/9/2017.

$119,502.00 $119,502.00

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians NC S52001

S520010035 5

Ammons Sequoyah 

Road Design

Reconstruction Survey Complete, Design in progress The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/21/2018.

$575,000.00 $130.00

S520010036 40

US Hwy 19 Expansion 

Project (FHWA 

Earmark)

Reconstruction Project was offered for bid; bids were rejected 

based on improper response to RFP. Project will be 

put out for bid once again in January 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2017.

$5,285,000.00 $0.00

S520010005 50

Walker Cove Rd

Reconstruction Project Project has been cleared to proceed. Currently 

under construction The estimated completion for 

this project is 5/1/2018.

$595,000.00 $247,208.00

S520010026 100

Lizzie Cucumber Rd

Reconstruction Full reconstruction from subgrade. Contract work 

and Final Inspection are complete. Working on 

Final Project Closeout Documentation. The 

estimated completion for this project is 2/28/2017.

$500,000.00 $862.00

S520010002 100

Will Scott Church Rd

PS&E Only; design is complete. Design is Complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/9/2017.

$461,429.00 $344,865.00

S520010032 100

Echota Church Rd

Reconstruction Road has been reconstructed from subgrade. Final 

Inspection complete. Currently working on 

Closeout documents. The estimated completion for 

this project is 2/28/2017.

$129,455.00 $129,455.00

S520010001 100

Sim Taylor

Reconstruction Project was reconstruction from sub base. The 

estimated completion for this project is 1/1/2018.

$550,000.00 $1,976.00

Elk Valley Rancheria California J52559

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Elk Valley Rancheria California J52559

J52559HP 85

ELK VALLEY HP 

PROJECT

This is a safety improvement project which 

includes the widening of the roadway along 

with the installation of a roundabout, 

pedestrian/bicyclist walkways, streetlights and 

crossing beacons.

The Tribe has identified Humboldt Road as its top 

priority in the Elk Valley Rancheria Long Range 

Transportation Plan, and has secured a 

Memorandum of Understanding with the County 

of Del Norte to facilitate road improvements and 

construction. This route is part of the Tribe’s BIA 

Indian Reservation Road Inventory. Under the new 

Tribal Transportation Program, the Tribe will 

continue to focus transportation efforts towards 

the successful completion of this important 

project. GHD (formerly Winzeler and Kelly) was 

retained by the Tribe to provide the following 

services related to the Humboldt Road Safety 

Improvement Project (“the Project”): NEPA, CEQA, 

Special Studies (geotechnical investigations, 

topographic survey and mapping, cultural 

resources survey), Engineering Design, Agency 

Permits, and Project Management. All agency 

permits and required project documents were 

reviewed and finalized including the 

following: •	EPA SWPPP •	SWRCB 

SWPPP •	Mitigation and Monitoring 

Plan •	RWQCB 401 Permit •	US EPA Nationwide 

Permit for Tribal Lands •	USACE 404 

Permit The Tribe competitively recruited the 

services of Samara Inc. who is responsible for the 

propagation of selective plant species that are to 

be planted in the wetland mitigation area. Plants 

are to be delivered by 10/15/17. Front end 

documents and a bid package were prepared with 

the assistance of GHD. These documents included 

an Invitation bid, Instruction to bidders, List of 

permits, bid, bid schedule, bid guarantee bond, 

proposed subcontractors, certification of bidder’s 

experience and qualifications, non-collusion 

affidavit, Indian enterprise statement, Agreement, 

performance and payment bonds, certificates and 

other forms, and general conditions. The Request 

for Bids was advertised in the local Del Norte 

Triplicate and on several California Builder’s 

Exchange websites representing large regions 

throughout the state of California. On May 2, 

2017, the Tribe held a Mandatory Job Walk at the 

project site. Representatives from three firms 

attended the meeting. On May 15, 2017 at 4:00 

pm at the Elk Valley Rancheria Administrative 

Office building, two sealed bids were opened and 

read aloud. Bids received were as 

follows: •	Tidewater Construction Inc. - 

$1,999,061.00 •	G.R. Sunberg Construction - 

$2,313,859 Both bids exceeded the Engineer’s 

Opinion of Probable Construction Cost of 

$1,674,976. On May 17, 2017, Tribal Council 

formally awarded the HRSIP project to Tidewater 

Construction, Inc. as the lowest, responsive 

bidder. After the successful procurement of a 

qualified contractor, the Tribe, the Del Norte 

County Engineer and the Contractor began 

meeting on a weekly basis to discuss project 

timelines and schedules, address traffic control 

issues and signage, and to discuss 

placement/movement of existing utility 

infrastructure. These weekly construction 

meetings continued throughout the construction 

period. The Contractor prepared and submitted a 

Work Plan, Schedule, Traffic Control Plan, List of 

Materials (which indicated the names and 

addresses of suppliers), and submittals for asphalt 

$2,454,321.00 $2,126,658.00

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Elk Valley Rancheria California J52559

and concrete for approval by the Tribe. The Tribe 

applied for a Del Norte County Encroachment and 

Grading Permit which was approved shortly 

thereafter. In discussions regarding Traffic 

Control, it was determined that full closure would 

provide the safest means of handling traffic during 

the construction period. This section of road does 

not provide access to any residential homes or 

businesses and alternate routes to US HWY 101 or 

Crescent City were readily available. A Public 

Notice was published in the local newspaper 

informing local residents of the proposed closure. 

Furthermore, public notifications were provided to 

the utility companies, school districts, US Postal 

Service, and the police/fire departments. A 

Caltrans Encroachment permit was obtained in 

order to place signage along US Hwy 101 notifying 

motorists of the proposed closure. Construction 

signs and detour signs were placed in various areas 

where applicable, and as per the approved Traffic 

Control Plan. BMPs were installed throughout 

the site as per the Stomwater Polution Prevention 

Plan. A qualified SWPPP monitor was procured to 

monitor permit conditions throughout the project. 

Further, a qualified material tester was procured to 

perform soils testing when necessary. Utility 

poles were removed and relocated to allow for the 

road widening and roundabout footprint. The Site 

was then cleared and grubbed, and existing asphalt 

pavement, striping, markings, and signs were 

removed. Existing storm drains were removed and 

new extended culverts and other drainage 

infrastructure was installed. The Wetland 

Mitigation Site was excavated and professionally 

surveyed to ensure appropriate depths. The site 

was then graded and excavated for new curb and 

gutters, sidewalks, bike ramps, driveways, splitter 

islands, truck apron, drainage swales, roadways, 

and multi-use trail. A pedestrian flashing crossing 

beacon system and street lighting was installed. 

Curbs, gutters, sidewalks, driveways, splitter 

islands, truck apron and bike ramps were then 

constructed. The roadway was then prepared for 

paving (sub-grade and base preparation), and the 

roadway and multi-use trail was paved. This work 

included the installation of survey monuments. 

The contractor then placed pavement markings, 

striping, and signage. The project will be 

completed within the first quarter of FY2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

Ely Shoshone Tribe of Nevada Nevada H64644

H6434300 50

ELIC 103(6) Newe 

View Dr.

RECONS Development of PSE and Right of Way 

Acquisition. Environmental clearance and 

Archaeological Compliance has been completed 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/28/2018.

$405,000.00 $69,510.00

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe South Dak A03341

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by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe South Dak A03341

A0328000 100

THREE MILE ROAD

Three Mile Road Project, defined as Township 

route 0134, beginning at SD Highway 13 then 

east one mile to Township route 1381 then 

north one mile to Township route 1036 then 

west one mile ending at SD Highway 13. This 

project will add asphalt paved roads, pavement 

markings, new culverts to improve drainage 

and new signage installed.

The Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, BIA Great Plains 

Region and the Flandreau Township Board entered 

into an agreement by resolution on May 2, 2011 

for the design and construction of the 3 Mile Road 

Project. The project consists of ROW acquisition, 

utility relocation, grading, draining and aggregate 

base course placement with asphalt paving. With 

many setbacks the tribe was able to complete the 3 

Mile Road Project on November 30, 2016. This was 

a major accomplishment for all people in charge as 

it was a $2,566,000.00 project. Loiseau 

Construction of Flandreau SD was the main 

contractor on this project. Work proceeded 

smoothly under the guidance of construction 

managers and assistance from BIA Engineers. All 

new signage and pavement markings were 

installed for the safety of the drivers as well as for 

the many children that live in that area. There was 

a lot of hard work in this project and it could not 

have done without the help of Engineers from the 

BIA, Loiseau Construction and all Sub-contractors. 

The 3 Mile Road began as a very low maintenance 

gravel road and is now an asphalt paved, allweather road. I cannot stress enough on how this 

project has made a huge impact on the safety of all 

residents and others traveling on this road. Made 

final payment on the 3 mile road project in March 

of 2017. The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/30/2016.

$439,738.00 $439,738.00

Fond du Lac Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F53405

F5310119 100

JOKELA ROAD

The Jokela Road project will widen, flatten and 

pave the road.

The project is 100% complete September 2017 The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$696,217.00 $41,226.00

F5340509 100

MEADOW

Paving and reconstruction of Meadow Drive. The Meadow Drive Project is complete. The road 

was leveled, repacked with gravel, graded and 

paved with curb and gutter. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2017.

$205,196.00 $9,746.00

F53405AddP1 100

Not Listed

Hardwood Lake Road Project 100% complete The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/31/2017.

$111,202.00 $86,980.00

Forest County Potawatomi Community Wisconsin F55434

F5543409 100

EVERYBODY'S ROAD 

EXTENSION

The construction of approximately 3,000 feet of 

urban roadway with sidewalk and lighting. The 

new roadway connects the FCPC campus area 

with the north subdivision and provides a 

second ingress and egress to US 8.

The majority of the project was completed in 

FY2016. The lighting and permanent signing was 

completed in October and November of 2016. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2016.

$3,425,399.00 $164,014.00

F5543407 100

Air Monitoring Road

The project reconstructed a gravel road. There 

was ditching, new subgrade, new gravel, and 

added HMA pavement.

The project was completed this year. The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/29/2017.

$128,626.00 $128,626.00

Fort Belknap Tribes Montana C55204

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Fort Belknap Tribes Montana C55204

C5521430 20

BIA RTE 15 BEAVER 

CREEK PAVEMENT 

REHAB

This project includes grinding up the existing 

pavement in place and re-paving, also includes 

impoving apporaches, culvert replacements, 

cattleguards, signage and guardrail,

The scope of work for BIA Rt #15 is to design and 

prepare options, special provisions, cost estimates, 

and conduct an independent review of the 

geotechnical analysis for BIA Route 15. This 

Contract also includes development of several 

specialized reports that are required for the design 

of designated roadway. The design include 

mitigation typical section failure, by pulverization 

and additional surfacing, with the minimum 

amount of grading required to ensure a sustained 

useful life for the resurfacing. Also to engage in 

construction practices that provide adequate 

erosion control measures and best management 

practices are employed to minimize any 

uncontrolled release of sediment. The work will 

include survey, topographic mapping, vertical and 

horizontal l alignment layout, cross sections, 

drainage improvements, project plans and 

specifications. The design will be completed in 

accordance with Montana Public Works and 

Montana DOT Standards. Final plans will include, 

title sheet, estimate sheet, typical cross sections, 

quantities sheet, erosion control and traffic 

control. The plans and specifications are 

completed for the project and the project is ready 

for construction for the FY 2018 season. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/28/2019.

$2,816,221.00 $894,957.00

Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation- Arizona Arizona H55613

H55P5000 30

FMIR T102(1) - Trail 

T102

A 2.9 miles of 10-foot wide Multi-Use Trail to 

offer safe, scenic, and healthy recreation and 

pedestrian transportation for tribal and 

community members of Fort McDowell. The 

project is located in the Downtown area and is 

proposed to be a mostly off-road trail. The 

eight sections associated with this trail are: Sec 

10 Captain Coffee Rd, Sec 20 Wassaja Rd, Sec 

30 Yuma Frank Rd, Sec 40 & Sec 50 Heque Da 

Rd, Sec 60 Ba Hon Nah Rd, Sec 65 Fort Loop Rd, 

and Sec 70 Canal Bank (Captain Coffee to Ba 

Hon Nah Rd).

ArCore Group Inc, is the selected contractor for this 

project. The archaeological and biological studies 

have been completed; and the preliminary design 

footprint has been put in place. There are some 

concerns in two areas where the trail is to 

intersect. The architect and staff are working to fix 

that problem and begin submittals to the BIA for 

approval to begin construction. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/28/2018.

$697,612.00 $26,000.00

H5554100 95

FMIR Consolidated 

No. 5

RECONS: consists of developing a complete set 

of plans specifications, and engineer’s estimate 

package for the paving of three residential dirt 

roads at Ft. McDowell Rd. for the Fort 

McDowell Yavapai Nation (FMYN) - Unee Way 

(Rt 109), Gu Mah Rd (Rt 108), Sandtrap (Rt 56). 

The proposed improvements to be addressed 

for this project generally consist of subgrade 

improvements, paving with an asphalt mixture 

and the identification of safety and drainage 

improvements. A DCR will be written 

consisting of narratives, exhibits and 15% level 

of plans of the three roadways. Analysis of the 

roadways will address geotechnical and 

environmental concerns. After the DCR is 

completed, full construction documents will be 

prepared.

Meeting held with Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation 

(FMYN) to go over Progress/Comment in August; 

Consultant preparing 100% plans and studies; and 

plans and studies to be submitted the first of next 

Quarter. Consultant preparing the Final submittal 

for Ft. McDowell review. The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/27/2016.

$607,208.00 $72,525.00

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FY

Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation- Arizona Arizona H55613

H5553900 95

FMIR 106 (2) - Hillside 

Rd

SAFETY: Perform preconstruction activities to 

develop plans, specifications and construction 

estimates for 0.3 miles of Hillside Rd (Route 

106); and construction as many sections of 

Route 106 that the budget allows. Staff 

estimates three (3) sections will be constructed.

Wood/Patel worked on completing the Hillside 

Road Stage 2 construction documents, for the Fort 

McDowell Yavapai Nation (FMYN). During the 

quarter, Wood Patel performed additional survey 

and developed a Right of Way package. 

Discrepancies between the existing Right of Way 

and as built condition of the roadway were 

identified and a solution was developed. The 

majority of work for the 100% submittal to the BIA 

has been completed but ancillary work still needs 

to be completed. An October submittal is planned 

for the complete design package. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/27/2016.

$838,064.00 $40,816.00

Fort Mojave Indian Tribe of Arizona- California & Nevada Arizona H51604

H5141500 100

MOIR 2 (2) Plantation 

Rd

PS&Es for reconstruction of Plantation Road 

and to construct a pedestrian sidewalk and 

lighting

100% complete of PS&Es to include Environmental 

Compliance, Preliminary Design, Right of Way 

Acquisition. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/16/2018.

$1,814,054.00 $54,483.00

Fort Peck Assiniboine & Sioux Tribes MT C56206

C562060547 15

CTEP Project - Poplar 

River Pedestrian 

Bridge & Lighting

Construct; Grade & Pavement, Pedestrian 

Bridge to be Constructed. Street lighting to be 

added to project.

Design: 95% complete, final design 

underway Right-of-way: 100% Complete. Bridge 

is located entirely within the existing right-ofway NEPA: 95% CatEx submitted to FHWA 

(preliminary approval received). Final approval to 

be received upon receiving EA from BIA. 

Construction: Has not yet begun. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/29/2018.

$300,000.00 $0.00

C562060453 15

7th Ave. IHS in Wolf 

Point

Curb; Gutter; Sidewalk; & Pavement. Only 

Design work is completed. Actual Construction 

has not been started as of 12-27-17.

Design: 95% complete, elderly center parking lot 

reconstruction design remains Right-of-way: 

100% complete NEPA: Need a Catx from 

FHWA Construction: Has not yet begun. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/28/2018.

$1,055,000.00 $43,097.00

C562060550 30

Poplar Airport 

Redevelopment(Phase

 2 & 3)

Project will get a Grade and Drain; Gravel and 

Pavement, No construction as of 12-27-17

Design: 100% complete, minor realignment of 

roads Right-of-way: 100% complete NEPA: 

100% complete Construction: 5% complete The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2019.

$7,912,883.00 $0.00

C562060507 85

Poplar Airport 

Redevelopment(Phase

 1)

The project will be Grade and Drain; Curb & 

Gutter, Gravel and Pavement.

Design: 100% complete, Frontage Road 

realignment design underway Right-of-way: 100% 

complete, Frontage Road realignment remains 

NEPA: 100% complete Construction: Curb & 

Gutter 90% Complete Gravel Grading is about 

95% Complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2019.

$1,932,411.00 $650,844.00

Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma B06803

B0614032 100

Jeff Street Route No. 

8322

OVRLAY Project is 100% complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2016.

$800,118.00 $304,495.00

Gila River Indian Community AZ H57614

H576140689 1

Imperial Rd 

Improvements

Reconstruct existing dirt road to 24' width. 

Double Chip Seal.

1.) Appraisals have been completed for ROW 

acquisition. 2.) $428 was spent to develop our 

environmental documentation for ROW 

acquisition. 3.) Investigated potential locations for 

staging areas. 4.) $14,120 were spent on in-house 

salaries for ROW acquisition. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/29/2018.

$1,035,000.00 $14,548.00

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FY

Gila River Indian Community AZ H57614

H576140685 1

Casa Grande Highway

Construct and pave eight foot (8') shoulders. 

Rubber chip seal. Replace or upgrade culverts 

as necessary. Rebuild curves to meet AASHTO 

super-elevation requirements.

Design survey is complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2020.

$920,000.00 $1.00

H576140692 1

Maize Rd 

Reconstruction

Reconstruction existing dirt road to 24' width. 

Double Chip Seal

ROW cost, Construction cost, and completion date 

have been updated. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2020.

$1,140,000.00 $1.00

H576140705 1

Sesame Road

Rubber Chip Seal. This Road has been re-named 

Santan Road by the Community.

First Half FY17 - Updated project cost and 

completion date The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2018.

$300,000.00 $1.00

H576140686 1

Consolidated District 4

Mill existing pavement and re-pave. This 

project consolidates several road sectionsUpper Santan: Route 80, Section 020 (portion); 

Pear: Route 131, Section 080; Moffett: Route 

76, Section 090; Shuttle: Route 28, Section 100; 

Lower Santan: Route 72, Section 050 (portion); 

Aspen: Route 121, Section 070; 2017 

Preliminary Engineering includes $420,000 in 

right-of-way costs.

1.) Our first appraisal will be submitted early 

FY18 2.) $12,548 has been spent on in-house 

salaries for ROW acquisition. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/28/2019.

$5,760,000.00 $12,548.00

H576140691 1

Field Rd. 

Improvements

Reconstruct dirt road to 24' width and double 

chip seal.

ROW cost, Construction cost, and completion date 

have been updated. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2021.

$510,000.00 $1.00

H576140690 10

Orchard Rd 

Improvements

Reconstruct existing dirt road to 24 ft width. 

Double Chip Seal

1.) Design survey 100% complete 2.) Have hired a 

Consultant to perform the Biological and 

Hazardous Materials Review. 3.) Design is 15% 

Complete 4.) Cultural Review is Complete 5.) 

$3,855 was spent on the BIA CE for the 

encroachment permit. 6.) BIA CE was submitted to 

BIA Pima Agency for review and approval 7.) 

$2,139 was spent on in-house salaries for the 

design. 8.) Design is 30% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/20/2018.

$700,000.00 $5,994.00

H576140703 20

Pecos Road

Box culvert; curb & gutter; sidewalk; rubber 

chip seal; streetlights

First Half FY17 1.) The Army Corps of Engineers 

has issued a provisional 401 permit for the project. 

2.)GRICDOT is electing to go out to bid for the 

design of the project rather than perform this task 

in-house. 2nd Half FY17 1.) Went out to bid for 

design The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2018.

$1,200,000.00 $1.00

H576140695 40

State Route 87 Turn 

Lanes

Install left turn lanes on SR87 at Sacaton Road 

and Saint Road.

First Half FY17 1.) Design is complete 2.) ADOT 

has issued a provisional permit that will become 

active once we hire a contractor and they can 

submit their insurance information. 3.) AMEC has 

prepared and environmental certification letter at 

ADOT's request. 2nd Half FY17 1.) $1,838 was 

spent on salaries for preliminary engineering The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/31/2018.

$800,000.00 $1,836.00

H576140693 99

Consolidated Project 

29

Reconstruction existing dirt roads to 24' width 

and double chip seal.

First Half FY17 1.) Construction is complete for 4.2 

miles of the project. 2.) The last half mile will be 

completed next spring when the weather is once 

again warm enough to chip seal. 3.) Began work 

on the last half mile. 2nd Half FY17 1.) Finished 

the last half mile 2.) Signage and striping still 

needs to be installed on phase 4 of the project The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/30/2017.

$2,500,000.00 $257,446.00

H576140706 100

Casa Blanca Road 

Rubber Chip Seal

Rubber Chip Seal and Stripe Road has been sealed and striped. Project is 

complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2016.

$72,392.00 $72,392.00

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Expended this 

FY

Gila River Indian Community AZ H57614

H576140707 100

Community Wide 

Convential Chip Seals

Crack Seal, Chip Seal, Re-Stripe Bluebird Road, 

Southern Road, Field Road, Murphy 

Road, Rodeo Road, Prarie Road, Sacate Road, 

River Road, Sacaton Flats Road, Hashan Kehk 

Road, Vajikut Road and Akimal Road.

First Half 2016 - Cultural and Biological 

assessments are complete. Have begun work on 

the PS&E documents and the ADOT permits. 

Second Half 2016 - ADOT permits are in place. 

Went out bid and have selected a contractor. Crack 

sealed and chip sealed. First Half 2017 - Placed 

Striping The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/30/2016.

$111,005.00 $111,005.00

H576140688 100

Gilbert Road 

Improvements

Rubber chip seal. This also includes funds 

received by Pinal County during the right-ofway turnover.

Chip Seal Complete. Striping Complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2015.

$202,751.00 $167,751.00

H576140696 100

Nelson Rd

Conventional Chip Seal and stripe. First Half 2016 - Cultural and Biological 

assessments are complete. Have begun work on 

the PS&E documents and the ADOT permits. 

Rather than perform this work force account the 

Department has decided to hire a contractor to 

due the work in conjunction with placing the 

rubber chip seal on Casa Blanca Road which is also 

in District 5. 2nd Half 2016 - ADOT permits have 

been issued. We went out to bid and have selected 

a contractor to perform the work. Chip Seal was 

complete October 2016. Striping was placed in 

November, 2016 The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2016.

$75,749.00 $75,749.00

Grand Portage Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F53406

F5340608 99

LODGE PARKING

Rehab and expand parking lot, including add 

sidewalks and improve drainage. 

Approximately 63,712 square feet. This Project 

was done in conjunction with Lodge Road 

F5340607 and Employee Parking F5340615 and 

funded through CTF53T40624.(This portion 

being approximately $109,371.87 of a 

combined three- project total expense of 

$150,030.00 in fiscal year 2017).

This Project will be finalized in 2017. Approximately 

63,712 square feet. Mobilization, 

Engineering/Survey, Erosion Control, Milling 

Pavement, Removals, Common Excavation, Select 

Granular/Class 5, Geotextile, Asphalt Paving, Storm 

Sewer, Topsoil/Seed/Sod, Striping/Signage Traffic 

Control. The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/30/2017.

$1,805,152.00 $150,030.00

F5340615 99

EMPLOYEE PARKING 

LOT - PROPOSED 

EMPLOYEE PARKING 

LOT

This Project improves safety by expanding 

parking lot and revising Employee Parking Lot 

access, Including improved drainage and 

additional sidewalks. This Project was done in 

conjunction with Lodge Road F5340607 and 

Lodge Parking lot F5340608 and funded 

through CTF53T40624. (This portion being 

approximately $32,706.54 project total 

expense of $150,030.00 in fiscal year 2017).

This Project will be finalized in 2017. Approximately 

20,952 square feet. Mobilization, Engineering/ 

Survey, Erosion Control, Milling Pavement, 

Removals, Common Excavation, Select 

Granular/Class 5, Geotextile, Asphalt Paving, Storm 

Sewer, Topsoil/Seed/Sod, Striping/Signage Traffic 

Control. The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/30/2017.

$646,047.00 $150,030.00

F5340607 99

LODGE ROAD

Reconstruction of access road. This Project was 

done in conjunction with Lodge Parking lot 

F5340608 and Employee Parking F5340615 and 

funded through CTF53T40624. (This portion 

being approximately $7,951.59 of a combined 

three-project total expense of $150,030.00 in 

fiscal year 2017).

This Project will be finalized in 2017. Approximately 

5,007 square feet. Mobilization, 

Engineering/Survey, Erosion Control, Milling 

Pavement, Removals, Common Excavation, Select 

Granular/Class 5, Geotextile, Asphalt Paving, Storm 

Sewer, Topsoil/Seed/Sod, Striping/Signage Traffic 

Control. The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/30/2017.

$270,638.00 $150,030.00

Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians Michigan F60474

F6047438 0

Natural Resources 

Drive and Parking

RECONS Finished with planning and engineering. Still need 

to get ROW approval. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/19/2018.

$150,000.00 $8,400.00

F6047445 0

Windy Hills Roads

This project will have new roads, sidewalks, 

street lighting with and without curbing. The 

project includes eleven roads and fourteen 

parking lots.

THE PROJECT HAS NOTICE TO PROCEED, WILL 

START CONSTRUCTION NEXT. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/15/2018.

$2,967,729.00 $124,950.00

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FY

Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians Michigan F60474

F6047446 0

NRD Drive and Park

PAVE WE ONLY HAVE PS & E COMPLETE READY TO BID 

The estimated completion for this project is 

5/20/2017.

$70,000.00 $2,625.00

F6047424 85

McKeese and 

Peshawbestown Road 

and sidewalk

SAFETY 99% of the concrete sidewalk has been installed 

and there is approximately 80% complete with 

boardwalk. The estimated completion for this 

project is 3/20/2018.

$561,711.00 $212,227.00

F6047437 100

Library and 

Courthouse Parking

REMOVE AND REPLACE PAVEMENT COMPLETED The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/20/2017.

$1,240,000.00 $65,000.00

F6047419 100

GTB Public Parking 

Lots

Remove and replace HMA and expand parking 

area.

Project was completed. The estimated completion 

for this project is 11/30/2016.

$84,540.00 $62,500.00

F6047420 100

Benodjehn Lane

Constructed new parking lot, sidewalks, 

lighting, and install trees around parking lot.

Parking lot and drive was graded for, subbase 

installed, aggregate base installed, curbs installed, 

and base course of HMA installed for the year. Will 

install top course in spring of 2017 and stripe. The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/30/2017.

$489,000.00 $317,510.00

Hannahville Indian Community Michigan F60471

F6061105 90

HANNAHVILLE B-1 

ROAD

Construct a safe walking path for 

approximately 4 miles from the Hannahville 

Indian Community Administrative Building 

along the Hannahville B-1 Road to Wandahsega 

Lane where it will connect with the Island 

Resort and Casino. This walking trail/sidewalk 

will secure a safe walk or bike trip from the 

community to the Casino, Convenience,and 

other facilities used by Tribal Members and 

guest to the area

We are to the substantial completion phase and 

are planning to clean up in early spring 2018 The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/30/2018.

$563,021.00 $563,021.00

F6054605 100

COUNTY LINE ROAD 

COOP

Reconstruct 1 mile of south county line 

improve drainage, and pave.,

road is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/1/2017.

$256,106.00 $256,106.00

Ho-Chunk Nation Wisconsin F55439

F55439F7 2

STH 21 Turn Lanes

Reconstruct intersection - Safety Project Dedicated turn lanes at the intersection of 

Eureka/Essex and STH 21. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/1/2019.

$1,751,055.00 $30,709.00

F55439G8 3

STH 54 Turn Lanes

Resurface existing construct additional turn 

lanes.

Traffic Impact Analysis and access design. The 

estimated completion for this project is 5/1/2019.

$1,540,000.00 $78,616.00

F55439H5 4

Koranda Road 

includes Hryz and 

Campground Roads

Reconstruct pavement and replace drainage 

structures.

Engineering 95% complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/1/2018.

$575,000.00 $16,427.00

F5543952 15

Little Blackhawk

Phase One is clearing and grubbing for 

construction of 1.7 miles of new urban cross 

section roadway.

Design Phase. Phase one clearing and grubbing was 

awarded and completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 1/5/2019.

$718,110.00 $127,583.00

F5543922 50

Kickapoo Trail / 

Bridge 13

Repaint steel structure and replace wood deck. Rehabilitation of a steel truss bridge. The 

estimated completion for this project is 5/1/2018.

$270,000.00 $131,405.00

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TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Ho-Chunk Nation Wisconsin F55439

F5543990 99

Old 131

Resurface existing pavement and replace 

existing structure over Indian Creek.

Project mostly complete, bridge deck protection to 

be installed. The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/1/2018.

$704,472.00 $175,345.00

F55439D6 100

Radke Road

New Construction of subdivision street. Construction complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 3/1/2018.

$405,000.00 $203,067.00

F5543984 100

Morrison Road

Reconstruction of pavement with vertical curve 

correction.

Mill and overlay existing pavement. Raise vertical 

curve 5 feet to improve sight distance. The 

estimated completion for this project is 8/1/2017.

$279,398.00 $244,874.00

F55439F9 100

CTH FF Bridge project 

Jackson County

BRIDGE Complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/1/2018.

$317,000.00 $83,828.00

F5543950 100

Wazee North and 

South

Construction of 4.0 miles of new urban cross 

section roads.

Construction complete The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/1/2017.

$3,725,075.00 $535,571.00

F5543963 100

Witt-Bern Town Line 

Road

Reconstruction of existing pavement and 

upgrade bridge handrail.

Bridge rehab and overlay complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/1/2017.

$252,399.00 $223,320.00

F55439F4 100

Kirch Road Coop

Resurface existing asphalt Construction Complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/1/2017.

$325,569.00 $305,089.00

F55439D5 100

Robin Road

Reconstruction of existing roadway with 

vertical curve corrections for better sight 

distances.

Construction complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/1/2017.

$739,839.00 $590,577.00

Hoonah Indian Association AK E09198

E091980009 50

School Stairwell 

Project

Construct a 75 ft covered stairwell to provide 

safe access for students. Stairwell will be 

adjacent to RT#0038 Raven St

R&M Engineering has completed preliminary 

engineering design. need to post RFP for bids. The 

estimated completion for this project is 8/1/2018.

$245,000.00 $8,334.00

Hopi Tribe of Arizona Arizona H65608

H6531600 95

HIR 603 (1) Tewa 

Subdivision Streets

Design and reconstruct 0.59 miles of 

deteriorated existing asphalt pavement. Place 

aggregate base, hot asphalt pavement and 

pavement markings.

Project 95% complete in 2017. Punch item 

pending. Final closeout pending. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/22/2017.

$876,788.00 $532,586.00

Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians Maine S50019

S5031907 35

Maliseet Drive

RECONS Engineering and planning has started and 

construction is being planned for Summer FY20. 

ROW's will be completed and construction will be 

postponed until FY20. Engineering documents and 

estimates completed FY17. Funds expended in 

FY17 were used for NEPA review and FONSI 

determinations, plan revisions and construction 

estimate updates. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2020.

$214,400.00 $5,389.00

S50RM192 35

ROAD MAINTENANCE 

SALT/ SAND SHED

Construction and installation of a 36' x 42' arc 

canopy on a concrete foundation to be utilized 

for cold storage and salt/sand storage for Tribal 

Road Maintenance. Funds used for this project 

are from FY15 appropriations. Project will be 

completed in FY18 with ground breaking in 

May/ June of '18.

Design and Engineering has been completed 

including public hearing and Council Resolution. 

RFP was solicited and awarded to Tarp-Rite with 

arch structure engineering occurring in the fall of 

'17. The estimated completion for this project is 

8/25/2017.

$98,258.00 $13,364.00

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FY

Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians Maine S50019

S5031910 38

Multi-route Right-ofWay Project

Project will include the research, survey and/ or 

establishment of documented Right of Ways 

for roads listed within the HBMI inventory as 

described TTP Priority List including: Cemetery 

Road, Salt Shed Road, East Foxcroft Road, 

Maliseet/ Eagle Drive(s), Lowery Road, 

Rollerama Drive, Rollerama Parking Lot, and W. 

Conroy Lake Road.

The Multi Road Right of Way (ROW) Project is well 

underway with a number of projects completed. 

There are currently 9 remaining ROW's to be 

completed from the original 13 that were chosen 

for the project. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/11/2018.

$25,000.00 $966.00

S50019AddP1 99

Currier Road

RECON Currier Road was a two phase project that was 

completed in FY16. The project entailed a 

complete excavation and rebuild of the road 

structure including culvert replacement(s), erosion 

controls, sub-grade replacement, drainage 

controls, ditching, grading and paving. Finish 

product included installation of guardrails, signage 

and gravel shoulders. As built plans have been 

submitted to BIA with signatures. HBMI is finalizing 

funding documents for completion of the project. 

Contract will be closed in FY18. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2017.

$1,492,702.00 $381.00

S5051901 100

Currier Road

RECONS Project re-construction has been completed and 

inspected by BIA Engineering. Final budget analysis 

and reconciliation is being completed in order to 

close out the project. FY14 Funds were utilized to 

pay for engineering services to complete the 

project. The estimated completion for this project 

is 4/13/2018.

$1,499,994.00 $325.00

Hualapai Indian Tribe of the Hualapai Indian Reservation- Arizona Arizona H68606

H68T6200 99

HUIR Transit No. 1

TRANSIT Transit program is in full operation. There are 

currently 4 full time employees and 2 part time 

employees. We have purchased 4 buses and have 

severely underestimated the use of the transit. We 

are growing and the operation is very successful. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2019.

$4,150,000.00 $620,843.00

Hughes Village Alaska E03205

E03205D1 10

Sunny Lane Design

PLANNING Design Sunny Lane, a road 

approximately 3 miles joining Village to 

Cemetery and subsistence areas.

Design at 95%. Some permitting/wetlands 

determination complete. Design suspended 

pending acquisition of funds to construct. Road to 

be used in a trail status. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/30/2020.

$1,188,760.00 $37,487.00

Hydaburg Cooperative Association AK E09211

E092110001 20

Hydaburg City Dock 

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation Marine Facility HCA has started construction on the dock HCA is 

currently removing corrosion from the steel bents. 

Once the corrosion has been removed they bents 

will be sandblasted, metalized, and sealed. We 

have ordered the deck cranes. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/28/2018.

$3,900,000.00 $915,765.00

Igiugig Village Alaska E01214

E01214E1 61

High Ridge Road 

Phase II

NEWCON Phase II is to complete the High Ridge Road to a 

new Float Plane Lake. Although approved for 

funding by the Denali Commission in 2010, and 

2011, funds were never received to construct this 

phase of the road. We undertook construction of 

approximately 2,000 feet on our own, using TTP 

funds, because the construction of this portion of 

roadway was needed in order to gain access to a 

new gravel material source. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2018.

$917,612.00 $47,622.00

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Nebraska B04860

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FY

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Nebraska B04860

B04860AddP1 100

Bottom Road

Hole Patching on HWY 7(bottom road) Rte 820. Project is completed The estimated completion for 

this project is 7/13/2017.

$18,507.00 $18,507.00

B04860AddP2 100

Chip and Seal Housing 

Complex

Chip and Seal at Roys Creek Addition Housing 

Complex

Project is completed. The estimated completion for 

this project is 3/31/2017.

$113,359.00 $113,359.00

Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe of Indians WA P06129

P061290006 2

Sophus-Corriea Loop 

Road

PS&E Only Preliminary planning engineering continues 

including submitting permitting applications with 

relevant agencies (WDFW, USCOE). The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/29/2018.

$10,000,000.0

0

$55,897.00

P06129P1 99

Highway 101 ODT 

Diamond Point West 

Trail

Construct .7 miles of Olympic Discovery Trail 

from Diamond Point Road west across two 

Tribally owned properties. Trail will be built to 

WSDOT/AASHTO specifications.

Wetland delineation complete, NEPA complete, 

preliminary trail design complete, permits 

submitted and under review, bid documents 

complete. Construction work was suspended in 

the fall/winter of 2016 due to inclement weather 

and site conditions. This project started in mid-July 

2017. It is now substantially complete with the 

exception of two punch list items including sign 

installation and a fencing relocation. The estimated 

completion for this project is 1/30/2018.

$612,097.00 $128,122.00

P061290005 99

Chicken 

Coop/Zaccardo 

Intersection

Approach road re-alignment of two dangerous 

intersections that will be combined into one.

This project is complete with the exception of the 

permanent striping to be finished in spring 2018 

weather permitting. The estimated completion for 

this project is 3/30/2018.

$2,800,000.00 $1,288,754.00

Jena Band of Choctaw Indians Louisiana S50034

S5053420 35

LP-16/LP-17

NEWCON We have entered into the construction phase of 

this project. Design started and construction 

initiated. At ~35% at end of September 2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/30/2018.

$425,000.00 $18,664.00

S50034AddP4 35

LP16/17

Extension of Chahta Yakni. We began our design of LP 16/17 and initiated 

construction of the roads this year. By the end of 

September we were approximately35% complete. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

4/28/2017.

$425,000.00 $18,664.00

Jicarilla Apache Nation NM M50701

M507010642 3

J8(20) 4 Stone Lake 

Road

Road reconditioning and Hot Asphalt Concrete 

Pavement

Environmental and Right of Way document 

completed. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/30/2017.

$1,953,000.00 $10,000.00

M507010643 80

J39 Bridge (M302)

Bridge replacement with GRS/IBS. Preliminary 

Bridge design, surveying and testing.

Subsurface boring performed. Surveying 

performed. Preliminary hydraulic analysis 

performed. Plans made with Western Federal 

Lands to perform hydraulic-hydrologic analysis. 

Attendance at GRS/IBS class in Lakewood 

November 16-20, 2015. Received final hydraulichydrologic analysis 11/22/2016. USACE 404 & 401 

permits received 3/7/2017. NEPA CATEX recieved 

04/06/2017. Bridge plans from Geomat received 

03/06/2017. This project entails preliminary 

activities prior to bridge construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 8/28/2017.

$80,000.00 $62,808.00

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FY

Jicarilla Apache Nation NM M50701

M507010632 100

J8(18) 4 Stone Lake 

Road

Road reconditioning and Hot Asphalt Concrete 

Pavement

Project through March 2016 was 98% complete. 

Nate Thompson recommended that work on 

shoulder slopes be performed to eliminate drop off 

at edge of pavement. This was completed March 

2016. Additional work included sign installation 

and post construction clean-up. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/5/2016.

$2,500,000.00 $4,413.00

M507010639 100

J8(20) 4 Stone Lake 

Road

Road reconditioning and Hot Asphalt Concrete 

Pavement

Plans have been created, stamped, and submitted 

to FHWA for review (11/28/2016). Culverts and 

geogrid have been secured. Resolutions have been 

passed authorizing purchase of required base 

course, pit run, and rip-rap. HACP bid document 

was issue; Four Corners Materials of Farmington, 

NM was the low bid. Construction has not yet 

started as conditions at the site are too wet at the 

initial start up date. Now the construction project 

has been completed and inspected by Nate 

Thompson. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/4/2017.

$2,166,895.00 $184,845.00

Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians of the Kaibab Indian Reservation- Ariz Arizona H69617

H6962400 75

KBIR Chip Seal No. 3

Pavement preservation by chip sealing road 

and installing drainage improvements.

Pre-construction planning is complete with final 

Plans, Specifications, and Estimates. All 

Environmental and Right-of-Way clearances are 

complete. Construction contract was awarded by 

Tribal Council on June 15, 2017. Construction 

progress is at 75% with completion of the work 

scheduled to be complete by the end of the 

calendar year. The estimated completion for this 

project is 3/31/2018.

$645,000.00 $256,775.00

Kalispel Indian community of the Kalispel Reservation Washingto P12103

P1210313 80

Upper Cemetery 

Road Maintenance

RDMAINT and new construction This year we have been steadily working on 

general maintenance activities, along with 

preparation steps for new construction. We were 

able to begin work on predesign, pre engineering, 

environmental, right of way and planning. This 

project has been slow moving as there are 

significant steps that need to be taken to get the 

ROW process completed. This will prolong the 

completion date. The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/29/2017.

$134,917.00 $104,245.00

P1210315 85

Rose Martin Road

Planning and Preliminary design, 

environmental, right of way, design, and 

preliminary engineering.

This year we have been steadily working on 

planning, preliminary design, preliminary 

engineering, environmental, and right of way. We 

are currently waiting on the Tribal Chairman to sign 

the final ROW documents so that we can submit 

them to the BIA for approval. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/17/2018.

$172,458.00 $121,936.00

Karuk Tribe CA J52555

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FY

Karuk Tribe CA J52555

J525550008 7

Happy Camp 

Complete Streets 

Project

The Happy Camp Complete Streets Project 

(AKA: SR 96/Happy Camp Multi-Modal 

Connectivity Project) will provide nearly a 

mile of bicycling and pedestrian 

infrastructure along SR 96 through Happy 

Camp. Major improvements include the 

construction of 5’ Class II Bike Lanes and 

5.5’ sidewalks along SR 96 from Old Highway 

96 to the southern intersection of the 

2nd Avenue loop. Pedestrian/bicycle traffic is 

noted as a regarded mean of transportation 

within the community of Happy Camp; 

however there is no separate safe 

infrastructure for these users. The 

bicycle/pedestrian infrastructure will connect 

the residential area to the business core of the 

community. We expect to identify and 

construct user friendly, safe and astatically 

pleasing transportation infrastructure in the 

community of Happy Camp, California.

This project is in the planning stages. A project 

planning team (Core Team) is in place and 

comprised of representatives from the Karuk Tribe, 

Caltrans, County agencies and local stakeholders. 

During this reporting period the Core Team has 

met at regularly held monthly meeting focusing on 

questions posed in previous Caltrans Active 

Transportation Program (ATP) Cycle applications so 

as to compile relevant data for identification in the 

upcoming ATP funding cycle. Additionally, the core 

team has developed a matrix entitled SR 96/Happy 

Camp Multi-Modal ATP Cycle 4 Application Matrix, 

to ensure all tasks are acknowledged and 

completed in a timely manner. The core team has 

decided to identified PA&ED as well as project 

design in our upcoming Cycle 4 ATP grant 

application. We expect that the construction 

phase will be submitted for funding in Cycle 5 of 

the ATP. The estimated completion for this project 

is 10/29/2021.

$261,580.00 $6,219.00

J525550004 15

Orleans Community 

Safety Corridor 

Project

Reconstruction - Safety Project As noted in prior reports this project is planned to 

be a multi phased project. The initial phase is in 

process and is focusing on an interior section of the 

Project. Additional project phases will focus on the 

full inside perimeter of the project length. The 

current project planning phase is partially funded 

through a California Department of Transportation 

(Caltrans) Planning grant entitled "Panamnik: 

Orleans Town Center and Cultural Connectivity 

Plan. Funding in the amount of $183,080 was 

transferred from Caltrans to FHWA TTP then to the 

Karuk Tribe through our Program Agreement with 

the FHWA. This project is now in the planning 

phase. During this reporting period the Karuk 

Tribe DOT along with the Core team, have held 

numerous Advisory Group meetings with key 

stakeholders, local community members as well as 

Caltrans. We held a 4-day design fair where all 

community members were encouraged to give 

input on their thoughts and ideas for a safe and 

sustainable town core. There was a well-rounded 

turnout where many great ideas were collected 

and essentially placed into the conceptual designs 

that were created by our previously selected 

consultant and his team. We have the draft plans, 

and will be holding another Advisory Group 

meeting to get further feedback from them. We 

will make any necessary changes, and prep to take 

before Council. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/28/2019.

$265,535.00 $89,693.00

J525550007 15

Somes Bar Work Cnt. 

Road & PF

Several Karuk Tribal single family residences 

and Tribal Department of Natural Resources 

offices are located at this site. This project has 

been prioritized due to surface failure. This 

project entails surveying, plan development 

and construction implementation. This is a 

culturally sensitive site and as per Karuk Tribal 

policy a Cultural Resources Monitor will be on 

site through out the reconstruction of this 

facility.

As noted in previous reports, surface repair 

through force account as directed by the Karuk 

Tribal Council has been completed in this reporting 

period. The Karuk DOT Road Maintenance crew 

completed the repair, crack sealing, seal coat and 

stripping of this project. This facility in within a 

sensitive cultural resource area and will be 

reassessed within the TTIP duration period; at that 

time, prioritization of this facility for possible 

reconstruction will be directed by Tribal 

Council. During this reporting period, field 

assessment of the project site was completed. 

Drainage is of concern at this site and we are 

currently working with our engineers to develop a 

plan set to address the drainage issues while 

recognizing the cultural sensitivity of the site. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/29/2017.

$147,580.00 $2,414.00

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FY

Karuk Tribe CA J52555

J525550002 55

Itroop Road 

Reconstruction Phase 

2

Reconstruction We have the NEPA completed for this project, and 

are in the beginning stages of our reconstruction of 

the road. This project is a priority, due to 

emergency evacuation needs for select Karuk Tribal 

Housing residents living on Itroop Road. 

Reconstruction has begun and is anticipated to be 

complete early FY18. The estimated completion for 

this project is 1/31/2018.

$76,620.00 $32,103.00

J525550006 90

Red Cap Bike Way

This project entails the construction of 1.53 

miles of 5 foot-wide class II bikeway/ped-way 

on each side of Red Cap Road in the community 

of Orleans located in the county of Humboldt, 

California. The proposed project includes 

widening the shoulders on each side of the 

facility. All work will be done within existing 

right of way.

As noted in previous reports this project began on 

May 9, 2016 with the selected Contractor 

GRSundberg, Inc.. The project was on track to be 

completed within budget and as scheduled. Due 

to unforeseen issues of AC availability the 

contractor was allowed a duration extension that 

ended September 26, 2016. The contractor 

recommenced contract tasks as required to ensure 

AC application was completed before winter 

weather set in. There are several punch-list items 

to be completed for this project, otherwise it is 

nearly finished. The estimated completion for this 

project is 4/30/2018.

$208,625.00 $120,033.00

J52555AddP1 99

Red Cap Bikeway - 

Safety Funding

This project is directly associated with the TTIP 

Project number listed above. The funding for 

this portion of the project is dirived from TTP 

Safety Set aside This project will entails the 

construction of 1.53 miles of 5 foot-wide class II 

bikeway/ped-way on each side of Red Cap 

Road in the community of Orleans located in 

the county of Humboldt, California. The 

proposed project includes widening the 

shoulders on each side of the facility. All work 

with be done within existing right of way.

As noted in the Karuk TTIP Project No. J52555-

CO14, this project began on May 9, 2016 the 

selected Contractor GRSundberg, Inc. has worked 

with the County and the Tribe through out this 

reporting period. Construction was progressing as 

scheduled and as agreed by all parties, including a 

Tribal procured inspection team tasked with 

monitoring and documenting all phases and 

processes of this project. Due to unforeseen issues 

of AC availability the contractor was allowed a 

duration extension and has installed temporary AC 

surface for the facility with plans to begin final 

surface application when atmospheric 

temperatures allow. Project status will be updated 

through in upcoming reporting periods. This 

project is almost complete, pending several punchlist items. The estimated completion for this 

project is 4/30/2018.

$985,590.00 $872,000.00

J525550016 100

Sharps Road 

Complete Streets 

Project

The Sharps Road Project is part of a phased 

project entitled the "Rain Rock Casino". The 

full scope of the project is a 32,000 square foot 

Casino with a large parking facility and 2 access 

roads a primary access from Sharps road. The 

overall construction budget for both phases is 

just over 18 million dollars. The TTP portion of 

the project will require earthwork to create the 

sub grade on a portion of Sharps road. This 

work will reconstruct Sharps road up to the 

entry of the new casino. The scope of this work 

is 23,500 cubic yds of cut and fill. The road will 

be reconstructed by removing (cut) material in 

the current earthen footprint of the facility 

using onsite materials the sum of the material 

will be utilized as fill material to complete the 

TTP portion of this project.

As noted in previous reports the project 

engineering firm developed civil plans and 

specifications highlighting the TTP portion of the 

Project. During this reporting period Karuk DOT 

completed all environmental compliance reviews, 

contactor procurement, construction contract 

documents and filed all required supporting 

documents. The contractual agreement (#17-C010) between the Karuk Tribe and WHD California, 

LLC was signed November 17, 2016. The 

contractor preformed all tasks as contracted and 

the project is complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 3/31/2017.

$349,670.00 $350,000.00

Kashia Band of Pomo Indians California J51547

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FY

Kashia Band of Pomo Indians California J51547

J51547HP 60

Kashia High Priority 

Project

RECONS In June 2017 the Tribe contracted with Oliver 

Engineering and Construction (Contractor) to work 

with the Kashia Road Crew to begin work on the 

Tribal Roads. The Contractor worked with the 

Kashia Road Crew and trained them how to use the 

large equipment for grading and leveling roads. 

The Kashia Road Crew also learned how to use a 

leveling laser and a jumping jack. With this training, 

as of September 2017, they completed the rocking 

and grading on all of the tribal unpaved roads. 

We did talk with Susan Claussen of Sonoma County 

Roads, and because of the severe 2016 winter, she 

indicated they would not be doing their chip seal 

projects that are near the Rancheria because the 

funds needed to be redirected to storm damage 

repairs. Kashia discussed with the Contractor, on 

can we do on the paved roads to hold them until 

the spring. It was recommended to obtain some 

asphalt patches to fill pot holes if the County was 

not going to be able to patch them. We will reevaluate the paved roads over the winter to see 

what we can do given their repair need. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$900,000.00 $18,947.00

Kaw Nation Oklahoma B07810

B0712102 100

Newkirk Cemetery 

Road

RECONS To date the project is completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/26/2017.

$2,670,000.00 $671,000.00

B0716101 100

Washunga Bay 

Overlay

OVRLAY To date the project is 100% complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 8/26/2017.

$1,387,371.00 $1,387,371.00

B0713105 100

Brake Road

RECONS To date the project is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2016.

$211,718.00 $211,718.00

B0712103 100

44th Street 

Reconstruction 

Project

RECONS To date the project is 100% complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/28/2017.

$698,222.00 $698,222.00

B071010M 100

Kaw Nation Road 

maintenance

REHAB To date project is completed The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$902,000.00 $118,732.00

B0710101 100

Bois D Arc 

Creek/Canteen RD

REPLACE To date the project is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2016.

$120,000.00 $114,805.00

Kawerak, Inc. AK E04816

E048160020 0

White Mountain 

Community Streets

PS&E development for construction of 

community streets in White Mountain, Alaska.

A public meeting was held for scoping. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/30/2019.

$400,000.00 $2,244.00

E048160008 1

Elim Harbor Access

Subsistence harbor section 2006. The program agreement for the USACE Section 

2006 subsistence harbor project has been routed 

to Pacific Area Command. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/30/2018.

$10,000.00 $1,584.00

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FY

Kawerak, Inc. AK E04816

E048160007 25

Diomede Harbor 

Access

For transit related activities; ferry boat; ramps 

or approaches.

In Partnership with the USACE section 2006, 

subsistence harbor. The project was placed in the 

WRDA Bill, were currently waiting for 

appropriations. The next phase will be the 

planning, environmental and construction. $3 

million is saved for the required match for 

construction. The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/31/2020.

$3,462,000.00 $71.00

E048160019 60

Wales Community 

Streets and Tin City 

Road

New construction and reconstruction of streets 

in Wales, reconstruction and new construction 

for the Tin City road.

Survey for design and right of way has been 

completed. Geotechnical report completed. PS&E 

profiles under development. A public meeting will 

be held for the 60% design this summer to further 

define the project. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/31/2018.

$693,962.00 $170,982.00

E048160002 90

Golovin Community 

Streets

Construction and reconstruction of community 

streets in Golovin, Alaska.

PS&E is at 90% complete, Large cost are expected 

from utility locates. The community chose not to 

pave their streets. The engineering firm is working 

with the city on rights of way. The City is waiting 

for ANTHC to provide data on utility relocation. The 

utility to relocate poles will end November 2017. 

Depending on funding construction will happen in 

2019. The estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2019.

$729,504.00 $9,822.00

E048160009 99

Elim Community 

Streets

Design and construction of community streets 

in Elim, Alaska.

PS&E completed. Working on right-of-way with the 

community. Permits submitted, once permits and 

right of way are acquired and 2018 funds are in will 

advertise the project for construction in 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2018.

$484,325.00 $193,483.00

E048160016 100

Shishmaref 

Community Streets

Reconstruction and paving of community 

streets in Shishmaref, Alaska.

Project completed on August 23, 2016. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2016.

$4,369,209.00 $2,642,213.00

Ketchikan Indian Corporation AK E09248

E092480010 35

Third Avenue 

Fourplex Parking Lot

Replacement of rotting wooden parking deck 

with a concrete parking area.

The affordable housing the facility was to provide 

access to has been sold and no further action on 

the project is being undertaken. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/15/2017.

$10,975.00 $10,975.00

E092480004 100

Jackson Street 

Extension

2" Asphalt Paving partially up Jackson Street 

including curb and gutter and providing parking 

and paved road access to a Tribal Housing 

Development and replacing existing storm drain

Existing Concrete Storm Drain was replaced and 

class 4 rip rap installed along culvert walls 

throughout the drainage. Project Close out for the 

culvert has been submitted to FHWY. Jackson 

Street extension and parking facilities are about 

60% complete with eco-block walls and some fill 

and grading fishished. The estimated completion 

for this project is 7/10/2017.

$554,315.00 $554,315.00

Kewa (Santo Domingo) Pueblo New Mexic M20717

M2017152 12

SP88(13) Pedestrian 

Walkway Box Culvert

Design and construct a pedestrian path through 

Mateo Overpass NMSR22 connecting village 

sidewalk with SD Heritage Trail.

Design complete through PS&E. An RFP for 

Construction Management is being advertised. The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/28/2018.

$175,552.00 $2,530.00

M2023500 27

SP88(12)1 DOMINGO 

BRM102

BRIDGE Project is a duplication to M2017161 and 

M2023500 Bridge substructure is in the final 

stages of construction. Piers and pier caps are 

formed and beams are in place. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/15/2018.

$7,296,387.00 $1,991,262.00

M2071706 27

Santo Domingo Bridge

REPLACE Bridge substructure is in the final stages of 

construction. Piers and pier caps are formed and 

beams are in place. The estimated completion for 

this project is 2/15/2018.

$7,296,387.00 $1,991,262.00

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Expended this 

FY

Kewa (Santo Domingo) Pueblo New Mexic M20717

M2017101 55

SP88(8) Walking Path 

Segment 1 NMDOT 

CN#A301540

New Construction Construction has been slow and is approximately 

55% complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/1/2018.

$2,048,538.00 $1,058,456.00

Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Michigan F60475

F60475F8 100

FORD FARM ROAD 

COOP

RECONS Project was completed in 2017. The Contractor, 

BIA, County and Tribe received an Category 3 

(Projects 2,500 to 10,000 tons) Award of Excellence 

for this Project from the Asphalt Pavement 

Association of Michigan. The estimated completion 

for this project is 8/15/2017.

$1,274,932.00 $74,295.00

F6047508 100

ERFO PROJECT

ERFO Project is completed The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$426,138.00 $0.00

Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas Kansas B04861

B0416611 100

Route 1076

road surface improvement; this project 

improves drainage, and has been paved.

To date the project is complete. 100% The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/10/2016.

$180,000.00 $125,600.00

Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma B08823

B0814231 20

Trailer Home Area on 

New Land

Project Design Project Design The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/28/2018.

$2,400,000.00 $20,500.00

King Island Native Community AK E04253

E042530004 80

Cape Woolley Crete 

Creek Road

Construction - improvements to the base of an 

existing earth road and gravel surface

stock piled, hauled and placed gravel to build up 

the slopes of the road in ditch areas within the first 

3 miles of the Nome-Teller Highway. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2017.

$1,500,000.00 $7,323.00

Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma B06815

B0609152 10

Feather Dance Road

RECONS To date the project is in the Design and Plan 

development phase. The estimated completion for 

this project is 7/31/2018.

$6,634,000.00 $11,819.00

Klawock Cooperative Association AK E09257

E092570001 79

Klawock Community 

Streets Phase III and 

IV

Road Improvements for Salt Chuck Lane Road. 

Approximately 2.44 miles of existing road will 

be reconstructed and resurfaced with 

significant changes to the vertical alignment. 

The new road will be 20-foot wide and topped 

with 6-inch crushed aggregate. Replacement of 

3 existing log bridges.

Placed sub-base on approximately 2.25 miles of 

road and constructed the side slopes 3:1. Have 

processed and placed approximately 40,000 yards 

of sub-base materials. Seeded and fertilized side 

slopes of work for erosion control. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$2,100,000.00 $1,233,729.00

Knik Tribe Alaska E01260

E01260F2 90

1744 N. Prospect

NEWCON Parking lot LED Street Lighting and Paving The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/14/2017.

$240,181.00 $116,601.00

Kokhanok Village Alaska E01264

E01264D3 100

Street Lighting Design

SAFETY We hired John Chuckwak to assess the poles, order 

supplies and work with Joe Woods, his assistant, to 

install 16 street lights to poles in the community. 

Supplies were ordered in June and work began and 

completed in 1st week of September, 2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/15/2017.

$7,791.00 $7,791.00

Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians Wisconsin F55431

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Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians Wisconsin F55431

F5543118 0

TREPANIA ROAD

Planning Design planning for reconstruction. The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/20/2017.

$20,000.00 $20,000.00

F5543117 30

VETERAN'S 

MEMORIAL PARKING

RECONS Project design has been completed The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/20/2017.

$48,000.00 $5,000.00

F5543115 60

LCO TRAIL

WALKWY Clearing is more than halfway completed. 

Activities will resume in the Spring The estimated 

completion for this project is 5/20/2017.

$14,000.00 $14,000.00

F5543111 100

WATER TOWER 

CONNECTOR

New Connection for Emergency Vehicle Access All work has been completed on this project with 

the exception of paving which will be completed in 

Spring of 2017. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/1/2017.

$40,031.00 $40,031.00

F5543116 100

POPPLE TOWN ROAD

New connection to ease traffic flow and school 

bus access.

Construction completed The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/1/2017.

$3,000.00 $3,000.00

Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians Wisconsin F55432

F5543234 95

YOUTH CENTER LANE

New Construction to give access to the New 

Youth Center and additional road to Public 

School for ingress and egress with sidewalks 

and parking.

Sidewalks, curb, gutter, storm sewer and base layer 

of asphalt complete. Parking area complete with 

one coat of asphalt. A soft area will be redone. 

Parking area is 47,643 sq ft This done last year. 

Project was completed with second layer of 

pavement, restoration, signage, and some lighting. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

6/30/2016.

$884,870.00 $379,782.00

F5543214 100

ASAAWEE LANE

NEWCON for new subdivision to complete with 

second final asphalt coat, improve drainage, 

and restoration, with signage and design and 

installation of street lights. Note: The update 

is that the street lights were installed and paid 

for in FY 2017.

The project was completed to year with second 

coat after housing construction was complete and 

new street lighting was designed and installed. 

Project complete. Note: Street lights installed and 

paid in FY 2016 and FY 2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/12/2016.

$545,740.00 $16,165.00

F5543238 100

INDIAN BOWL ROAD

RECONS base redone in section with new pavement for 

roadway, extra parking and pedestrian entry. The 

estimated completion for this project is 8/15/2017.

$49,000.00 $49,000.00

Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians Michigan F60473

F6047323 50

Albino Lake Road

RECONS Pre-Construction meeting held waiting deliverables 

from LVD Heavy Equipment in order to issue Notice 

to Proceed, more than likely a spring time start at 

this point. All required permits in place. The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/1/2018.

$174,880.00 $77,145.00

Leech Lake Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F53407

F5340730 20

MISSION ROAD NE

RECONS Easements from landowners have been approved. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/15/2018.

$2,254,161.00 $92,817.00

F5340721 100

LEECH LAKE 

HOUSING III

RECONS Project is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 10/31/2017.

$135,056.00 $48,127.00

Levelock Village Alaska E01283

E01283A1 100

Main Street 

Reconstruction

RECONS Construction is complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/15/2015.

$1,560,092.00 $33,413.00

Little River Band of Ottawa Indians Michigan F60482

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Little River Band of Ottawa Indians Michigan F60482

F6048212 100

Gathering Grounds 

Road

The purpose of this project is to improve the 

existing road system (including new 

construction where necessary) of the Tribal 

Gathering Grounds area, including our 

campground. Project components include: 

reconstruction and new construction of road 

network and parking lots (including paving), 

adding electrical connections to individual 

campsites and main area, additional signage 

where needed.

The project was completed on June 23, 2017. All 

project phases were completed with the majority 

of expenses being paid in FY 2017. The contractor 

submitted the final pay application in October 2017 

and that amount is not included in this report. The 

final amount paid on this project will appear in our 

FY 2018 report. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/23/2017.

$965,628.00 $726,435.00

F6048216 100

Milarch Road

This project involves a one-half mile section of 

Milarch Road in Manistee County. Road 

improvements include: grading, ditching, 

aggregate base, culverts, aggregate drives, hot 

mix, asphalt (HMA) paving, temporary 

pavement markings, and aggregate shoulders.

This is a local project run by the Manistee County 

Road Commission and including the Tribe and two 

other government entities. The Tribes financial 

participation is governed by a Memorandum of 

Agreement (MOA) which is attached. The project 

was not completed until November 2016, and 

therefore was not expensed until FY 2017. 

Therefore you will not see any FY 2016 expenses 

included with this report. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/19/2016.

$70,000.00 $63,161.00

F6048215 100

Schoedel 1 Drive

This project involves the creation of a gravel 

road over an existing two-track. This road will 

be used by out Tribal community to access a 

facility (sugar shack) used in the making of 

maple syrup from maple tree sap found in the 

area. Construction will include grading and 

adding gravel to the pre-existing aggregate 

base, as well as storm drain improvements.

This project was completed on 10-22-2016. 

Construction did not begin until October 2016. The 

expenses contained in this report are all for 

construction costs. The estimated completion for 

this project is 10/22/2016.

$183,000.00 $61,570.00

F6048218 100

First Street - Custer 

TWP

This project involves two one-half mile sections 

of First Street in Mason County. Road 

improvements include: minor grading to 

improve drainage and cross slope, ditching for 

improved roadside drainage, and placement of 

a 4" slag and mineral well brine for compaction 

and dust control.

This is local project run by the Mason County Road 

Commission on behalf of the Township of Custer, 

with the Tribe participating financially through a 

Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). The project 

was completed in August 2016. However, the 

Road Commission did not submit invoices for 

payment until after October 1, 2016. Since the 

project was not expensed until FY 2017, it is 

included with this report. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/15/2016.

$40,000.00 $40,000.00

F6048217 100

Harvey Road

This project consists of a reconstruction of a 

1/2 mile section of Harvey Road. Road 

improvements include: grading, ditching, 

aggregate base, underground storm piping and 

structures, curb and gutter, paving, signage and 

pavement markings.

This is a local project run by the City of Norton 

Shores, with the Tribe participating financially 

through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). 

The project was completed on August 11, 2017. 

According to the MOA, the Tribe's anticipated 

contribution is $414,795.00. To date, the Tribe has 

paid $34,747.00 for Engineering Design costs. 

These costs were paid on May 16, 2017, and are 

thus included in FY 2017 expenses. It is anticipated 

that all additional costs (primarily construction) will 

be invoiced during FY 2018, and will appear on 

next year's report. The estimated completion for 

this project is 8/11/2017.

$414,795.00 $34,747.00

Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians Michigan F60483

F6048303 20

Odawa Circle 

Extension

NEWCON of an extension of Odawa Circle and 

additional parking to accommodate the LTBB 

Archives and Records Museum expansion 

project. This project will improve drainage on 

the site and repair existing failing HMA on 

Odawa Circle.

PS&E package submitted and approved. Pre 

construction meeting held, changes made to plans 

to add additional drive (circle drive). The estimated 

completion for this project is 5/25/2018.

$494,057.00 $12,857.00

F60483D6 70

Old Mackinaw Trail

RECONS preconstruction to completed project. Work 

included design, crush and reshape, 1st course of 

paving, shoulder work, driveway and culvert 

improvements. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/17/2017.

$750,000.00 $312,115.00

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Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians Michigan F60483

F60483D2 100

State Road

RECONS PS&E completed, existing road bed crushed and 

reshaped guard rails removed and replaced, gravel 

shoulder placed to match existing, curb and gutter 

installed at intersection, restoration completed. 

Road completed and open to public The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/1/2017.

$678,467.00 $678,467.00

F60483C6 100

Loop Road

NEWCON- roads, curb and gutter, sidewalks, 

retaining wall

2nd lift of HMA on all surfaces, restoration, 

striping, some landscaping and signage. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/15/2017.

$1,026,702.00 $77,585.00

Lower Brule Sioux Tribe South Dak A15343

A1510400 100

FARM ROAD 

RECONSTRUCTION

Re-Grading and Paving of the Tribal Farm Road. Project completed in 2008. Innovative financing. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/15/2010.

$14,000,000.0

0

$481,669.00

Lower Elwha Tribal Community of the Lower Elwha Reservation Washingto P06125

P0612511 10

Pedestrian Safety 

Improvements

Eagle Bluff Path Phase 1 and 2 Eagle Bluff Path 

#1: 500 ft. of illuminated, ADA compliant offroad pedestrian path for Lower Elwha Road 

P06125 5309-30 beginning at intersection of 

Lilu Lane and Spokwes Drive and ending at 

Lower Elwha Road (MP 2.10) and Full Moon 

Trail. Eagle Bluff Path #2:1325 feet of multiuse, off–road, illuminated, ADA compliant path 

for Lower Elwha Road P06125-5309 20, 30 

starting at Lower Elwha Road (MP 2.28) and 

ending 1325 feet west at Stratton Road (MP 

0.25). Eagle Bluff Path will be owned, operated 

and maintained by the Lower Elwha Klallam 

Tribe.

30% Design Complete September 18, 2017 The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/1/2020.

$500,000.00 $21,394.00

P0612501 99

Human Services to 

EOC Reconstruction

This is a phased project for Spokwes Drive and 

Lower Elwha Road. In 2014 the Tribe 

completed reconstruction of Spokwes Drive. 

TTP borrowed $181,300 dollars from the Tribe 

to complete. FY 17 TTP paid $40,000 on this 

project. Total remaining to by paid FY 18 is 

$45,300.

Project complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 6/5/2018.

$600,000.00 $40,000.00

P0612515 100

Billy White Shoes 

Athletic Field Parking

Project Complete Project Complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 6/8/2017.

$49,550.00 $49,550.00

Lower Sioux Indian Community Minnesota F57402

F5740204 100

Wakinyan Housing 

Road

NEWCON Construction completed The estimated completion 

for this project is 1/12/2016.

$637,866.00 $29,873.00

F5740219 100

Health Clinic Access 

Road

NEWCON- Added Curb and gutter to existing 

Clinic Access Road. Water runoff and soil 

erosion control.

Curb and gutter installed. Finish project in spring of 

2017. The estimated completion for this project is 

9/25/2017.

$117,356.00 $117,356.00

Lummi Tribe of the Lummi Reservation Washingto P10107

P1010713 10

Kwina-Lummi ShoreMarine Dr Triangle

SAFETY P1010713 Kwina-Lummi Shore-Marine 

Drive Triangle Engineering & Design – Spent 

this period $ 8,800.00 Project is for 10% design 

which is 100% complete and renderings have 

been obtained for public involvement. 

Estimated costs to complete the total design is 

$ 770,000 with a construction estimate of $ 

6,851,000

10% Design is complete. Renderings have been 

provided. Community out reach is next. The 

estimated completion for this project is 5/28/2018.

$6,000,000.00 $23,226.00

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FY

Lummi Tribe of the Lummi Reservation Washingto P10107

P1010706 35

Lummi Shore Drive 

Walkway - Design only

WALKWY Pedestrian Path 

Construction P1010706 Lummi Shore Drive 

Walkway Engineering & Design – Spent this 

period $ 17,825.43 Engineering is 100% 

complete. Right-a-way is needed for this 

project. The length of the total roadway is 3.92 

miles. The proposed project is located within 

and adjacent to the existing roadway on the 

west side of Lummi Shore Road and totals 3⁄4 of 

a mile. The road is on route number 2760, 

Section 2, beginning at the intersection of Scott 

Road, milepost 2.083 and ending at the 

intersection of Kwina Road, milepost 2.841. 

Whatcom County Public Works has completed 

their review of the drawings. A WSDOT 

Pedestrian and Bicycle Grant in the amount of 

615k has been awarded for construction of this 

project estimated at 1.7m

Tribe received 615k from WSDOT 

Pedestrian/Bicycle Program to assist in completing 

this project estimated to be 1.4 million. Project 

design was awarded in 2012 to Land Development 

Engineering. Environmental permits are in place, 

but will need to be updated. Plans and 

specifications were sent to BIA Road Engineer for 

review and concurrence. This project was placed 

on hold due to funding until 2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/29/2018.

$1,700,000.00 $16,754.00

P10107AddP2 65

Transit Pads and 

Shelters

Lummi Transit Infrastructure and prefabricated 

housing for bus shelters at four locations which 

will require a culvert be installed in the 

ditchline to keep surface water flowing down 

the ditch.

•	Need to add to TTIP: Transit Bus Shelters Total 

Project Costs this period $ 11,838.75 Project is 

currently on the State Transportation 

Improvement Program ID # LUMMI 6. Project 

consists of the installation of 8 enclosed transit 

shelters installed on concrete pads. Weden 

Engineering provided the drawings, an 

encroachment permit was obtained from 

Whatcom County and a call for bids was advertised 

in the Bellingham Herald. Project received WSDOT 

Capital Equipment & Vehicle Grant for $48,000 

with a local match of $12,000 and a FHWA 

Transportation Alternatives Grant for $40,000. 

Design is 100% Complete with construction slated 

for October 2017. The estimated completion for 

this project is 10/30/2017.

$122,412.00 $28,076.00

P1010720 100

Ferndale Road 

Fireworks site

REHAB Minor grading and adding gravel for 

better ingress and egress

Additional gravel and grading for site ingress and 

egress. The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2019.

$150,000.00 $1,330.00

P1010711 100

Kwina Road 

Pedestrian Path south 

side

Grade and drain, gravel, incidental construction 

and asphalt pavement for an 11' wide, 2400' 

paved pathway for pedestrian and bicycles. 

The improvements will enhance safety and 

mobility of pedestrian between the tribal 

administration center, health clinic, head start 

education, fitness center and Lummi Indian 

College. •	P1010711 Kwina Road Pedestrian 

Path South Side – Total Project Costs $ 

1,506,049.55 Spent this period $ 82,784.78 

Installation of 4,000 lf curb, gutter and sidewalk 

including storm sewer. Project Costs were 

augmented with WSDOT Pedestrian and Bicycle 

Safety Grant $ 276,521.00 & FHWA 

Transportation Alternatives Grant of $ 

164,038. The project is 100% 

Complete. Federal Aid Project # STPR-HLPB372(002) Federal Funds $ 164,038.00 State 

Funds $ 276,521.00

Project was on time and on budget. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/31/2016.

$1,120,702.00 $179,396.00

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FY

Lummi Tribe of the Lummi Reservation Washingto P10107

P10107AddP1 100

Gooseberry Point 

Pedestrian Path

The project provides for the improvement of 

approximately 1.77 miles of pedestrian 

improvements along Haxton Way from 

Mackenzie Road to Balch Road. The work to be 

performed under this contract includes 

installation of curbs, porous asphalt pathways, 

storm pipe and catch basins, roadway 

widening, driveway reconstruction, signing, 

pavement markings, temporary erosion control 

and traffic control. This project will add 

pedestrian facilities where there are currently 

none. Federal Aid Project # STPR-TAP-HLP2037(102) Federal share $233k State share $ 

894k

•	PXXXXXX Gooseberry Point Pedestrian Path – 

Spent this period $ 4,539.08 Total project costs 

$1,720,373.60 The project provides for 1.78 miles 

of pedestrian improvements a long Haxton Way 

from Mackenzie Road to Balch Road and an 

additional 176 lineal feet of sidewalk with retaining 

wall from Haxton Way to Eagle Avenue on 

Mackenzie Road with an additional light standard. 

The project is 100% Complete. WSDOT pedestrian 

funding of $ 894,219 and FHWA funds of $ 534,390 

helped in the project financing. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$1,575,612.00 $62,008.00

Makah Tribe of the Makah Indian Reservation Washingto P16108

P1610808 75

Agency Creek Culvert

SAFETY This failing culvert is causing the surface of the 

roadway above it to fail. On September 26, 2017, a 

Personal Service Contract was signed with Akana, 

for the design of the Agency Creek Culvert 

Replacement Project, which lies on Ba’adah Village 

Loop Rd., just south of head start and childcare 

buildings. The design project schedule has been 

approved as follows: Project 

Milestone:	Date:	Duration: Fully signed 

contract/Notice to Proceed	September 20, 

2017 Site Visit/Pre-Design Meeting	September 

29, 2017	1 Day Tribe to Initiate NEPA 

Process	September 20, 2017	6 

weeks Hydrology/Hydraulics	Oct. 9, 2017- 

Oct. 27, 2017	3 weeks 60% Design	Oct. 9, 

2017-Nov. 17, 2017	6 weeks Tribal 60% 

Review	Nov. 20, 2017-Dec. 1, 2017	2 

weeks 90% Design	Dec. 4, 2017-Dec. 29, 

2017	4 weeks Tribal Review	Jan. 1, 2018-

Jan. 12, 2018	2 weeks Contract Technical PS&E 

(100%)	Jan. 15, 2018- Feb. 9, 2018	4 

weeks The highlighted line is where the project 

currently stands, right on schedule, as we are 

working towards 90% completion of design by 

January 2, 2018 at the latest. There is a push to get 

this project into construction this construction 

season (starting April 2018), for if not, construction 

funding is in jeopardy of being lost. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/10/2018.

$87,194.00 $27,830.00

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FY

Makah Tribe of the Makah Indian Reservation Washingto P16108

P1610802 99

Bay View Ave. 

Sidewalk

WALKWY This project is currently at a standstill. There are 

remaining items to be addressed within this 

project, but are held up due to some external 

forces. It is also noted that some additional 

attention will need to be paid to the solar powered 

bollard lighting that was installed this past 

spring/summer. Right now there is a definitive 

date for this work. Crosswalks will be put down 

on the asphalt at the following intersections 

(weather and staff permitting), Hemlock and 

Bayview Ave. and the MCRC entrance. There is 

currently no field staff to complete this project. 

Employment options are continuing to be 

researched to find a solution. David Hanna, the 

Engineer for Makah Tribe, and the Transportation 

Planner have done extensive research on how to 

reconfigure Backtrack and Bayview Ave. 

intersection for safe pedestrian crossing. We have 

a proposal into BIA for approval of a “do nothing” 

option, and as of now, they have not responded. 

We have also designed a fix, and if this is what BIA 

chooses, this small portion of work will be put out 

to bid, but the hope is to put a force crew to work 

on it, since they were the original constructors of 

the project. After these small improvements, this 

project should be COMPLETE. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/31/2017.

$937,000.00 $46,788.00

Manokotak Village Alaska E01295

E01259A3 75

First- Second and 

Third Street 

Rehabiliation

Manokotak Road Rehabilitation Project Design Survey: The project surveyors have 

completed the field work, data reduction, and right 

of way research. Road Design: Bristol Engineering 

Services Corporation has completed the 50% 

submittal and sent it to the council on 15 March 

2017 and will be scheduling a community meeting 

in the future The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/1/2017.

$244,220.00 $47,500.00

Mashantucket Pequot Indian Tribe Connecticu S50020

S50020 100

pequot village

OVRLAY and part of muilt road project all other 

routes were complete before FY16

complete The estimated completion for this project 

is 6/4/2016.

$65,688.00 $65,688.00

S5052001 100

Trolley Line Overlay

OVRLAY project complete to date The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/23/2017.

$546,477.00 $352,387.00

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Massachus S50035

S5033504 100

POW WOW ROAD

NEWCON This project will provide additional 

access to the Tribe's Pow Wow and ceremonial 

grounds, and ease access for Tribal vendors 

and campers.

The project was completed in the Fall of 2017, and 

Roger Markos came to Mashpee to perform a Final 

Inspection on October 18th, 2017. Attendees 

included the Tribe's Public Works Director, as well 

as the Tribal Project Manager, Engineer, and 

Contractor. There was a small list of punch line 

items that will be done by the contractor or the 

Tribe. Contractor, per the request of Roger 

Markos, installed additional asphalt channel paving 

around two drain grates on December 6th. Tribal 

Project Manage and Engineer are in the process of 

putting together the Final Engineering Estimate. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/6/2017.

$167,920.00 $94,761.00

Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michiga Michigan F60484

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FY

Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michiga Michigan F60484

F6048409 20

Proposed Housing 

Road

NEWCON this project has been placed on hold until the 

spring of 2018 The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/15/2018.

$511,522.00 $1,200.00

Menominee Indian Tribe Wisconsin F58440

F5844029 50

Old South Branch 

Road

RECONS Project is on hold. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/28/2021.

$1,193,184.00 $1,986.00

F5844026 50

Neopit Road and 

Street Repair Initiative

REHAB Right of way acquisition on the final phase of 

project know as "Sewer Circle". The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/28/2018.

$2,207,146.00 $434.00

F5844002 50

Standing Pines Drive

NEWCON Project in Design Phase The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/28/2017.

$1,100,000.00 $33,007.00

F5844010 75

Sidewalk/Parking Lot 

Initiative and Repair

Rabbit Ridge, Chief Little Wave, CBRF Parking 

Lot, Maehnowesekiah Parking Lot.

Rabbit Ridge, Chief Little Wave, CBRF Parking Lot, 

Maehnowesekiah Parking Lot. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/30/2016.

$500,000.00 $19,005.00

F5844009 100

Street Lighting Iniative

SAFETY Add and repair various Street Lights on the 

Menominee Indian Reservation The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/31/2016.

$9,031,084.00 $40,908.00

Mentasta Traditional Council Alaska E01309

E01309AddP1 90

Design Pedestrian 

Access

Design of walkway adjacent to main road for 

children to safely get to school and community 

members get to public buildings.

Project is delayed and reduced due to inability to 

obtain easement on SOA road. Alignment had to 

move on other side of property line. Several ROW 

issues occurred once on other side of property 

line. Project length was shortened to 

accommodate new boundaries. Construction 

anticipated for summer 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 5/19/2018.

$77,000.00 $53,848.00

Mescalero Apache Tribe New Mexic M60702

M6002101 5

M6(2)2&4 White 

Mountain Road

RECONS 60% Plan sent to BIA for review. The following have 

also been submitted for review: Environmental 

Assessment/Cultural Resource Survey/Biological 

Survey Report. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2018.

$4,007,867.00 $87,244.00

M6021500 10

M21(1) EAGLE CREEK 

DRAINAGE

REHAB Design, the scope of this project was changed from 

drainage to pavement repair. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2017.

$223,228.00 $36,772.00

M6002151 15

M704 IMG Superspan

BRIDGE The Tribe has entered into a professional service 

agreement with an engineering firm for preconstruction to include TS&L, Design, etc. 60% 

Drawings submitted to BIA for review, Contract 

extension submitted to BIA through December 31, 

2018 The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$2,000,000.00 $52,002.00

M6060500 20

Reservation-wide 

Safety 

Signing/Guardrail 

Project

SAFETY Contracted through State vendor to repair & 

replace signage and guardrail on route M4. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$513,093.00 $2,517.00

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FY

Mescalero Apache Tribe New Mexic M60702

M6011400 95

M376 MESQUITE 

DRIVE

REHAB Construction complete, Closeout documents in 

process The estimated completion for this project 

is 4/30/2017.

$760,000.00 $661,301.00

M6011300 95

M376 MOUNTAIN 

DRIVE

REHAB Construction complete, Closeout documents in 

process The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/31/2018.

$675,000.00 $334,350.00

Metlakatla Indian Community Annette Island Reserve Alaska P15199

P1519916 20

Reservation Wide 

Safety Project

SAFETY safety improves to reservation wide routes The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2021.

$15,000.00 $15,000.00

P1519905 21

Hillcrest Street Repair

OVRLAY patching project The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/27/2019.

$335,000.00 $70,800.00

P15199AddP2 100

No Name Road 02

Overlay and patching project project completed. Overlay and some patching. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2017.

$40,000.00 $40,000.00

P1519915 100

Cannery Road

REHAB Upgrade sections of route that are gravel to 4" 

bituminous mat The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/8/2017.

$33,480.00 $33,480.00

P15199AddP1 100

Boats Dock Access 

Road RT4005

Overlay and patching project Overlay and patching project. Completed The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$467,188.00 $467,188.00

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians Florida S50026

S5004601 20

Snake Road

Design and construct safety improvements on 

Snake Road including shoulder expansion, lane 

widening, milling, paving, installation of signs, 

and pavement markings.

Snake Road •	Environmental permitting 

anticipated completion date is June 

2018 •	FY2017 TIGER grant application 

submitted, results expected by July 2018 •	Tribal 

Transportation Safety Fund Grant applications 

submitted for FY 2017, results expected by April 

2018 •	Phase 1 design is complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2019.

$8,000,000.00 $213,045.00

S5022603 40

US 41

Design and construct turning lanes on US 

Highway 41

US 41 Turn Lanes •	Design is complete 

•	Pedestrian crossing and safety improvement 

project currently in FDOT permitting 

process •	Project anticipated to be ready for 

construction May 2018, pending FDOT approval 

The estimated completion for this project is 

7/31/2018.

$2,042,706.00 $49,463.00

Mille Lacs Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F53410

F5341010 90

SHER HOUSING 

DEVELOPMENT

New Construction of 300 acre housing 

development with water, sewer, roads and 

sidewalks. This Development will have 59 new 

residential lots with sever large government 

lots for new facilities.

New Construction of 300 acre housing 

development with water, sewer, roads and 

sidewalks. This Development will have 59 new 

residential lots with sever large government lots 

for new facilities. The estimated completion for this 

project is 7/30/2017.

$5,562,850.00 $300,000.00

F5341019 100

APPLE ORCHARD 

REPAVING

REHAB project is complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/16/2017.

$418,420.00 $408,420.00

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FY

Mille Lacs Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F53410

F5341018 100

ZHINGWAAK III 

HOUSING 

DEVELOPMENT

NEWCON New Construction of 70 acre housing development 

with water, sewer, roads and sidewalks. This 

Development will have 45 new residential lots. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2016.

$244,000.00 $200,000.00

Mississippi Band of Chotaw Indians Mississippi S78980

S7878192 44

SAFETY PROJECTguardrail- stripingsignage

Project is providing for safety enhancements on 

and along roadways in all communities of the 

Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians. 

Enhancements have included/will include 

pavement markings, new signage, new 

guardrail, pavement speed tables.

This project has been phased. Phase I is 

completed, Phase II is in preliminary 

design/planning stage. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2018.

$1,171,890.00 $3,086.00

S7878302 100

Multi-Road Overlay 

Project

This project provided for the overlay of existing 

deteriorated paved roadways.

Project is complete. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$4,224,912.00 $6,612.00

S7878501 100

Albo Stamper

Rehabilitation of rural gravel road. Project was completed during the reporting year. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

6/30/2017.

$557,832.00 $31,452.00

Moapa Band of Paiute Indians of the Moapa River Indian Reservatio Nevada H69650

H6961100 10

MIR Chip Seal No. 2

SEALING Hired engineering company for pre-project 

planning. The estimated completion for this project 

is 6/30/2018.

$530,000.00 $6,827.00

Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma G04927

G0440904 30

STATE LINE RD

The State Line Road Project consists of new 

construction along an existing paved roadway 

in Ottawa County, Oklahoma. The project 

includes approximately 2.5 miles of roadway 

improvement, as well as new construction of 

drainage structures. The work consists of 

furnishing all materials, labor, equipment, 

services, and incidentals necessary to perform 

all operations in connection with the Project, 

including but not limited to 

obliterating/removing existing drainage 

structures, erecting guardrail, performing 

grade/drain earthwork, removing other existing 

structures, installing new pipe culverts, placing 

aggregate base and asphaltic concrete 

pavement, installing signing and applying traffic 

striping.

The progress to date include preliminary design 

and NEPA activities. The estimated completion for 

this project is 1/31/2019.

$3,242,315.00 $172,377.00

Muckleshoot Indian Tribe of the Muckleshoot Reservation Washingto P10109

P1008700 99

SE 392nd Street

The SE 392nd Project is a reconstruction project 

focused on pedestrian and driver safety. In 

order to enhance safety the project will add 

sidewalks on both sides of SE 392nd, add 

enhanced lighting for night driving, 

underground utilities, improve drainage, pave 

the street, construct curb bulb outs and add 

raised intersections to slow traffic.

Construction started on SE 392nd in December of 

2016, during the last month the crews have been 

working on the finalization of the punch list items. 

Upon completion MIT-DOT will endorse the final 

payment. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/30/2017.

$2,196,802.00 $990,210.00

Muscogee (Creek) Nation Oklahoma G07908

G0710621 5

Koweta Distribution 

Center Parking Lot

This project is for the PS&E and EA for a new 

access road and parking lot

The PS&E and EA have been started The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/13/2016.

$365,000.00 $1,100.00

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FY

Muscogee (Creek) Nation Oklahoma G07908

G0718221 7

Hanna West 

(Weogukee)

This project is for the design and environmental 

document for the reconstruction and paving of 

Hanna Road

The PS&E and EA have been started for this project 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/1/2017.

$546,792.00 $2,000.00

G0710701 12

Rock Store Road

This project is for the PS&E and EA for a 3 mile 

reconstruction and paving project on Rock 

Store Road

The PS&E and EA have been started The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/13/2018.

$1,414,579.00 $2,520.00

G0718152 20

Graves Creek Church 

Road

This project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

reconstruction and paving of Graves Creek road

The PS&E and EA have been started The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/13/2018.

$968,450.00 $38,219.00

G0715771 20

Bridge 09681 - 

Muskogee County

Complete the PS&E and environmental to 

replace Bridge 09681

The design and environmental are ongoing The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/28/2018.

$150,000.00 $14,250.00

G07112981 20

Bridge 00388 - Creek 

County

This project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

reconstruction of Bridge 00388

Design and EA are ongoing The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/13/2018.

$150,000.00 $19,500.00

G0713301 20

Bridge 06526 - 

Okfuskee County

Complete the PS&E and environmental for this 

bridge replacement project

Design and environmental are ongoing The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/28/2018.

$150,000.00 $14,250.00

G0714451 25

Newtown Church 

Road

This project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

reconstruction and paving of the Newtown 

Church Road

The PS&E and EA are ongoing The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/13/2018.

$220,000.00 $7,962.00

G0760906 30

Oneta Road

RECONS Design and environmental are complete. ROW has 

been acquired and 90% of the utilities moved. 

Anticipate construction in FY 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/28/2018.

$18,300,000.0

0

$97,718.00

G0711221 35

Garnett Road

This project is for the EA for the Garnett road 

reconstruction project

The EA is ongoing. The design is being completed 

by the County The estimated completion for this 

project is 7/13/2018.

$45,000.00 $2,520.00

G0715631 40

Wainwright Road

Reconstruct roadway Phase 1 of the construction is ongoing The 

estimated completion for this project is 8/28/2018.

$2,000,000.00 $1,784,608.00

G0718271 50

Ryals Road

This project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

reconstruction and paving of Ryals Road

The PS&E and EA are ongoing The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/13/2018.

$130,000.00 $87,000.00

G0712061 50

Iron Post North Road

This project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

reconstruction and paving of a 5 mile section of 

Iron Post road

The PS&E and EA are approx. 50% complete The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/13/2016.

$330,000.00 $43,500.00

G0710702 50

IRON POST ROAD

This project is for the reconstruction and paving 

of a 5 mile section of Iron Post Road

The project is being split into two phases, Phase I 

will include the reconstruction of the two mile 

section running north/south. The EA is approved 

and the plans are complete for Phase I. Phase 1 is 

in the ROW acquisition phase. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/13/2016.

$2,187,872.00 $3,640.00

G0719271 50

Salt Creek Church 

Road

This project is for the design and environmental 

for the reconstruction of this road

The PS&E and environmental are ongoing The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/28/2018.

$29,000,000.0

0

$33,200.00

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FY

Muscogee (Creek) Nation Oklahoma G07908

G0718491 50

Little Coweta Road

Phase I of the project was to widen the 

shoulder and place an asphalt overlay on the 

first two miles of the project. Phase II is full 

reconstruction and paving the last two mile 

section.

Phase 1 which included widening the shoulders 

and placing an asphalt overlay on the first two 

miles is complete. Phase II which includes full 

reconstruction of the last two miles is in the PS&E 

and EA stage. The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/13/2016.

$337,000.00 $8,507.00

G0714761 60

MCN COLLEGE 

PARKING LOT

NEWCON Phase 1 of the College Parking Lot is complete. 

Phase 2 will be completed upon construction of the 

building The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/28/2019.

$2,000,000.00 $1,118,480.00

G0713771 60

Kbar Road

This project is for the reconstruction of Kbar 

road, this project is ongoing

The project is ongoing, as of September 30, 2017 

the project was 60% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/13/2016.

$2,000,000.00 $1,647,661.00

G07BRG02 60

OLD HWY 75 BRIDGE

This project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

replacement of an existing bridge

The PS&E and EA are ongoing The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/13/2018.

$150,000.00 $31,537.00

G07BRG01 70

ASH ROAD BRIDGE

The project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

replacement of the Ash Road Bridge

The PS&E and EA are ongoing The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/13/2018.

$150,000.00 $42,775.00

G07142D1 70

Beggs Walking Trail

Construction of a paved walking trail The construction is ongoing The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/2/2018.

$560,000.00 $554,813.00

G0714431 75

Duck Creek Road

This project is for the PS&E and EA for the 

reconstruction of a 0.5 mile section of Duck 

Creek Road

The EA is complete, the PS&E is ongoing The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/13/2018.

$960,000.00 $4,959.00

G0715531 80

Butler Creek Church 

Road

Complete ROW acquisition for this construction 

projection

ROW is being acquired and construction is 

anticipated in FY 2018 The estimated completion 

for this project is 11/28/2018.

$1,027,866.00 $3,150.00

G0713011 90

Greenleaf Church 

Road

RECONS The design and environmental are 95% complete, 

in ROW acquisition phase The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/28/2018.

$4,560,000.00 $29,800.00

G0719301 100

Alabama Stomp 

Ground Road

This project was for the paving of the Alabama 

Stomp Ground Road also know as the Robinson 

Highway

Project completed in October 2015, these funds 

were to close out the final payments on the project 

The estimated completion for this project is 

8/3/2017.

$10,000.00 $4,554.00

G0714051 100

10th Street

This project was for placing paving fabric and 

an asphalt overlay on a 9 mile section of 10th 

street.

This project is complete The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/13/2017.

$2,390,000.00 $562,646.00

G07T1501 100

EUFAULA WALKING 

TRAIL

This project was to design and construct a 

paved walking trail

The construction has been completed The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/3/2016.

$265,500.00 $5,895.00

Native Village of Akutan Unknown E01007

E01007A1 90

Akutan Harbor Access 

Road

New Road Design Tribe undertook this re-design, new design has 

narrower low-volume road with steeper slopes, of 

2012 stamped drawings in order to decrease the 

capital cost associated with blasting and earth 

moving. The design is at approximately 90-95%. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

6/1/2018.

$8,000,000.00 $22,861.00

Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Tribe Alaska E03033

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FY

Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Tribe Alaska E03033

E03033A1 40

Construct East 

Barrow Shareholder 

Lot Roads

This road construction project consisted of five 

planned phases which will bring access to 

approximately 255 residential lots to the 

community of Barrow. This first phase was to 

construct Iigu Street and portions of Kignak 

Street and Sakeagak Street, bringing access to 

48 residential lots. This phase also included full 

engineering, permitting, and environmental 

work to all five phases so each subsequent 

phase is shovel ready when funds are available.

The first phase of this project has been completed. 

The remaining phases are currently unfunded. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2020.

$2,850,802.00 $918,424.00

E03033A4 45

Design Secure Transit 

Facility and Garage

Design Secure Transit Facility and Garage gravel pad meeting. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/31/2020.

$320,000.00 $182.00

Native Village of Deering Alaska E04117

E04117C5 95

Design West Airport 

Road

Design West Airport Road 95% complete PS&E development The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/1/2016.

$247,906.00 $30,500.00

Native Village of Eagle Alaska E03130

E03130R3 30

Eagle Boat Launch 

Ramp Construction

Trail maintenance to improve access to landing 

site.

Trail maintenance to improve access to landing 

site. The estimated completion for this project is 

9/17/2019.

$125,596.00 $4,880.00

Native Village of Eyak (Cordova) AK E01148

E011480002 50

Shepard Point

Planning and Design of 4.4 miles of road and a 

deep-water port/oil spill response facility

Completed mitigation plan and planning discussion 

with USACE. 404 permit approved and signed in 

October. The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/8/2020.

$55,000,000.0

0

$142,541.00

E011480006 90

Sand Road Trail 

Access Improvement

Match funds for construction of parking area at 

Sand Road Trail on the Copper River Highway

In the construction phase about 90% complete. 

Will finalize in July 2018. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/8/2017.

$832,200.00 $54,195.00

Native Village of Fort Yukon Alaska E03162

E03162 2017-06 100

Ivar's Bridge 

Replacement

Construct new bridge over Sucker River, Project 

manager WFLH, Contractor; D&L Construction. 

Bridge opened October 2017.

Project contractor D & L completed Construction 

bridge ribbon cutting and bridge open October 1, 

2017 The estimated completion for this project is 

10/1/2017.

$2,700,000.00 $2,700,000.00

Native Village of Karluk Alaska E01237

E01237E3 10

Design Beach Access 

Road

Design Beach Access Road, a one lane gravel 

road 14 feet wide, with 1 foot shoulders. 

Develop a cross section that would be able to 

withstand ocean and river erosion. Cross 

section of road needs to be design to stabilize 

west side of road which is where bluffs are 

situated.

Blasted material for the geotechnical report for 

the army corp of engineers and the Tribal 

Council. Working with Boutet on project scoping 

Looking to update LRTP and inventory. Project 

may be placed on hold because the current route 

may not be feasible. A new route will be needed to 

be looked at and placed in the LRTP and Inventory. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/21/2017.

$467,010.00 $233,505.00

E01237A1 15

Construction of 

Landfill Road

New Construction of landfill road. Started the 

project got in three culverts, Hired a project 

manager. Hired Boutet to do the necessary 

SWPPP.

on hold... winter shut down The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2017.

$13,467,172.0

0

$400,000.00

Native Village of Kiana Alaska E04249

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FY

Native Village of Kiana Alaska E04249

E04249C3 70

Gravel Source Access 

Road

NEWCON The Kiana Traditional Council has contracted with 

DOWL to carry out the work. DOWL has made 

considerable headway in the development of preconstruction documents for a permanent material 

access road. We expect an environmental 

assessment to be submitted soon as well as a 

preliminary engineering plan set. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/28/2019.

$411,000.00 $78,685.00

Native Village of Kivalina Alaska E04256

E04256E3 5

Design Evacuation 

Road and Bridge

Design Evacuation Road and Bridge for the 

tribal members in case of an event of a ocean 

storm surge that floods the 8 mile island.

Finally, the draft Environmental Assessment is 

done. We are now receiving comments to finalize 

it. We have more work to do, but construction is 

scheduled to start 2019. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2020.

$50,000,000.0

0

$0.00

Native Village of Kotzebue Alaska E04269

E04269A2 100

Design Ted Stevens 

Way Rehabilitation

REHAB This project was completed and closed this FY. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/26/2017.

$500,083.00 $34,750.00

Native Village of Mekoryuk Alaska E02307

E02307A3 100

Construct Water 

Source Road

Place mats to create access trail to water 

source.

Project completed. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$1,137,955.00 $148,538.00

Native Village of Nanwalek Alaska E01142

E01142F1 0

Construction Flat 

Island Road Phase II

NEWCON Tribe is accumulating construction funding. No 

construction work has been completed. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2025.

$5,175,216.00 $0.00

E01142B4 25

Design Flat Island 

Road Project - Phase II

NEWCON Preliminary site survey and conceptual design for 

alternate routing consideration. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2025.

$3,112,296.00 $79,222.00

Native Village of Nightmute Alaska E02343

E02343D3 5

Design of Erosion 

Control Measure for 

IRR Route 1007- 

1009- 1011

The project description comes with an 

investigation and recommendations from 

Golder Associates for the Toksook River Erosion 

Control Investigation and Recommendations 

submitted to KAE, Inc.

Project progress is still at the the phase with Golder 

Associates investigation and recommendations. No 

activities for the whole fiscal year. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2021.

$232,766.00 $18,315.00

Native Village of Nunapitchuk Alaska E02361

E02361HP 100

Nunapitchuk 

Boardwalk 

Reconstruction

Boardwalk reconstruction finished and ready to close the contract. Project 

complete The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/1/2017.

$780,551.00 $60,061.00

Native Village of Point Hope Alaska E03389

E03389F4 5

Construction Tribal 

High Priority Roads 

Project

NEWCON Design is complete. Construction will be funded 

using TIGER Grant The estimated completion for 

this project is 10/30/2020.

$2,991,760.00 $163,644.00

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FY

Native Village of Point Hope Alaska E03389

E03389TR 100

Point Hope Transit 

Facility

TRANSIT Garage: Building Design, material 

purchase, freight and construction of 40 ft X 80 

ft Transit Storage Building. Project funding 

also includes purchase of a transit bus.

Transit Garage is nearly complete. Finishing 

exterior siding and interior diamond plate on 

garage bay floor. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/23/2017.

$1,956,433.00 $291,589.00

Native Village of Port Heiden Alaska E01397

E01397B1 30

Port Heiden Road 

Project

RECONS, Construct Road Improvements. The 

'Port Heiden Road Project' is 4.2 miles (22,405 

feet) of road rehabilitation improvements 

adding additional material and a gravel surface 

sufficient to elevate it above the surrounding 

grade for positive drainage away from the road.

Airport permitting and project 

management/accounting factors restrained 

progress on the project this fiscal year. The project 

has road segments Line A, Line B, and Line C. 

Focus is moving forward on Line B. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$1,400,424.00 $106,340.00

E01397A1 100

Route 0001 Upgrade

REHAB Road sank into soft surface soils. Material added 

to raise road prism, stabilize embankment, and 

reduce erosion and rutting. Complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/29/2017.

$109,017.00 $95,847.00

Native Village of Shungnak Alaska E04440

E04815HD 75

Shungnak Landfill 

Road (Phase I)

NEWCON 0.74 mi has been constructed to date. No 

construction work occurred in FY17. Equipment 

was purchased from Ridge Construction for 

$215,000. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/29/2018.

$2,168,766.00 $215,000.00

Native Village of Tanana Ak E03475

E03475AddP3 50

Gravel Excavation 

Yukon River Bluffs

The Tribe worked in conjunction with the City 

of Tanana, sharing equipment, to excavate 

gravel. The City of Tanana worked first to 

excavate gravel and when they were done with 

their project, the Native Village of Tanana 

utilized the City of Tanana's excavator and the 

Tribes Front End Loader, to excavate 2,000 

cu.yds. of street grade gravel. We have it 

stockpiled at the material site until we can haul 

it over the Yukon River ice road after the ice is 

thick and safe to transport. If we cannot build 

up the proper ice thickness to safe levels, the 

Tribe will be forced to barge it over to Tanana 

this summer after ice breakup. The Tribe 

employed 1 operator/foreman and one 

operator

Stockpiled 2,000 cu.yds street grade gravel to use 

in conjunction with the dust control additive which 

will be used on the core village area streets for dust 

control and improved drainage to make the project 

last. The estimated completion for this project is 

3/5/2018.

$40,000.00 $40,000.00

Native Village of Tyonek AK E01505

E01505AddP1 65

AB C Street Design

Road reconstruction and design Road profile reconstruction for drainage 

improvements. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2018.

$80,000.00 $12,338.00

Native Village of Unga Alaska E01511

E01511B4 100

Construction Boat 

Harbor Road

RECONS Project Complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$760,221.00 $760,221.00

Navajo Nation NM N00780

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N007800489 25

N5012(1)1;2;3 

Sanostee Wash 

Bridge N204

Grade; Drain; Gravel Surface and Bridge 

Construction

Additional survey data needed along new 

alignment and the survey controls reset. The new 

roadway alignment south of the proposed bridge 

will require re-staking for the geotechnical work, 

field reviews, and archaeology work in 2018. The 

design plans are 25% complete. BIA received the 

drainage design report and geotechnical report 

from their consultant. NDOT and BIA received a 

letter from the Sanostee Chapter President 

informing the program that all issues with the 

proposed alignment were resolved and the design 

work can continue. BIA will turn over current 

design data to NDOT for completion of the project. 

The archaeology was completed for the north end 

of the project with the proposed bridge crossing. 

NDOT will complete remaining archaeology work 

on the south end of the alignment, BE and EA. The 

401/404 and NOI permits will need to be 

completed by NDOT and coordinated with BIA 

since the regulations require the owner to submit 

for the permits. NDOT will complete right-of-way 

documents and coordinate work with BIA since 

road will be a BIA owned road. There are several 

locations where power poles may need to be 

relocated. The project was scheduled to receive 

construction funds in FY2018, but due to delay in 

finalizing the road alignment and environmental 

work, NDOT is recommending to leadership to 

push back construction year until FY2020. The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/27/2019.

$4,600,000.00 $3,194.00

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done Project Description

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by Tribe

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800485 25

N2007(1-1)1;2;4 

N666 New Lands Rio 

Puerco Bridge Replace

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

The construction of this project is 25% complete. 

The drilled shaft sub-contractor, Advantage 

Drilling, mobilized to the project site during the 

week of September 11, 2017 and started 

assembling the rebar cages on the south end of the 

project. The sub-contractor is planning to install 

the first drilled shaft at Abutment #1 during the 

week of September 18, 2017. NECA has excavated 

to the construction joint elevations at Piers #2 

(Station 27+45) and #3 (Station 28+75), but 

Advantage Drilling wants the excavations to be 

filled in at least 4’ above the construction joint 

elevations to install temporary shaft casing into 

which the polymer slurry will maintain enough 

head to properly place the structural concrete in 

the shafts. The drilled shafts north of Station 27+00 

and north of the Rio Puerco River, will not be 

installed until after January 1, 2018 because the 

BNSF blackout period will be in effect from October 

1 to December 31, 2017 preventing any work to 

occur within BNSF right-of-way. All work on the 

drilled shafts will be performed on the project 

south of the Rio Puerco River for the remainder of 

2017. NECA placed concrete in retaining wall #4 

and has placed the reinforced concrete retaining 

wall slab at walls #5 (Station 23+50) and #4 (23+75) 

and wall #3 (Station 24+06). The temporary access 

road to cross the channel at Station 29+00 to 

31+00 left to install the drilled pier shafts and the 

cable concrete on the south embankment has been 

completed. The pad has been built on the west 

side of the channel for the drilling rig. Abutment #1 

and pier #1 steel has been delivered to the project 

site and the remaining rebar for the drilled shafts 

will be delivered. The revised survey data for the 

roadway and turnouts from Station 11+00 to 19+00 

has been issued to NECA via a contract 

modification. The revised design will result in a 

significant savings due to the reduced quantities of 

asphalt and aggregate base course resulting from 

the redesign. The Bridge Overpass Agreement 

between the BIA and Burlington Northern Santa Fe 

(BNSF) requires the BIA to determine if soils are 

contaminated and safely remove and dispose of 

those soils if they are found to be contaminated. 

Environmental Resources Management (ERM) plan 

to obtain a total of four samples from the north 

borrow pit and two samples from the BNSF 

maintenance yard expansion area. ERM will 

determine if soils are contaminated and 

recommend applicable disposal procedures. The 

BIA has been working with the BNSF to develop a 

design of the BNSF yard expansion. BIA has 

completed the design which was reviewed and 

approved by the BNSF on August 21, 2017. A 

request for proposal for the maintenance yard 

work has been sent to NECA and a contract 

modification will be finalized after NECA’s proposal 

is received and reviewed. There are several 

waterlines found between Station 20+00 to 27+00 

that are preventing NECA from working in the area. 

BIA is working with the utility owners to remove 

and relocate these waterlines, one of which is 

running through the location where drilled shafts 

for abutment #1 and pier #1 are to be installed. 

Contract modification #4 was been issued for 

$55,242.00 and NECA began waterline work in July 

2017. The Crossing Permit package was sent to the 

$16,256,395.0

0

$2,035,288.00

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done Project Description

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by Tribe

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Cost

TTP Funds 

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FY

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BNSF on August 4, 2017 for the review of the 

waterline relocation plans, which has not been 

approved by BNSF. The water lines removal has 

impacted the construction schedule and NECA will 

be submitting a request for additional days and 

costs related to the delay. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

N007800490 40

N35(8)/N5045(1)1;2;4

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

The project will require re-staking of the alignment 

for field reviews and additional archaeology work if 

needed in 2018. The design plans are 40% 

complete. BIA is working on the drainage design 

report including the hydraulic analysis of each 

wash crossing. BIA will turn over current design 

data to NDOT for completion of the project. The 

archaeology was completed for the west end of the 

project with the proposed N5045 bridge crossing. 

NDOT will complete remaining archaeology work 

on the east end of the alignment along N5047 and 

N351 access to the new chapter house, BE and EA. 

The 401/404 and NOI permits will need to be 

completed by NDOT and coordinated with BIA 

since the regulations require the owner to submit 

for the permits. NDOT will complete right-of-way 

documents and coordinate work with BIA since 

road will be a BIA owned road. There are several 

locations where power poles and waterlines may 

need to be relocated. The estimated completion 

for this project is 7/27/2018.

$11,500,000.0

0

$191,725.00

N007800471 45

N46(4) / N474(4)1;2;4 

to Counselor SR550

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Construction The design plans are 50% complete and awaiting 

the field meeting with BLM. Survey, geotechnical 

and drainage work are completed. There are 

several utility or oil lines that may need to be 

adjusted. BIA will turn over current design data to 

NDOT for completion of the project. All NEPA 

documents will be completed by NDOT. An initial 

archaeology survey was performed on the N474 

alignment but the N46 alignment needs to be 

surveyed. Testing on one archaeology site along 

N474 is required followed by data recovery 

excavations, if necessary. The 401/404 and NOI 

permits will need to be completed by NDOT and 

coordinated with BIA since the regulations require 

the owner to submit for the permits. NDOT will 

complete right-of-way documents and coordinate 

work with BIA since road will be a BIA owned road. 

There are several locations where power poles and 

waterlines will need to be relocated. The estimated 

completion for this project is 5/18/2019.

$16,300,000.0

0

$206,804.00

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done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800458 49

N251(5-2)2;3 North 

Loop Tselani off N4

Grade; Drain; Structure; and Gravel Surface 

Construction

The construction of this project is 49% complete. 

The BIA Force Account Section (FAS) has been 

working on the subgrade to build up to blue top 

elevations from Sta. 9+400 to 11+400. The 

roadway was surveyed by the Western Navajo 

Agency (WNA) Surveyor. Some roadway areas 

were over built and in some locations, it was under 

built. Once the earthwork is balanced, the FAS will 

place aggregate base material only in this area 

where it gets very muddy. Currently, the FAS are 

working on completing the earthen dikes at Sta. 

10+950 Lt. This is a dike with lined riprap skewed 

from the mainline culvert pipe to prevent the 

nearby residents from flooding. The FAS is also 

placing wire-enclosed riprap at the outlet of the 

corrugated steel pipe culverts locations according 

to plan. Additionally, the Chinle Agency personnel 

are assisting with the installation of riprap work 

and WNA is also assisting with the survey work. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

2/28/2018.

$14,600,000.0

0

$1,235,879.00

N007800453 50

N8066(3)/N8065(1)1;

2;4 N41 to Kitsilli

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

All survey and geotechnical work is completed. The 

final alignments are set and the field staking of 

alignment will be necessary in 2018 for the second 

Plan-in-Hand meeting. The design plans are 50% 

complete. The drainage analysis report for all 

proposed crossings is still on-going. The bridge 

over Oraibi Wash and the Chapter House parking 

lot still need to be designed. The utility 

adjustments are currently unknown. BIA will turn 

over current design data to NDOT for completion 

of the project. NDOT has completed archaeology 

surveys with compliance for N8066 but NDOT 

needs to survey the N8065 alignment and chapter 

access road. The EA/BE is completed and a FONSI 

was issued, but will need to be updated to include 

the new bridge crossing and access road to the 

chapter. The 401/404 and NOI permits will need to 

be completed and coordinated with BIA since the 

regulations require the owner to submit for the 

permits. The right-of-way plats and legal 

descriptions are pending final construction limits 

and NEPA documents. NDOT will need to complete 

any remaining right-of-way work after February 28, 

2018 and coordinate work with BIA since road will 

be a BIA owned road. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/27/2019.

$18,200,000.0

0

$95,426.00

N007800488 62

N8008(1)1;2;3 & 

Lukachukai Wash 

Bridge

Grade; Drain; Gravel Surface and Bridge 

Construction

The construction of this project is 62% complete. 

The Contractor completed the placement of 

concrete on all six spans of the bridge only. They 

are currently working on formwork on the 

abutments, wingwalls, and diaphragms. Their 

subcontractor is also tightening the steel beams at 

the pier section in preparation for the placement of 

concrete in all the pier sections. The Contractor is 

also continuing with the fence work. In addition, 

the Contractor has accepted BIA’s counterproposal 

for quality control hours. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2017.

$6,000,000.00 $1,714,995.00

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done Project Description

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by Tribe

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

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N007800476 75

N9073(1)(2)1;2&4 

Blue Canyon Road w/ 

Bridge N606

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

All survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 75% complete and 

are currently being reviewed under the Technical 

and CAP Reviews. BIA has not started the design 

for slope and rock stability for the canyon section, 

which they are recommending this work to be 

done under a separate project contract and should 

be done by an experienced geotechnical 

company/contractor prior to the award of the road 

construction contract to alleviate any danger to the 

road construction work. There are several utilities 

that will need to be relocated. BIA will turn over 

current design data to NDOT for completion of the 

project. Archaeology surveys have been completed 

along the existing road, but NDOT will need to 

perform archaeology surveys along the areas 

where the new alignment deviates from the 

existing roadway. NDOT will update the BE and 

prepare a new EA for the project. The 401/404 and 

NOI permits will need to be completed and 

coordinated with BIA since the regulations require 

the owner to submit for the permits. The ROW 

documents are drafted but awaiting final 

construction limits and NEPA documents to finalize 

the ROW application package. NDOT will need to 

coordinate remaining ROW work with BIA since 

road will be a BIA owned road. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/30/2018.

$19,100,000.0

0

$211,722.00

N007800486 75

N5001(1)1;2;4 

w/N241 Newcomb to 

Toadlena

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

The design plans are 75% complete. There is a 

major issue in the design of an Arch structure that 

will be worked on in 2018 along with economical 

asphalt type surfacing. BIA will turn over current 

design data to NDOT for completion of the project. 

The archaeology and BE are completed. However, 

the BE will need to be updated as there is habitat 

for the southwestern willow fly catcher that may 

need a onetime survey. If the species exist, then 

restrictions may need to be applied and yearly 

survey till the project is out of the habitat area. 

NDOT will need to perform this task and 

incorporate into the EA prior to submitting to 

FHWA and BIA NEPA Office for a FONSI. The 

401/404 and NOI permits will need to be 

completed by NDOT and coordinated with BIA 

since the regulations require the owner to submit 

for the permits. The right-of-way plats are in draft 

form and are waiting on the final construction 

limits and FONSI before submitting the right-ofway application to the Navajo Nation. NDOT will 

coordinate remaining right-of-way work with BIA 

since road will be a BIA owned road. There are 

several locations where waterlines and 

underground phone lines must be adjusted or 

relocated. The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/25/2018.

$11,400,000.0

0

$199,026.00

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done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800466 80

N7054(1)2;3 Pinedale 

east entrance off N11 

(Safety) Pinedale 

east loop entrance 

off N11 Safety

Grade; Drain; and Gravel Construction All survey work is complete and the alignment was 

staked for field reviews with the oil pipeline owner 

on March 17, June 20 and September 21, 2017. 

The design plans are 80% complete and waiting for 

oil pipeline owner to concur with the latest design 

changes to accommodate the relocation of the oil 

pipeline. The geotechnical and drainage work are 

completed. BIA will schedule a technical review 

and final CAP in 2018. Several utility lines will need 

to be relocated or protected in place. All NEPA 

documents are completed and archaeological site 

mitigations have been added to the design plans. 

NDOT will consult with the State of NM regarding 

ARPA permits and surveys on State Lands and 

endangered species list will need to be obtained 

from State Fish and Wildlife Service to perform 

updated surveys. The 401/404 and NOI permits will 

need to be completed and coordinated with BIA 

since the regulations require the owner to submit 

for the permits. The grant of right-of-way for 8 of 

the 11 Indian Allotment (IA) lands and Trust lands 

have been received. The grant of right-of-way for 

the remaining IA lands are dependent on a Joint 

Use Agreement between the BIA and oil pipeline 

owner. BIA will need to submit a right-of-way 

application for State lands. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2018.

$4,200,000.00 $78,528.00

N007800470 95

N55(1-1)2;4 Alamo to 

I-40

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Rehabilitation 

Construction

All survey and geotechnical work has been 

completed. The design plans are 95% complete and 

awaiting the subgrade and surfacing requirements. 

No utility adjustments are needed. BIA will turn 

over current design data to NDOT for completion 

of the project. All NEPA documents are in place 

from the previous construction of this project. 

NDOT will prepare a categorical exclusion 

document for the project. The right-of-way has 

already been granted. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/30/2020.

$7,900,000.00 $5,794.00

N007800477 95

N203(2)1;2 Kinlichee 

Wash Bridge N629

Grade; Drain and Bridge Construction The survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 95% complete to 

replace Bridge No. 629. There are no utility 

adjustments needed for this project. BIA will turn 

over current design data to NDOT for completion 

of the project. The archaeology surveys are 

completed with compliance. All existing NEPA 

documents are completed, but will need to be 

amended by NDOT before submitting to BIA NEPA 

office for approval and a FONSI. The 401/404 and 

NOI permits will need to be completed and 

coordinated with BIA since the regulations require 

the owner to submit for the permits. NDOT will 

need to prepare the ROW package and coordinate 

remaining ROW work with BIA since road will be a 

BIA owned road. Once PS&E, NEPA documents, 

and ROW are completed, NDOT will apply for TTP 

Bridge Funds for Construction. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$1,700,000.00 $3,376.00

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done Project Description

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by Tribe

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800454 95

N8084(1)1;2;3 Many 

Farms to N64

Grade; Drain; Gravel Surface and Bridge 

Construction

All survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 99% complete and 

awaiting on updating the specifications to current 

FP-14, and final mitigation requirements from 

NDOT. There are some powerlines that will need to 

be relocated along with one waterline. BIA will turn 

over current design data to NDOT for completion 

of the project. The archaeology surveys are 

completed with compliance. NDOT is working on 

the BE and EA. The 401/404 and NOI permits will 

need to be completed and coordinated with BIA 

since the regulations require the owner to submit 

for the permits. The right-of-way applications for 

the first phase is pending final construction limits 

and NEPA documents. NDOT will complete any 

remaining right-of-way work after February 28, 

2018 and coordinate work with BIA since road will 

be a BIA owned road. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/28/2018.

$12,562,000.0

0

$25,474.00

N007800475 95

N108(1)1;2;4 Brdg 

N651

Bridge Replacement The survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 95% complete to 

replace Bridge No. 651. There are no utility 

adjustments needed for this project. BIA will turn 

over current design data to NDOT for completion 

of the project. The archaeology surveys are 

completed with compliance along the new 

alignment. All existing NEPA documents are 

completed and a FONSI issued, but will need to be 

amended by NDOT. The 401/404 and NOI permits 

will need to be completed and coordinated with 

BIA since the regulations require the owner to 

submit for the permits. The right-of-way plats are 

still being worked on in consultation with the 

Navajo Housing Authority since their housing site 

lease crosses BIA’s proposed right-of-way. NDOT 

will coordinate remaining ROW work with BIA since 

road will be a BIA owned road. Once PS&E, NEPA 

documents, and ROW are completed, NDOT will 

apply for TTP Bridge Funds for Construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$2,800,000.00 $19,588.00

N007800504 95

N6461(1-

2)/N6460(1)2&4 

Dennehotso Loop 

Road

Grade; Drain; Structures; and Pavement 

Construction

Survey, geotechnical, drainage and preliminary 

bridge design work are completed. The design 

plans are 95% complete and was submitted to 

NDOT by Dibble Engineering on August 25, 2017. A 

Plan-in-Hand field review meeting with the 

Dennehotso Chapter and community was held on 

August 29, 2017. NDOT through FHWA submitted a 

cultural resources report to the Navajo Nation 

Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO) on April 

12, 2017 for review. The THPO responded with 

comments on May 4, 2017, which NDOT addressed 

and re-submitted the report to the THPO. NDOT is 

currently waiting for compliance to be issued. 

NDOT will need to update the BE and is currently 

working on the EA. NDOT will meet with NN 

Heritage and Historic Preservation Department 

(HHPD) to develop a testing plan to address 

archaeology sites within the new roadway. NDOT is 

working to finalize the right-of-way documents and 

to address overlapping ROW and homesite lease 

boundaries. NDOT is coordinating possible 

waterlines, electric lines and telephone lines that 

may need to be adjusted or relocated with the 

respective utility companies. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/30/2018.

$7,864,837.00 $487,982.00

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Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800480 98

N31(4)1;2;4 Navajo 

toward Mex Springs 

N31/N321 Jct w/75m 

Brdg

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

The Project Completion is currently at 98%. On 

May 8, 2017, a final inspection was conducted on 

the work completed. NECA did not complete the 

corrective work on the bridge pier columns as 

outlined in the final inspection report dated June 

28, 2017. BIA’s visual inspection of the concrete 

pier columns showed that NECA’s method to use 

epoxy injection did not work and the sealant was 

not applied to the surface cracks to prevent 

moisture from entering the concrete columns. 

NECA completed all safety features and the BIA 

Awarding Official issued substantial completion on 

June 28, 2017. The final acceptance cannot be 

issued since NECA did not properly address the 

surface cracks and the block outs in the concrete 

pier columns in accordance with the manufacture’s 

recommendations. The final acceptance will be 

granted once NECA performs the corrective work 

and is accepted by the BIA Awarding Official. In the 

meantime, the BIA Structural Engineer is seeking a 

specialty source to correctly address the issue and 

withhold portion of payment to cover the 

corrective work. The final audit has not been 

performed yet. The estimated completion for this 

project is 2/28/2018.

$18,900,000.0

0

$1,256,309.00

N007800457 98

N4(5)/N8031(2)/N803

1(3)/N8031(4)1;2;3 

Pinon to Hardrock

Grade; Drain; Structures and Gravel 

Construction

All survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 99% complete for 

Phase 2, 3 and 4 and awaiting updating to FP-14 

specifications and final archaeological mitigation 

requirements from NDOT and Hopi. Currently, 

there are no known utilities to relocate on the Hopi 

Phase 4 and several powerlines will need to be 

moved on Phases 2 and 3. BIA will turn over 

current design data to NDOT for completion of the 

project. NDOT has completed the archaeology with 

compliance on Navajo Lands. NDOT is working on 

the BE and EA on Navajo Lands. BIA has sent a 

request to Hopi Tribe Department of Natural 

Resources (DNR) to complete the archaeology and 

biological evaluation work in September 2017. BIA 

has not received input from the Hopi DNR on this 

request. The 401/404 and NOI permits will need to 

be completed and coordinated with BIA since the 

regulations require the owner to submit for the 

permits. The right-of-way applications are pending 

final construction limits and NEPA documents. The 

project is all on Navajo and Hopi Trust lands. NDOT 

will need to coordinate remaining ROW work and 

application to the Hopi Tribe with BIA NRDOT since 

road will be a BIA owned road. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$23,100,000.0

0

$31,699.00

N007800502 98

N71(3)2&4 

Birdsprings/N15 & 

Little Singer School 

Access

New Alignment; Grade; Drain and Pavement 

Construction

The design plans are currently in final CAP review 

and waiting on the final NEPA documents. The 

archaeology work and BE was completed. NDOT is 

working on a EA and will submit to FHWA and BIA 

by December 2017. The 401/404 and NOI permits 

will need to be completed and coordinated with 

BIA since the regulations require the owner to 

submit for the permits. The right-of-way plats and 

legal descriptions are drafted but waiting on final 

construction limits and NEPA documents to finalize 

and submit right-of-way application package. 

There are no utility lines that need to be relocated 

on this project. The estimated completion for this 

project is 2/28/2018.

$12,000,000.0

0

$68,328.00

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Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800456 99

N12(19-4)1;2&4 

Wheatfields Lake to 

Tsaile N64 Junction

Grade; Drain; Bridge Replacement; and 

Pavement Reconstruction

All survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 99% complete and 

are being reviewed under the CAP stage. NDOT 

and BIA will need to meet with Navajo Nation 

Forestry Department to discuss tree clearing 

requirements and responsibilities. The archaeology 

surveys and BE are completed with compliance. 

NDOT is working on the EA and will include the 

approved tree clearing requirements. BIA has 

completed the 401/404 permit applications and 

will submit to the regulatory agencies once the 

NEPA document is completed. The right-of-way is 

already in place but temporary construction 

easements will be needed to build the new typical 

section with all its features. BIA will need the NEPA 

documents to apply for temporary construction 

easements. The estimated completion for this 

$21,400,000.0

0

$238,046.00

N007800500 99

N6720(1)1;2;3 Brdg 

N309

Bridge Replacement The survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 95% complete to 

replace Bridge No. 309. There are no utility 

adjustments needed for this project. BIA will turn 

over current design data to NDOT for completion 

of the project. The archaeology surveys are 

completed with compliance. All existing NEPA 

documents are completed and a FONSI was issued. 

NDOT will need to update the BE and EA and 

submit to Hopi BIA NEPA office for approval. The 

401/404 and NOI permits will need to be 

completed and coordinated with BIA since the 

regulations require the owner to submit for the 

permits. NDOT will need to prepare ROW package 

and submit to the Hopi Tribe for ROW. NDOT will 

coordinate remaining ROW work with BIA since 

road will be a BIA owned road. Once PS&E, NEPA 

documents, and ROW are completed, NDOT will 

apply for TTP Bridge Funds for Construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$2,200,000.00 $2,739.00

N007800464 99

N11(1a)1;2;4 N9 to 

Mariano Lake South 

End

Grade; Drain and Gravel Surface Construction All survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 99% complete and 

awaiting update to FP-14 specifications. No utility 

adjustments are needed. All NEPA documents are 

completed and right-of-way applications for Indian 

Allotment and Trust lands have been submitted to 

both the Navajo Nation and BIA Realty. The 

401/404 and NOI permits will need to be 

completed and coordinated with BIA since the 

regulations require the owner to submit for the 

permits. BIA will need to submit right-of-way 

applications for State and BLM lands. Appraisal for 

fee land will need to be completed. NDOT will need 

to complete any remaining right-of-way work after 

February 28, 2018 and coordinate work with BIA 

since road will be a BIA owned road. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2018.

$12,900,000.0

0

$5,730.00

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Fed Project No. 

Project Name

%

done Project Description

Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800495 99

N6331(2)2&4/N6330(

1)/N21(1A)1;2;4 

Trading Post Brdg 

Rehab-N310

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

The design plans are 99% complete and awaiting 

the final NEPA documents. All NEPA documents are 

completed and FHWA has issued an environmental 

clearance and BIA issued a FONSI. The 401/404 and 

NOI permits will need to be completed and 

coordinated with BIA since the regulations require 

the owner to submit for the permits. The right-ofway application was submitted to the Navajo 

Nation on August 4, 2017 and is currently going 

through the review process. There are several 

locations where power poles and waterlines will 

need to be relocated. BIA has issued work orders to 

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) to relocate 

the waterlines. BIA has not received relocation 

plans from NTUA to relocate the powerlines. The 

estimated completion for this project is 2/28/2018.

$15,100,000.0

0

$194,379.00

N007800465 99

N55(3)1;2&4 Alamo 

to I-40

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Construction The Alamo community received a new pavement 

surface providing an all-weather access roadway 

towards Interstate 40. The construction of this 

project is 99% complete. The Contractor has 

completed all bid items as of December 15, 2016. 

Currently, there is no work on the project and the 

files have been pre-audited. The final audit is in the 

process. The Contractor is still required to re-seed 

areas and correct the signs and fence before a final 

acceptance is issued per the BIA Contracting 

Officer. All other bid items are approved for final 

acceptance as of February 1, 2017. On March 22, 

2017, the BIA again has requested the Contractor’s 

documents regarding their claim on differing site 

condition and requesting an equitable adjustment 

(REA) due to rock. The Contractor’s claim on 

differing site condition and requesting an equitable 

adjustment (REA) due to rock has not been 

resolved. The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/31/2017.

$21,600,000.0

0

$5,988,766.00

N007800484 99

N101(1)2&4 Ojo 

Amarillo School 

Access

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Construction All survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 99% complete and 

are currently being reviewed under the CAP stage. 

BIA is working on the waterline, a sewer manhole, 

and underground electrical line adjustments with 

the utility companies. NDOT has completed 

archaeology with compliance and BIA amended 

Environmental Assessment (EA) and submitted to 

BIA NEPA office for a Findings of No Significant 

Impact (FONSI). Once NEPA documents and FONSI 

are received, BIA will submit the ROW package to 

the Navajo Nation. Once ROW is acquired, BIA will 

provide NDOT with final construction documents to 

advertised the project for construction in Spring 

2018. The estimated completion for this project is 

2/28/2018.

$2,400,000.00 $12,578.00

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done Project Description

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TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800481 99

N15(2-3)(3-1)(4-

1)2&4 SR264 to 

Cornfields-Sunrise

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Construction All survey work is completed except for field 

staking of proposed borrow pits. All geotechnical 

and drainage work is completed. The design plans 

are 99% complete and awaiting update to FP-14 

specifications and final archaeological mitigation 

requirements. BIA has identified borrow pits along 

the route to cut down on the cost of borrow 

material. The borrow pits will need archaeological 

clearances by NDOT along with soil sampling 

testing. There are several waterlines and buried 

phone lines that need to be relocated. The 

archaeology surveys are complete; however, NDOT 

is waiting for compliance. NDOT is working on the 

BE and EA. The 401/404 and NOI permits will need 

to be completed and coordinated with BIA since 

the regulations require the owner to submit for the 

permits. The right-of-way is in place but temporary 

construction easements are needed to build the 

new typical roadway section with all its features. 

BIA will need the NEPA documents to apply for 

temporary construction easements. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2018.

$17,500,000.0

0

$11,555.00

N007800478 99

N9345(2)2&4 Wide 

Ruins Access

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Construction All work items for this project have been 

completed. The BIA Self Determination Office sent 

the final audit letter, as-built modification, final 

payment, and close out recommendation to NECA 

on September 15, 2017. The final audit is 99% 

complete and the as-built modification was sent to 

the BIA Awarding Official for final payment on July 

10, 2017. The relocation of the powerline and 

telephone lines has not been completed and BIA is 

waiting for NTUA’s Right-of-Way documents for 

review and acceptance. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2017.

$7,300,000.00 $721,836.00

N007800482 99

N9402(1)1;2 Rio 

Puerco Brdg N656

Grade; Drain and Bridge Construction All survey, geotechnical and drainage work is 

completed. The design plans are 99% complete to 

replace Bridge No. 656 and being updated to FP-14 

specifications. There are no utility adjustments 

needed for this project. The NEPA documents are 

completed and FONSI issued. The 401/404 and NOI 

permits will need to be completed and coordinated 

with BIA since the regulations require the owner to 

submit for the permits. The right-of-way package 

was submitted to the BIA Realty office for 

approval, but an appraisal is needed to complete 

the application. BIA has contracted a vendor to 

perform the appraisals. The project is on both 

tribal trust land and Indian Allotted land. Once the 

PS&E, NEPA documents, and ROW are completed, 

NDOT will apply for TTP Bridge Funds for 

Construction. The estimated completion for this 

project is 2/28/2018.

$4,100,000.00 $14,119.00

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done Project Description

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TTP Funds 

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FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800467 100

N7119(1)/N481(1)2;3 

Little Water Chapter 

Access

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Surface 

Construction

95% Design Plans, Specifications and Estimates 

(PS&E) was submitted by Wilson & Company, Inc. 

(WCI) on February 14, 2017. A 95% comment 

review meeting was held at NDOT on March 13, 

2017. The design plans are 100% complete and 

final signed/sealed plans, specification and 

Engineer’s estimate was submitted by WCI on April 

12, 2017. All NEPA documents are completed and 

right-of-way applications for the Indian Allotment 

and Trust lands have been submitted to both the 

NN and the BIA Realty Office for action. The BIA 

Realty Office has requested that NDOT notify and 

request landowner consents from two allotments, 

which is currently ongoing. In addition, the BIA 

Realty Office and the BIA NEPA Office is not 

accepting the environmental clearance issued by 

FHWA. The FHWA advised the NDOT that an EA 

will need to be completed and submitted to FHWA 

for issuance of a FONSI and submittal to the BIA 

NEPA Office. Wilson & Co. is coordinating waterline 

relocation work with the Navajo Tribal Utility 

Authority and power pole relocation with 

Continental Divide Electric Cooperative. NDOT 

Forces will construct the roadway improvements 

once right-of-way is acquired for the project. NDOT 

anticipates starting construction in April 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/31/2018.

$5,100,000.00 $337,218.00

N007800507 100

N27(4-2)(2-3)/N7(2-

3)/N105(1) North 

Portion of Nazlini to 

Chinle

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Construction The design plans are 100% complete. BIA delivered 

final construction documents to NDOT on 

September 28, 2017 and ready to advertise for 

construction. Some of the utilities have already 

been relocated and others are still in progress with 

the owners. NTUA has submitted relocation costs 

for the gas lines and waterlines. NTUA has not 

submitted powerline relocation plans or costs. The 

NEPA documents are completed and right-of-way 

was granted to BIA. NDOT is working with the 

Navajo Nation Department of Justice to develop 

and finalize construction contract documents by 

December 2017. NDOT anticipates advertising the 

project for construction using the Navajo Nation’s 

Procurement process by January 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/30/2017.

$17,900,000.0

0

$78,314.00

N007800506 100

N27(2-3)(2-2) South 

Portion of Nazlini to 

Chinle

Grade; Drain; and Pavement Construction The design plans are 100% complete. BIA delivered 

final construction documents to NDOT on 

September 28, 2017 and ready to advertise for 

construction. Some of the utilities have already 

been relocated and others are still in progress with 

the owners. NTUA has submitted relocation costs 

for the gas lines and waterlines. NTUA has not 

submitted powerline relocation plans or costs. The 

NEPA documents are completed and right-of-way 

was granted to BIA. NDOT is working with the 

Navajo Nation Department of Justice to develop 

and finalize construction contract documents by 

December 2017. NDOT anticipates advertising the 

project for construction using the Navajo Nation’s 

Procurement process by Spring 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/30/2017.

$16,700,000.0

0

$78,314.00

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TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Navajo Nation NM N00780

N007800483 100

N15(2-2)(3-1)(4-1) 

ROW Fencing Project 

from Burnside to 

Greasewood Springs

Install Right-of-Way (ROW) Fencing, 

Cattleguards, Gates and Graded Turnouts on 

both sides of the roadway.

The final sealed Fencing Plans, Specifications and 

Estimates (PS&E) completed on July 12, 2016. All 

work will be performed within BIA’s existing ROW. 

NDOT completed a Biological Evaluation and 

Categorical Exclusion document and received 

Environmental Clearance from FHWA on 

November 28, 2016. NDOT submitted the PS&E, 

Environmental, ROW, Utility, and Design Standards 

Certifications along with the Pre-Advertisement 

Checklist and Tribe Certification Letter for Soliciting 

Bids to FHWA for approval to advertise the project. 

NDOT advertised the project for construction on 

May 4, 2017 and bid proposals were received from 

contractors on May 25, 2017. Show Low 

Construction was awarded the project for a cost of 

$2,600,857. A Pre-Construction Meeting was held 

on August 30, 2017. The Contractor was issued 

Notice to Proceed on September 18, 2017 and will 

complete the project by February 15, 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/30/2018.

$5,100,000.00 $60,177.00

N007800492 100

N16(6)/N162(1)/N164

(1)2;4 Navajo 

Mountain

Grade; Drain; Structures and Pavement 

Construction

All work has been completed by the Contractor and 

the Final Acceptance Date was April 11, 2016. The 

audit of this project is 97% complete. BIA is waiting 

for the Contractor to submit the final cross-section 

survey report on the rock channel and roadway so 

that the BIA can generate the final as-built 

quantity. NECA’s surveyor had submitted the final 

cross-section and as-built volume. NECA does not 

agree with the submittal by their surveyor and are 

reluctant in submitting the final cross-sections to 

BIA. The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$22,630,008.0

0

$10,426.00

N007800468 100

N55(2)1;2;4 Alamo to 

I-40

Grade; Drain; Pavement and Bridge 

Construction

BIA conducted another inspection on March 3, 

2017 and found that the patch work areas were 

acceptable that was repaired by the Contractor. 

The seeded areas were also inspected and were 

still found to be unacceptable. The Alamo 

community received 8.1 miles of new pavement 

surface providing an all-weather access roadway 

towards Interstate 40. The new pavement has 

been grinded and repaired at the Contractor’s 

expense for a smoother surface. Currently, there is 

no work on the project and the Final Audit of the 

files was completed on July 27, 2017. The Release 

of Claims and the Final Payment have been issued 

to the Contractor on July 27, 2017. BIA is waiting 

for the signed close out documents from the 

Contractor. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$15,500,000.0

0

$21,622.00

Nenana Native Association Alaska E03337

E03337C3 55

Construct Tanana 

River Erosion Control

Construct Tanana River Erosion Control Installing rip-rap erosion control along Tanana Rive 

shoreline. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2020.

$1,000,000.00 $20,950.00

Newhalen Village Alaska E01340

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by Tribe

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Newhalen Village Alaska E01340

E01340F3 100

Construct Newhalen 

Subdivision Roads

Perform Construction activities on Route 1003, 

1008, 1014, 1015, 1017, 2054, 2058, and 2066 

of gravel road construction on community 

Subdivision Roads. The work primarily includes 

resurfacing and reconstruction of segments of 

roads in Newhalen Alaska.

Construction of Newhalen Subdivision Roads 

Project is complete. There is about $80,273.72 

available for Construction Activities such as 

additional improvements. The Tribe is really 

working with INNEC the Communities Electrical 

Cooperative...they manage street lights with the 

City of Newhalen. If they develop a PS&E and 

Clearances on "SUBDIVISION" roads which this 

project entails, they could in theory sign with the 

two other Public Authorities to Improve the Roads 

even more by making them safe to drive at night. 

Project Construction is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/15/2016.

$1,159,371.00 $174,675.00

E01340F2 100

Design Newhalen 

Subdivision Roads

Design activities associated with 1.4 miles of 

existing gravel roads. These are route 1003, 

1010, and 1015, 2052, and 2054, section 10. 

These are 20' and 24' roads within Subdivisions 

in Newhalen, Alaska.

The Project Design was completed on 08/12/2016. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

10/15/2016.

$200,000.00 $39,769.00

Newtok Village Alaska E02341

E02341F4 25

Construct Mertarvik 

Roads

Construct quarry and main roads for new 

village site. Newtok is being forced to move 

their village due to erosion. New site is called 

Mertarvik.

1)	Roads and Quarry Development: a)	Road 

construction stopped for the season on October 

23rd. Shut down was in response to deteriorating 

working weather conditions and breakdown of the 

project crusher. b)	Work crews parked and 

winterized equipment, closed up and winterized 

the construction camp and storage units, and 

departed from the site on October 27th. c)	Road 

work was advanced to the point where the entire 

length of road is useable, culverts are in, and the 

road functions as a rudimentary road between the 

quarry and town site. The road is not to full section 

and the surface course is still required. d)	The 

quarry development has been extremely 

challenging and has not produced rock as well as 

the team had hoped. The quarry quality was an 

unknown on the project. The quarry was not shot 

very well in 2011 and the work crews continually 

dealt with rocks too big for the crusher. The quarry 

also had significant fines that hampered gravel 

production. DOWL will meet with HC & GEI next 

week to evaluate the quarry and how to best 

approach the 2018 quarry development 

program. e)	The crusher experienced a significant 

breakdown near the end of the work season with 

the failure of the main rotor. Preliminary estimates 

for the repair are that it will cost between $60-

80,000 and it will take 24 weeks to have new parts 

manufactured. An RFP will developed and sent to 

suppliers for quotes by the end of the month. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2018.

$3,500,000.00 $2,209,038.00

E02341F3 30

Design Mertarvik 

Roads

Design quarry and main roads for community 

development in new town site of Mertarvik.

Consultant has been hired. Very preliminary, 30%, 

design complete of quarry road. Complicated 

coordination with other agencies to get survey, 

NEPA, and budgets prepared. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2018.

$502,594.00 $502,534.00

Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho Idaho P05182

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FY

Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho Idaho P05182

P0518203 6

Aht' Wy Egress

Overpass design and construction on Hwy 

95/12 at MP 306. This project will assist with 

safer access on and off State Highway 95/12.

For the past six years, this project has had difficulty 

in moving forward to completing the Preliminary 

Design due to the Environmental Phase. The Tribe 

has been diligently working with all stakeholders 

(Idaho Transportation Department District 2, Army 

Corp of Engineer Walla Walla District, Idaho Fish 

and Game, BIA Portland Area office) to complete a 

final draft of the Environmental Assessment for 

public comment. However, this project continues 

to be held up with endless concerns to address 

from the Corp and Idaho Fish and Game regarding 

a portion of Corp property (Goose Pasture) that is 

adjacent to the project site along the Clearwater 

River. This past fiscal year, there was 

preliminary work done for a new alternative that 

would move the Interchange away from the ROW 

line along the COPP property. However, this new 

alternative was not feasible if the Tribe/ITD seek 

federal grant funding to assist in the construction. 

Due to this understanding, a modification to the 

Alternative that has been previously worked on 

was done. The modification brought the south 

bound lanes closer toward the middle median 

which makes the project move away from the 

current ROW line approximately 30'. With this 

modification, we are able to move the EA further, 

notify CORP we appreciate their input, however, it 

will not be necessary to approve and sign the EA 

document with BIA. This letter to CORP should be 

sent out in FY18. In addition, the Consultant who 

has been working on this project with the Tribe has 

made significant changes within their company. 

The team that has been assisting in this project 

over the years is no longer with the company plus 

significant raise in the contract cost for this project 

was requested by the firm. The Tribe will be 

reviewing the information and making the decision 

to continue with the firm or to re-advertise at this 

point. This will be decided in January/February 

2018. The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2021.

$19,000,000.0

0

$25,008.00

Ninilchik Village AK E01348

E01348G1 70

Transit Facility Phase 

II

TRANSIT operations The transit facility has been constructed and we 

are presently working with FTA to obtain startup 

funding to start fixed route transportation effort. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2018.

$335,000.00 $35,000.00

Nome Eskimo Community AK E04352

E043520005 99

Nome Elementary 

School Zone Warning 

Lights

PS&E Only October 2016: All signage design information 

received by City of Nome. All non-lighted signs 

installed. 4 way blinking light installed on 5th and 

K. Electrical items not available locally required to 

be ordered to allow radar signs and perimeter LED 

signage to be installed will be scheduled to 

implement a "traffic calming" effect. Two of the 

signs have data collection capabilities. November 

2016: project was considered completed and 

monitored for any maintenance follow up to work 

performed or project improvement. Any 

maintenance or improvements will be 

implemented in 2017. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/30/2017.

$60,868.00 $50,351.00

Nondalton Village Alaska E01353

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FY

Nondalton Village Alaska E01353

E01353C2 80

Street Light 

Improvements

NEWCON We purchased LED Solar panel/wind turbine street 

lights. We are in the process of installing those in 

the spring of 2018. We were able to amend a 

contract with the remaining amount of funds that 

was left over to do this project from the 

construction of I street. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/1/2018.

$93,413.00 $93,413.00

Noorvik Native Community Alaska E04355

E04355B4 85

Noorvik Subdivision 

Access

New construction - Design, permit and build 0.8 

mile of new village roads. Construction will 

improve safety on existing Boundary Drive, 

provide access to land for future development, 

and provide a new emergency evacuation 

route.

Project is fully designed and permitted. 

Construction of Phase I (Boundary Drive) is 85% 

complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 7/31/2018.

$1,908,680.00 $306,222.00

Northern Cheyenne Tribe Montana C57207

C5731520 100

Walking Horse 

Subdivision

Reconstruction of existing gravel road that 

provides access to a Tribal Housing Site. This 

project includes installing a cattle guard and 

new approach to State Highway 212, paving a 

20 foot wide roadway for a distance of 0.54 

miles. Earthwork , culverts and aggregate 

surfacing included. This project includes an 80 

foot Bus Turnaround to provide another 

location for school buses to unload passengers 

other than on Highway 212.

This project was initiated by BIA in 2016 and 

completed in the spring of 2017 by the new 

Northern Cheyenne Tribal Construction program. 

The tribe did completed final grading, and top lift 

of asphalt that BIA did not finish. A final inspection 

was completed with FHWA on December 14, 2017 

and a final closeout report will be issued in early 

2018. The estimated completion for this project is 

6/22/2017.

$810,000.00 $280,872.00

C5731010 100

Lame Deer Pathway

This project is the addition of signing, 

pavement markings, and pedestrian lighting 

along the existing walkway that was previously 

constructed by BIA adjacent to BIA 4. Project 

included new electrical services hookups, 

installation of new light bases and light poles.

This project is final and complete with the 

contracted work for the installation of the new 

lighting along the existing pathway adjacent to BIA 

4. A final inspection was completed with FHWA on 

December 14, 2017 and a final closeout report will 

be issued in early 2018. The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/19/2017.

$287,118.00 $287,118.00

AT.C5731530.00000 100

White Bull Subdivision

This project has been constructed per design. 

Included new gravel, asphalt, curb & gutter for 

the existing subdivision in Busby, Montana.

Project was initiated by BIA in 2016 and a 

Intermediate inspection was conducted on Dec. 7, 

2016. The Northern Cheyenne Tribe completed the 

project within their FHWA program agreement in 

2017. A final inspection was completed with 

FHWA on December 14, 2017. The final closeout 

report will be issued in early 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2017.

$635,736.00 $376,447.00

C5741510 100

Rosebud Intersection 

Realignment

This Project is the construction of a new 500 

foot approach from BIA Route 225 to State 

Highway 212. The Obliteration of the existing 

approach is included. Improved sight distance 

and safety improvements are the featured 

improvements for this project. A cattle guard 

was added to enhance safety to keep livestock 

from entering the State Highway 212 corridor. 

A raised approach in conjunction with the 

relocation will increase sight distance for 

entering State Highway 212. A final inspection 

was completed with FHWA on December 14, 

2017 and a final closeout report will be issued 

in early 2018.

This project is complete with the obliterated old 

roadway area being used as a material storage 

area for future projects. The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/24/2017.

$519,000.00 $24,612.00

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FY

Northern Cheyenne Tribe Montana C57207

C57449100 100

Green Beret Bridge 

#C714

This project is the realignment of the Muddy 

Creek Road to pass over Rosebud Creek with a 

new concrete box culvert. Project included a 

grade raise to realign the roadway over 

Rosebud Creek, removal of the old Green Beret 

wooden bridge, installation of the new 

concrete bridge box culvert with associated 

components, new guardrail over the bridge. A 

final inspection was completed with FHWA on 

December 14, 2017 and a final closeout report 

will be issued in early 2018.

This project is final and complete with the tribal 

workforce completing the realignment and 

concrete box culvert installation. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/15/2017.

$660,000.00 $657,833.00

Northway Village Alaska E03358

E03358B1 5

Design Housing Road

REHAB Mapping flying was completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2022.

$1,500,000.00 $2,934.00

Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi Michigan F60478

F6047812 100

3 MILE ROAD COOP

Resurfacing. For this reporting period (ending September 30, 

2017) the project has been completed. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/15/2016.

$230,448.00 $230,448.00

Nunakauyarmiut Tribe (Toksook) Alaska E02490

E02490D3 100

Construct Community 

Streets

RECONS Roads Maintenance The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/28/2017.

$1,250,000.00 $95,081.00

Oglala Lakota Nation SD A06344

A063440010 1

BIA 41 - BIA 32 North 

to US HWY 18 - 

Overlay

Overlay Design is complete and project has been bid and 

awarded. The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/31/2018.

$3,000,000.00 $10,249.00

A063440015 1

BIA Rt. 50 - Oglala 

Housing Streets

Reconstruction and paving of the streets Design options determined. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2019.

$1,160,000.00 $2,539.00

A063440003 1

BIA Rt. 2 - Sharps 

Corner to Kyle - 

Asphalt Repairs and 

Overlay

Asphalt Repairs to include milling; patching; 

leveling; and asphalt overlay.

Design is complete, project has been bid and 

awarded and construction began. All construction 

payments are in FY2018. The estimated completion 

for this project is 11/30/2017.

$2,700,000.00 $26,937.00

A063440011 2

BIA 41 - 2.9 Miles 

north to 2.4 Miles 

South of BIA 2 - 

Reconstruction

Reconstruction Design in progress. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/31/2018.

$5,260,000.00 $59,615.00

A063440037 13

BIA 49 - Bridge A133

Reconstruction Design is 95% complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2019.

$265,000.00 $9,197.00

A063440051 50

BIA 27 - MP 47.7 - 

Emergency Pipe 

Culvert Repair

Reconstruction Reconstruction is near completion. The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/31/2018.

$80,000.00 $0.00

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Oglala Lakota Nation SD A06344

A063440014 50

Allen Road - BIA 4 

Extension

Reconstruction and hot asphalt surfacing plus 

adjacent trail work

PS&E complete and construction began April 2017. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

5/31/2018.

$8,000,000.00 $1,718,031.00

A06344AddP2 60

Emergency Culvert 

Repairs - ERFO 

Projects

Repair and/or replace damaged culverts and 

erosion caused by heavy rain event.

Repairs are being completed by Tribal forces. 

Projects are approximately 60% complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2017.

$2,000,000.00 $0.00

A063440049 90

BIA 27 - MP 44.5 - 

Emergency Pipe 

Culvert Repairs

Reconstruction Reconstruction nearly complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/31/2018.

$790,000.00 $0.00

A063440050 99

BIA 2 - MP 3.2 - 

Emergency Pipe 

Culvert Repair

Reconstruction Reconstruction nearly complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/31/2018.

$1,000,000.00 $0.00

A063440022 100

Multi-Route 

Pavement Striping

Complete striping of the paved roads Project Complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 5/31/2017.

$558,064.00 $546,641.00

A063440048 100

BIA 27 - MP 43.8 - 

Emergency Pipe 

Culvert Repair

Reconstruction Reconstruction complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$25,000.00 $0.00

A063440012 100

BIA 2 - Gateway to 

the Badlands

Reconstruction and Surfacing Project is 100% complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/5/2016.

$10,875,236.0

0

$757,353.00

A063440052 100

BIA 41 - MP10.5 - 

Shoulder Repair

Repair existing shoulder. Reconstruction complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2017.

$24,000.00 $240.00

Ohkay Owingeh (Pueblo of San Juan) NM M25714

M257140621 100

Tortilla Flats

Mill; basecourse; repave Design 100% complete in 2015; construction 

completed in 2016 The estimated completion for 

this project is 8/13/2016.

$75,000.00 $75,000.00

M257140618 100

South Yucca

Mill overlay and repave Design 100% complete in 2015; construction 100% 

complete 2016 The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/13/2016.

$61,613.00 $52,028.00

M257140619 100

Roadrunner

Mill, base; repave Design 100% completed in 2015; construction 

completed in 2016 The estimated completion for 

this project is 8/13/2016.

$80,000.00 $80,000.00

Omaha Tribe Nebraska A13380

A1350700 90

BIA ROUTE 2 REHAB

REHAB asphalt surface has been redone and awaiting new 

sign installation The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/28/2018.

$2,680,992.00 $121,000.00

Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin Wisconsin F55433

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Est. Project 

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TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin Wisconsin F55433

F55433AddP4 10

2017 Roadway 

Projects

Aliskwet Ct = .09 miles Metoxen Ln = .55 

miles Powless Dr = .27 miles Ranch Rd = 2.00 

miles Town Rd = .74 miles Takwatekwa .20 

miles

In FY17 the majority of the work has been survey 

and design. All roads listed will be pulverized and 

paved with a new bituminous surface and minor 

drainage improvements Takwautekwa will be 

delayed until 2018 due to land issues to 

accommodate the road. The estimated completion 

for this project is 11/23/2017.

$1,300,000.00 $71,383.00

F55433AddP3 100

King Court

Project Not Listed 3 Pulverize and relay, minor drainage improvements. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

5/1/2017.

$55,000.00 $53,444.00

Path of the Bear 100

Path of the Bear

recon Project consists of pulverizing existing pavement, 

grading, spot curb and gutter replacement. Also 

includes removal/design of cul de sac to alleviate 

flooding. Storm water improvements and storm 

water management devices (bio swale) and 

roadway signs. The 12 trees that were taken down 

in the cul de sac were replaced by 8 trees. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/28/2016.

$128,254.00 $28,949.00

F55433AddP2 100

Wolf Path

Rehab, Safe routes path ways The estimated completion 

for this project is 6/1/2017.

$36,000.00 $35,629.00

F5543323 100

Beechtree / Site II

New road construction consisting of curb and 

gutter, dry pond and sewer and water mains.

Project is 100% complete. The new road is an 

extension of beechtree lane and connects to 6 

Nations drive. The estimated completion for this 

project is 7/1/2017.

$380,000.00 $376,321.00

F5543318 100

Manders Court / 

Metoxen Lane

repave Manders court consisted of pulverizing, existing 

pavement re ditching erosion control and roadway 

signs. The Oneida Nation owns .07 of the road, 

however we had an agreement with the Town of 

Oneida to complete the entire road. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/29/2016.

$2,160,000.00 $15,588.00

F5543315 100

Green Earth Trailer 

Park Road

REHAB Resurfacing of approximately 0.2 miles of urban 

residential streets. Streets reconstructed are Red 

Tail Drive, Six Nations Drive, and Hattie Lane. - 

Replacement of existing asphalt driveway aprons at 

each lot. - Replacement of existing concrete slab 

at central mailbox location. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2016.

$1,028,752.00 $22,816.00

F5543319 100

Joshua Court

REHAB Joshua Court consists of pulverizing existing 

pavement, grading, reditching, erosion control and 

roadway signs. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/29/2016.

$1,440,000.00 $11,134.00

Organized Village of Kake Alaska E09229

E09229C5 95

Cannery Building 

Restoration and 

Remediation

TRANSIT Matching grant from BIA End of Year Special 

Allocation The estimated completion for this 

project is 7/28/2018.

$3,230,000.00 $289,719.00

E090E150 100

JENNY CREEK BRIDGE

REHAB Access Bridge for Intermodal Transit Facility - 

Completed The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/14/2017.

$140,000.00 $140,000.00

Organized Village of Kasaan AK E09238

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Organized Village of Kasaan AK E09238

E092380003 75

Kavilco Subdivision 

Roads Project

Design; Environmental Documentation; 

Construction

Between the two roads, Rosie Circle & Louie Circle, 

(Louie Circle comes off of Rosie Circle to the left) 

1100 yards of mud/waste & 57 loads of brush was 

hauled out and 2300 yards of rock hauled in. Rosie 

Circle & Louie Circle are 75% complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/21/2018.

$1,177,000.00 $25,097.00

E092380002 100

Whale House 

Restoration Project

Reconstruction of the Whale House. In 2011 

start repairing the last Haida Whale House in 

the United States, we are restoring it as it was 

created originally. This is by using carvers and 

hand tools and as much original materials that 

could be saved. The improvement of this 

project is to restore a historical building.

This project is on its final stages of reconstruction 

and will be complete in time for the rededication 

on September 3, 2016 The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/3/2016.

$1,432,066.00 $0.00

Orutsararmiut Traditional Native Council Alaska E02043

E02043G5 10

Orutsararmiut Design 

Ice Road

This project has proven to be greatly complex. 

Climate Change impacts of later freeze ups, 

earlier ice break ups, long warm winter spells, 

heaving ice, water on the ice, thin ice in places 

has greatly hampered efforts in providing a 

suitable design. The Ice is checked almost on a 

daily basis and there is always a significant 

change in the structure of the ice meeting the 

shore which effects the design. Every day has 

been different. One day, the temperature will 

be 2 degrees Fahrenheit and the next morning 

it will be 36 degrees.

planning meetings deemed this a high risk project 

that would allow traffic to access the ice road even 

during dangerous white out, blizzard or thin ice 

conditions therefore deemed unsafe and should 

stop pursuing the ice ramp has been mentioned 

but the importance is also paramount because 

people rely on the ice road to travel to the health 

facilities, educational facilities, for commerce, as a 

starting point to travel outside of this region 

(region has 56 tribes with Bethel being the Hub). 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/29/2018.

$192,284.00 $54,095.00

E02043G7 20

Orutsararmiut 

Construct Ice Road

NEWCON Ice Road on/off Ramp to avoid 

vehicles, automobiles, all terrrain vehicles, 

snowmobiles, foot traffic, dog sleds, etc to 

avoid falling into the water created by shell ice. 

Remove snow berms caused by drifting snow 

which has caused accidents and even fatalities.

Project was discussed under LRTP and Safety Plan 

meetings. The project was deemed as a high risk 

liability because the weather conditions vary 

greatly from day to day. No other projects in the 

state were found to study only temporary solutions 

such as laying down lumber and plywood across 

shell ice and ice build up ramps during cold 

weather were noted but the project has been most 

likely scrapped due to its high risk, but alternatives 

are still being sought. The work done now, is 

partnering up with another tribe in clearing snow 

berms caused by drifting snow on the ice road 

itself. The estimated completion for this project is 

12/29/2017.

$192,284.00 $10,001.00

E02043G6 25

Orutsararmiut 

Construct Pinky's 

Boardwalk

NEWCON install street lamps for safety of 

pedestrians

planning meeting completed. City of Bethel 

property owned, and Alaska Village Electric 

Cooperative addressed ROW and other planning 

issues. Preliminary hard numbers are still being 

computed. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/29/2018.

$290,000.00 $50,000.00

E02043G4 33

Orutsararmiut Design 

Pinky's Boardwalk

RECONS install street lamps for pedestrian 

safety

The ground has been prepared, with willow trees 

and shrubby removed. Planning and public 

meetings have been held. Awaiting on anticipated 

cost of project. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/29/2018.

$140,742.00 $73,594.00

E02043D1 100

Design of First Street

RECONS plans to pave road to improve road 

conditions and address dust control issues.

Collaboration between City of Bethel and ONC had 

not taken place as adminstration of Public Works 

and Planning for the City of Bethel has been 

overwhelmed with funding and administrative 

issues. The estimated completion for this project is 

12/29/2017.

$1,425,814.00 $76,500.00

Osage Nation OK G06930

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Progress Reported

by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Osage Nation OK G06930

G069300033 15

Bird Creek 

Farms/WahZhaZhi 

Eco Park Walking Trail

New Construction of a walking trail. Procured engineer and they have started the 

design phase. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/1/2018.

$1,000,000.00 $55,000.00

G069300042 20

Hominy Indian Village

Reconstruction Project was advertised and awarded and 

construction has began. Clearing and grubbing, 

demolition and dirt work activities are on going. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

5/1/2018.

$700,000.00 $34,680.00

G069300030 75

PRT Facility Road

New construction of an access road to our new 

treatment facility. Asphalt road with drainage 

ditches, erosion control, and safety signage.

Project was advertised and awarded and 

construction began. The estimated completion for 

this project is 11/1/2017.

$475,000.00 $322,906.00

G069300006 85

Big Snake

Reconstruction / Overlay / Utilities Reviewed and approved final plans. Utility 

movements are being completed by Osage 

County. Waiting on one ROW acquisition to be 

completed. The estimated completion for this 

project is 4/1/2019.

$3,500,000.00 $499.00

G069300021 100

Sky Lodge Estates

Reconstruction Closeout report sent to FHWA. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/8/2017.

$1,174,494.00 $1,174,494.00

Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma B07811

B0710112 100

Tribal Complex 

Access Road

RECONS To date the project is completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$5,640,000.00 $136,226.00

B0716112 100

Head Start Building 

Access

RECONS To date the project is completed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$780,000.00 $416,792.00

B0713111 100

Windmill Road Loop

RECONS To date the project is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$770,000.00 $517,630.00

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma OKLAHOM G04922

G0401851 100

Ottawa Tribe (EastWest 110 Road)

Reconstruction of an existing County road used 

by Tribal citizens in Northeastern Oklahoma. 

The work consisted of rebuilding the existing 

base, widening the facility, and paving the final 

roadway.

Project completed. Work consisted of roadway 

base preparation, widening, and asphalt paving. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

6/30/2017.

$519,513.00 $474,639.00

Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah (Shivwits Band of Paiutes) Utah H69688

H6955100 100

SHIR Hwy 91 Safety 

No. 1 (Pedestrian 

Trail)

TTPSF PS&E complete, contract awarded, construction 

100% complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/31/2017.

$494,502.00 $105,866.00

Paiute-Shoshone Tribe of the Fallon Reservation- Nevada Nevada H61645

H6166100 25

FIR 14 (1) - 

Agency/Austin Road 

Chip Seal

Develop PS & E documents to place hot asphalt 

rubber chip seal coat on approximately 0.5 

miles of existing paved roadway.

Preconstruction activities completed by direct 

service. The estimated completion for this project 

is 5/30/2017.

$7,470.00 $7,470.00

H6166200 100

FIR 19 (1) - Austin 

Road Chip Seal

Develop PS & E documents to place hot asphalt 

rubber chip seal coat on approximately 1.0 

miles of existing paved roadway.

Preconstruction activities completed by direct 

service. The estimated completion for this project 

is 5/30/2017.

$17,470.00 $17,470.00

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Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona Arizona H55665

H5554200 90

PYIR 3 (2) Ignacio 

Baumea

RECONS Advertised Engineering Services RFQ, selected Firm 

and Finalizing design. Construction in Spring of 

2018 The estimated completion for this project is 

1/31/2018.

$63,716.00 $63,716.00

H5550100 90

PYIR 4 (2) Calle Torim 

Rd

RECONS Under design and will be completed by mid 

January 2018 The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/19/2018.

$49,765.00 $49,765.00

H5556300 90

PYIR 2(1) - Los Reales 

Rd.

RECONS Under Design, to be completed by mid January 

2018 The estimated completion for this project is 

1/20/2018.

$8,844.00 $8,844.00

Passamaquoddy Tribe--Indian Township Maine S50014

S5081401 75

Rt 1864 Pit Trail

NEWCON- The project was to build a 

recreational trail

The third and final phase of Pit Trail was started in 

FY17. Due to the late arrival of FY17 TTP funds we 

were not able to finish the construction before 

shutting down for the winter. Construction 

activities will be started again in the spring of 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2018.

$2,075,033.00 $173,950.00

Passamaquoddy Tribe--Pleasant Point Maine S50015

S5091501 12

Route 1918 Youth & 

Recreation Overflow 

Parking

REHAB Permitting complete. Design complete. PS&E 

Complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/1/2019.

$209,160.00 $7,932.00

S5091502 15

Route 1917 Youth & 

rec parking 2

RECONS Improve drainage. Add sidewalk. Design complete. Permitting complete. PS&E 

Complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/1/2018.

$132,510.00 $11,898.00

S5051503 15

Youth an Rec. Loop

RECONS Construct paved road connecting 

parking areas 1 and 2. Improve drainage. Add 

parking spaces.

Preliminary designs complete. Permitting 

complete. PS&E complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/1/2018.

$389,000.00 $19,829.00

Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma OK B07812

B078120318 25

1st Street Safety 

Project

PS&E; Base; Drainge; Lighting; Signange; and 

Surface

Final plans 99% complete.Working with Oklahoma 

DOT to finalize signalization plan and coordination 

between overlapping projects.Engineering firm 

refuses to provide plans and other work 

documents for the project, engineering firm 

contract has been terminated and Pawnee Nation 

has filed with tribal court to recover cost or all 

plans, work documents that have been paid in full. 

Court is scheduled for Dec 29, 2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$2,178,600.00 $31,290.00

B07812AddP1 30

SRTS

Joint venture with City of Pawnee utalizing 

SRTS FY11 awarded funds. PS&E developed 

that addressed safety and ADA compliances 

with tribal funds and funds by ODOT. Received 

grant fron ODOT in the amount of $200,000.00 

for construction/engineering. TTP funds 

projected to project $70,000. Reconstruct of 

sidewalks and crosswalks by public school.

NEPA, PS&E completed, CM selected, waiting on 

the State of Oklahoma to release the funds The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/31/2018.

$24,948.00 $24,948.00

Penobscot Nation Maine S50018

S5031802 75

Wabanaki Way

REHAB Design Needed to get permits for NEPA, THPO and 

Endanger Species. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/29/2018.

$871,394.00 $12,500.00

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Penobscot Nation Maine S50018

S5031803 75

Oak Hill Extension

REHAB Design Rehab Design The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/29/2018.

$574,883.00 $1,200.00

S5051805 85

LAKEVILLE ROAD

RECONS Design Rehab Design The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/31/2018.

$21,162.00 $200.00

Petersburg Indian Association Alaska E09380

E09380AddP1 40

Design Petersburg 

Sidewalk Howkan 

Street

This is a FHWA rollover fund project. Design 

funds on the TTIP for the FHWA rollover funds 

was equal to $42,024, but project scope was 

changed adding sidewalks to both sides of the 

street and adding 500 feet of additional 

sidewalk to tie into trail system. Revised design 

cost $50,000. This is a new sidewalk 

construction project in partnership with the 

Petersburg Borough. Design 12th Street (route 

2044), and Howkan Street route (2392, 2393). 

Sidewalks are needed for pedestrians catching 

the school bus and going to the grocery store.

PSE in progross, 40% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$50,000.00 $16,214.00

E09380B1 90

Construct City Creek 

Trail

To reconstruct approximately 1870' of existing 

pedestrian trails. The trails begin at Sandy 

Beach recreation area parking lot on the south 

end and follow the existing City Creek trail. The 

new trails will be a combination of 5 ft wide 

gravel trail approximately 990 ft and 5 ft wide 

raised wooden boardwalk on steel pipe pile 

approximately 880 ft in length.

The construction is broken into three sections. 

Section A is 485 feet and has a pedestrian bridge 

that will be reconstructed. The ADFG permit has 

been approved for the bridge construction and 80 

feet if elevated walkway has been completed. 

Section B is 510 feet of new trail construction made 

of gravel path and elevated boardwalks; this 

section is complete. Section C is 880 feet long and 

the first 20 feet have been constructed. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/1/2018.

$300,000.00 $170,906.00

E09380B3 100

Construct Hungry 

Point Trail

Finished construction Hungry Point Trail The trail project is located in Petersburg, Alaska 

and is 2027 feet of elevated pedestrian boardwalk. 

This project is in partnership with the Petersburg 

Borough and has an Alaska Department of Natural 

Resources grant. This project is over muskeg and 

ties into an existing trail system. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$346,450.00 $190,438.00

Poarch Band of Creeks Alabama S50028

S5052807 25

Rt. 4006 Martin Road 

Phase II & Rt. 4013 

Green Road

Reconstruction of the existing roadway, 

widening the roadway to include a turning 

lane, constructing a roundabout at the 

intersection of Martin Road and Green Road, 

installing sidewalks, drainage improvements, 

traffic signage, and striping

The project is in the final design phase. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$2,468,044.00 $48,807.00

S5032812 25

FIRE STATION ROAD

Reconstruction of the existing roadway, 

widening, striping, installation of sidewalks and 

lighting

This project is in the project development phase. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$414,542.00 $8,613.00

S5052801 25

LYNN MCGHEE DRIVE

The SOW for this project is to add sidewalks 

and lighting to a portion of Lynn McGhee Drive.

The design phase for this project has been 

completed and all deliverable for this phase have 

been submitted to the BIA. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$410,819.00 $2,985.00

S5042802 100

Atmosphere Road

Reconstruction of the existing roadway, 

drainage improvements, traffic signage and 

striping

The project was completed and closed out in the 

third quarter of FY 2017 The estimated completion 

for this project is 4/27/2017.

$1,213,760.00 $317,830.00

Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians Michigan F60480

F6048011 100

ARROWAY ROAD

NEWCON Completed road construction of the Hartford 

Arroway Development project. The estimated 

completion for this project is 1/31/2017.

$649,430.00 $23,141.00

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians Michigan F60480

F6048016 100

RODGERS INTERIOR 

No2 (CULTURAL 

CENTER)

New construction of a rural road. Cultural Center road construction is completed 

with the BIA road project. The estimated 

completion for this project is 1/31/2017.

$4,282,000.00 $105,635.00

F6048018 100

Locust Extension

New Construction of a Rural Residential Road Project is substantially complete as of 12/21/2017. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/22/2017.

$929,161.00 $614,917.00

Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Oklahoma B07813

B0709131 100

Fountain Road to 

Gunn Bridge

RECONS To date the project is 100% complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 2/25/2017.

$1,899,314.00 $527,812.00

Port Gamble Indian Community of the Port Gamble Reservation Washingto P10113

P1011302 80

Administration 

Campus

This has been a multi year project to improve 

the safety and function of the road through the 

administration campus. The current phase is 

focused on the design and construction of a 

drainage improvement to handle runoff from 

the administration campus roads, sidewalks, 

and parking areas. The drainage improvement 

will prevent flooding and erosion of an 

environmentally sensitive bluff adjacent to the 

campus.

The drainage improvement phase of the project 

has been designed and the PS&E package 

completed. Work completed during the reporting 

period includes a cultural resources survey, 

preparation of a sketch map and legal description 

for the project area, and plan review and some 

rethinking of parts of the design. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/19/2018.

$1,566,749.00 $4,829.00

Port Graham Village Council alaska E01396

E01396AddP3 70

Port Graham Bridge 

Project 1048-20

Replacement of structural deficient bridge project is at 70 percent complete on environmental 

permits The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/31/2018.

$150,000.00 $98,400.00

E01396AddP2 70

Port Graham Bridge 

Project 1082-35

Replacement of structural deficient bridge project is at 70 percent complete on environmental 

permits The estimated completion for this project 

is 12/31/2018.

$150,000.00 $98,400.00

E01396AddP1 100

Windy Bay Road

aggregate for topping the 1 mile of Windy Bay 

Road construction

purchased aggregate for topping 1 mile of Windy 

Bay Road. this project is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/31/2016.

$53,130.00 $24,919.00

Prairie Island Indian Community Minnesota F57403

F5740315 80

PIIC Tribal 

Community Parking 

Lots

RECONS, parking lot improvements re-pavement of community parking lots, The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2016.

$799,479.00 $799,479.00

Pueblo of Acoma NM M20703

M20703AddP1 40

SP32 Pinsbaari Drive 

Phase B Construction

Phased road construction and drainage 

improvements.

Paving, drainage improvements. The estimated 

completion for this project is 1/1/2018.

$2,606,242.00 $368,774.00

M207030546 99

Road SP 302(1) 2&4 

and SP 302(2) 2&4 

Construction

Construction of new paved road (currently a 

dirt road); drainage improvements and utility 

relocation.

The road design is underway. 100% plan set were 

sent to the BIA SWRO for review. ROW work also 

95%. The estimated completion for this project is 

1/31/2018.

$551,000.00 $299,999.00

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Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Pueblo of Acoma NM M20703

M20703AddP2 100

SP32 Pinsbaari Drive 

Phase B Design

Design of roadway Design of roadway, project complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/1/2017.

$173,915.00 $173,915.00

M207030560 100

SP 30 and SP 25 TIntersection 

Relocation Project

Design and Construction to Relocate TIntersection Create a safe line of sight at a 

dangerous intersection. This project was 

removed due to lack of cooperation from the 

home owner.

This project was removed due to lack of 

cooperation from the home owner. The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2017.

$20,597.00 $20,597.00

M20703AddP3 100

Sp34 Fatima Hill RoadBridge M122 Gabion 

Basket Installation

Installation of gabion baskets Project is complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/1/2018.

$28,076.00 $28,076.00

M207030547 100

Road SP 32(1) 2 & 4 

Design & Construction

Road reconstruction; drainage improvements; 

and sidewalk.

The project is complete. Substantial completion 

inspection completed. Punch list items pending. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/1/2017.

$1,991,820.00 $1,882,713.00

M207030557 100

SP 30(13) 2&4 

Turnout and Overlook 

Project

Relocate unsafe existing turnout; 

expand/improve parking lot and overlook.

This project is complete, final inspections and file 

audits have been complete a accepted. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/29/2017.

$396,300.00 $5,216.00

Pueblo of Cochiti New Mexic M20704

M2004101 4

SP393(1)2&4- 

ROADRUNNER ROAD

Pave Roadrunner Road, implement green 

infrastructure and complete street concepts, 

which includes improved drainage and 

walkways.

Administrative modification during FY16 

transferred a portion funds from Roadrunner 

project to A12AV01311 - Drainage Rehab/SP85 

Bridge project for a required match needed for STPrural grant award. Geotechnical study completed. 

Received 60% plans from engineer in May 2017. 

Presented plans to Tribal Council and submitted 

comments to engineer in June of 2017. Planning 

meetings held with Cochiti Maintenance 

Department and Cochiti Utility Task Force to 

discuss future placement of trash bins alongside 

Roadrunner Street as part of the design. Engineer 

submitted final design and final ROW map for 

acquisition. Final design and final ROW map sent 

to BIA for review. After review is completed, final 

submittal will be presented to tribal council for 

approval. The estimated completion for this project 

is 3/29/2019.

$808,287.00 $12,672.00

M2004102 5

SP395(1)2&4- 

TURQUIOSE STREET

Pave Turquoise Street, implement green 

infrastructure and complete street concepts, 

which includes improved drainage and 

walkways.

Administrative modification during FY16 

transferred a portion funds from Turquoise project 

to A12AV01311 - Drainage Rehab/SP85 Bridge 

project for a required match needed for STP-rural 

grant award. Geotechnical study completed. 

Received 60% plans from engineer in May 2017. 

Presented plans to Tribal Council and submitted 

comments to engineer in June of 2017. Planning 

meetings held with Cochiti Maintenance 

Department and Cochiti Utility Task Force to 

discuss future placement of trash bins alongside 

Turquoise Street as part of the design. Engineer 

submitted final design and final ROW map for 

acquisition. Final design and final ROW map sent 

to BIA for review. After review is completed, final 

submittal will be presented to tribal council for 

approval. The estimated completion for this project 

is 3/29/2019.

$633,874.00 $18,877.00

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FY

Pueblo of Cochiti New Mexic M20704

M2004121 89

SP85- Bridge (Sect 10)

Project includes construction of a three span, 

250' long bridge over the Peralta Creek and 

road reconstruction on bridge approaches. 

Project to also include safety improvements.

Pre-bid meeting held in October. Project awarded 

in November. Kick-off meeting held in January. 

Project progress meetings held weekly with 

contractor and construction engineer. Updates 

presented monthly to Tribal Council. Final walkthrough held June 29. Bridge opening held June 

30. Additional work requested by FHWA-FLH 

which included additional drainage structure on 

SW quadrant of project. Received letter of 

acceptance from FHWA-FLH on September 8, 

awaiting work to be completed before accepting 

project as complete. Awaiting final project cost 

from FHWA-FLH to pay required match from 

Cochiti. The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/28/2018.

$2,550,950.00 $41,874.00

Pueblo of Isleta NM M20705

M207050568 20

NM 314 & 45

On-going project management and support to 

NMDOT Highway Projects within two (2) 

corridors. Location Study and design for 

Intersection realignment project at major State 

Highway Intersection within the 

Pueblo. Project will include new-4-legged 

intersection that meets driver expectancy for 

state highways, will improve drainage, will 

include new PMBP roadways with various 

sidewalks and miscellaneous roadway 

appurtenances

Environmental Documentation under review by 

Pueblo and NMDOT. Submitttal to FHWA and BIA 

projected in 2016. Digital Aerial Photography work 

underway. Design Development underway with 

30% plan review inspection anticipated in February 

2017. Proposal for construction funding submitted 

to MRCOG in October 2016 ($7,500,000 total 

(including Pueblo match) was requested - half in 

FFY2022 and half in FFY2023). 30% Plan review is 

on hold until drainage issues through and across 

the project termini are evaluated and 

addressed. Drainage analysis and design 

alternatives are under evaluation by the Engineer 

in coordination and consultation with the Pueblo. 

The final design alternative has not been selected 

as of this date. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/30/2022.

$920,000.00 $23,004.00

M20705AddP2 30

TR97 and 

TR97/NM47 

Intersection

Project includes improving TR97 to include 

improving the horizontal and vertical 

alignments, eliminating low water crossings 

with the installation of culverts, base course 

and asphalt pavement. In addition, the project 

includes improving the approach to NM47 and 

the intersection, to include a SB exclusive right 

turn lane and modifications to the signal 

hardware and timings.

Environmental Assessment complete and 

approved, Right-of-Way complete and approved by 

BIA, Traffic Impact Analysis compete and approved 

by NMDOT for improvements to NM47/TR97 

Intersection. Design contract in place with Local 

Firm. 30% Design complete. Project currently on 

hold awaiting Tribal Council final Approval on 

Facility Design. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2019.

$1,151,556.00 $19,610.00

M207050569 30

TR97 - SP052

The Project includes improving TR97 to include 

modifications to the Horizontal and Vertical 

Alignment, eliminating low water crossings 

with the installation of culverts, Aggregate Base 

Course and Asphalt pavement. In addition, the 

project includes improvements to the approach 

to NM47 and the intersection itself, including a 

SB exclusive right turn lane and modifications 

to the signal hardware and signal timings.

RFP was issued utilizing the Pueblo's IDIQ 

Engineering Contract and awarded to a local 

Architectural/Engineering Design Team in October 

2016. Roadway and intersection improvements 

are required to serve new Pueblo Administration 

Office and Equipment Shop & Maintenance 

yard 30% Plan review for roadway project is 

scheduled in June 2017. EA/FONSI approved. Final 

Right-of-Way map submitted to BIA for 

approval Environmental Assessment complete 

and approved, Right-of-Way complete and 

approved by BIA, Traffic Impact Analysis compete 

and approved by NMDOT for improvements to 

NM47/TR97 Intersection. Design contract in place 

with Local Firm. 30% Design complete. Project 

currently on hold awaiting Tribal Council final 

Approval on Facility Design. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2019.

$1,151,556.00 $19,610.00

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FY

Pueblo of Isleta NM M20705

M207050564 100

TR 78 - SP663(1) 

2&4 - Section 010

Grade; Drain; Aggregate Surface Course, and 

blended chemical application

Construction completed between January 11, 2016 

and May 27, 2016. Final Inspection held on June 

29, 2016, and final payment made to Contractor in 

November 2016. CM-CI Firm paid with TTP 

funding - 1 payment remaining to close out their 

work on the project. Design Firm, CM-CI Firm and 

Contractor have been paid in full. Final FHWA 

inspection completed on 6/29/16 and the Pueblo 

issued the Final Project Close-Out report on 

10/24/16. The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/27/2016.

$1,355,396.00 $87,687.00

M207050558 100

NM 47 Landscaping 

Project

Landscaping; Highway Safety Enhancements to 

include Barrier Walls; Guardrail; Etc.

Median and Roadside Landscape enhancements 

including plantings, hardscape, artwork, irrigation 

and lighting. Project is 100% complete, with final 

inspection on December 3, 2015. Final payments 

made to Contractor and CM-CI Firm. Working with 

the NMDOT to obtain final reimbursement of 

Federal Funds. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/11/2015.

$970,582.00 $25,187.00

Pueblo of Laguna New Mexic M21707

M2107162 5

L243(2)2&4- Acorn 

Road

Planning & design of a road that includes; a 

Preliminary Engineering Report,geotechnical 

report, drainage analysis, grade & drain, 

aggregate base, pavement, and incidentals. 

This project includes the construction of a multiuse trail.

In the 2nd quarter of FY 2017, the Pueblo posted a 

Request for Proposal for Engineering and Design 

services. Proposals from local Consulting firms 

were received, reviewed and an award was made. 

The project kick off meeting was held in July 2017, 

with the final Preliminary Engineering Report 

expected in the 1st quarter of FY 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2019.

$1,000,000.00 $10,190.00

M2107161 5

L26(2)2&4- Deer 

Dancer Road

Planning & design of a road that includes; a 

Preliminary Engineering Report, geotechnical 

report, drainage analysis, grade & drain, 

aggregate base, pavement and incidentals. This 

project includes the required documentation 

for a multi-use trail.

In the 2nd quarter, of 2017, the tribe published an 

RFP for design services and awarded the design 

contract to a local Engineering firm, licensed in the 

state of NM. A kick off meeting was held in July 

2017, with the PER expected from the consultant 

the 1st quarter of FY 2018. There were delays with 

progress, attributed to the unavailability of the 

existing ROW information for the route. A request 

for time extension was requested and authorized. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2019.

$1,000,000.00 $10,757.00

M2107112 35

L24(2)2&4- RAINFALL 

ROAD

Planning and design of a route that includes; a 

Preliminary Engineering Report, geotechnical 

report, drainage analysis, grade & drain, 

aggregate base, pavement and incidentals. This 

project includes the construction of a multi-use 

trail.

The final draft Preliminary Engineering Report was 

completed by the end of the 4th quarter, FY 2017. 

With the challenge of various rights-of-way 

conflicts, several stakeholder meeting occurred 

throughout the fiscal year to identify viable 

improvement options. Utility coordination 

meetings have also been held with Continental 

Divide Electric Co., Century Link, POL Utility 

Authority, and NM Gas Co. The NM Department of 

Transportation supports several options that focus 

on improvements of a Box culvert, with minimal 

interstate traffic disruption. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2020.

$10,000,000.0

0

$12,192.00

M2110800 50

San Jose River BridgeM108

Planning, design & construction of a bridge and 

road approaches that include; grade & drain, 

aggregate base, pavement, bridge and 

incidentals. This project includes the 

construction of a multi-use trail.

The Plans, Specifications & Estimate are 100% 

complete and pending a final P.S.&E review with 

BIA DOT. Pending activities include approval of 

ROW amendments from the Tribal Council, in 

order to complete the P.S.&E review. The 

amendments to the existing ROW were received in 

the 3rd quarter of FY 2017. A presentation to Tribal 

Council is planned for the 2nd quarter of FY 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

$3,221,000.00 $16,134.00

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FY

Pueblo of Laguna New Mexic M21707

M2107120 50

RESERVATION WIDE 

STRIPING PROJECT

Planning, design & construction of Pueblo wide 

TTP Routes, rehabilitating the existing road 

section with mill, overlay, striping, drainage 

and other road section enhancements that 

include; grade & drain, aggregate base, 

pavement and incidentals. This project includes 

construction of a multi-use trail, for certain 

routes.

The project P.S.&E is complete for three routes; 

200, 503 & 245, and is ready to bid. Pending action 

is the execution of the NM TIF agreement 

document. The project is planned for bid in the 

2nd quarter of FY 2018. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/30/2018.

$769,500.00 $1,072.00

M2113700 50

SAN JOSE RIVER 

BRIDGE- M137

Planning, design & construction of a bridge and 

road approaches that include; grade & drain, 

aggregate base, pavement, bridge and 

incidentals. This project includes the 

completing the required documents for a multiuse trail.

In the 2nd quarter, of 2017, a request for bid was 

published, bids received and awarded compliant to 

the tribe's Procurement Policy. The selected 

contractor was notified of post award submittal 

requirements to be received, before a Notice to 

Proceed can be issued. The Pre-construction 

meeting was scheduled for the 1st quarter of FY 

2018. With the construction affecting a primary 

water of the US, an US Army Corps of Engineers 

401 and 404 permits were developed and 

submitted for approval. Construction start is 

anticipated in the 2nd quarter of FY 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$2,306,183.00 $105.00

M2107091 75

L22(4)2&4 ACOMA 

ROAD (CASA BLANCA 

ROAD)

Planning, design & construction of a road that 

includes, grade & drain, aggregate base, 

pavement and incidentals. This project 

includes the construction of a multi-use trail.

The P.S.& E was completed and the project was bid 

and awarded to a local qualified contractor. The 

pre-construction meeting was held in March 2017, 

with the NTP in April. The project is in construction, 

and at the end of FY 2017 is at 75% completion. 

The project was authorized to be constructed by 

the SWRO BIA DOT, with provisions to protect a 

few eligible Cultural sites and complete a HABS 

survey of a historic building. The Cultural sites and 

HABS survey were tested and as-builted compliant 

to the requirements of SWRO BIA DESCRM. 

Substantial Completion is planned for November 

2017. The estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2017.

$2,536,185.00 $855,710.00

Pueblo of Nambe New Mexic M25708

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Pueblo of Nambe New Mexic M25708

M2508161 5

NP 101 Safety 

Improvement Project

The purpose of this proposed project was 

meant to improve safety conditions for the 

general motoring public at two arroyo crossings 

along the NP 101 roadway. At these two 

locations, it was found that the installation of 

guardrails was proving to be increasingly 

necessary, as the side slopes along the roadway 

are greater than 2:1 and the fills are greater 

than 10 feet. Along with guard railing, we 

intended to widen the shoulders by at least 

four feet, and install culvert extensions as well. 

Slope protection such as gabion baskets may 

have also been required.

This safety project was initially brought forward by 

Mr. Valdez, and he spent most of his time during 

the first half of Fiscal Year 2017 working on it. In 

January of 2017, Mr. Valdez hired a contractor, 

Land Surveying Company, to conduct a topographic 

survey of the two arroyo crossing sites mentioned 

above. The cost of this service was $3,141.06. Mr. 

Valdez then wished to hire a contractor to 

complete construction design plans and 

specifications for the project, and RFP was placed 

in the Rio Grande Sun, a local newspaper, in April, 

and then another in August. The cost of these 

advertisements were $66.22 and $68.94 

respectively. Unfortunately, no bid proposals were 

received in response to either of these 

advertisements. In an August meeting with 

representatives from the BIA Southwest Regional 

Office regarding our upcoming Control Schedule, 

the NP 101 Safety Improvement Project was 

discussed in length. After careful review and 

consideration, it was agreed that this project 

should be abandoned in favor of a large scale NP 

101 Improvement Project. This project was 

removed from our Control Schedule on September 

30th (the end of the fiscal year), and no further 

upcoming work will be performed. Any remaining 

funds associated with the project ($1,931.06) will 

be transferred back into the Roads & 

Transportation’s Central Bank Account Fund, and 

will be repurposed into the new NP 101 

Improvement Study Project at the start of Fiscal 

Year 2018. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2017.

$12,572.00 $12,572.00

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Pueblo of Nambe New Mexic M25708

M25708 20

NP 101 Improvement 

Study

This proposed project, which appears on the 

Control Schedule for Fiscal Year 2017, calls for 

the conduction of an improvement study and 

topographic survey of the NP 101 roadway, 

from the intersection of NM 503 to the Nambe 

Lake Dam. This road is about 8 miles in length 

and averages 80 feet in width (from fence line 

to fence line). As part of the improvement 

study, the Pueblo is looking to identify signage, 

culverts, utilities, drainage structures, 

intersections, power lines, and any other 

structures or areas along the roadway that may 

need improvement. As this project is on a 

Federal BIA roadway, and will be using federal 

funds, we will be using USDOT FHWA FP-14 

Standard Specifications in regards to an 

improvements the study may entail. Essentially, 

the purpose of this project is to develop a sort 

of master plan that the Pueblo will use for a 

multi-year improvement project of NP 101. 

Funds associated with this project will be used 

to fulfill any of the activities mentioned above.

This project initially came about as a result of an 

August meeting with representatives from the BIA 

Southwest Regional Office regarding our current 

Control Schedule. At the meeting, one of our 

projects, the NP 101 Safety Improvement Project, 

was discussed in great length. Initially the scope of 

work for that project was to install guardrails and 

widen the shoulders at two arroyo crossings along 

NP 101. . After careful review and consideration, it 

was agreed that that project should be abandoned 

in favor of a much larger scale project. Thus the NP 

101 Improvement Study Project was born. The first 

step in this new long-term project was to conduct 

an improvement study and topographic survey of 

the entire NP 101 roadway. Mr. Lopez created an 

RFP as well as the bid proposal documents, and an 

ad was placed in the Albuquerque Journal 

newspaper at the beginning of September. The 

cost of this advertisement was $57.79, and bid 

proposals were sought from qualified firms until 

September 15th. At the end of the bid submittal 

process, there were two firms that returned bids 

for the project, both based out of Albuquerque. 

The first was KSA Engineers, Inc., and the other 

was Huitt-Zollars, Inc. After a careful selection 

process and discussion among our Selection 

Committee, KSA Engineers, Inc. was the firm that 

was chosen to conduct the project, at a price of 

$160,544.22, inclusive of applicable taxes. The 

funds for the project were officially authorized in a 

September Tribal Council meeting, and Mr. Lopez 

proceeded to draw up a Contract Agreement. KSA 

Engineers, Inc. will begin their work at the start of 

Fiscal Year 2018 in October, and will be paid upon 

completion of the Improvement Study and 

Topographic Survey. Any remaining funds 

associated with the project ($202,788.12) will be 

transferred back into the Roads & Transportation’s 

Central Bank Account Fund, and will be carried 

over into the NP 101 Improvement Study Fund for 

Fiscal Year 2018. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$202,788.00 $275.00

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FY

Pueblo of Nambe New Mexic M25708

M2508134 30

NP 102 West Low 

Flow Crossing

This proposed project, which appears on the 

control schedule as a carryover project from 

previous fiscal years, is an ongoing project for 

the Pueblo of Nambe. The purpose of this 

project calls for the construction of a reinforced 

concrete low water crossing, measuring 

approximately 150 feet long by 50 feet wide 

(about 0.17 acres), and asphalt concrete 

approaches at the intersection of County Road 

84F and NP 102 West. In addition, the project 

will include the installation of gabion baskets 

for erosion control along the east bank of the 

arroyo. These improvements are intended to 

provide drainage to the roadways and prevent 

the continuation of down cutting currently 

occurring at the intersection from storm water 

runoff. It will also make improvements to the 

wash which also crosses at the intersection, by 

the addition of a small amount of river rock and 

rip rap.

Similar to the NP 102 West Drainage Improvement 

Project, during the first half of Fiscal Year 2017, the 

Pueblo of Nambe had submitted a copy of the 

Environmental Assessment for review and approval 

by the BIA Southwest Regional Office. In June 

however, the Pueblo had received comments back 

from the BIA Southwest Regional Office that some 

revisions needed to be made in order to receive 

final approval. At this time, it also came to the 

Pueblo’s attention that the Rights of Way survey 

had never been submitted for final review and 

approval either, and that revisions needed to be 

made as well. So Mr. Lopez forwarded the 

comments to TRC Environmental, the company 

that created the initial Environmental Assessment, 

in order to have the revisions incorporated into the 

final draft of the document. The cost of this service 

was $3,174.63. The finished product was sent back 

to the Pueblo in August. Mr. Lopez also met with 

Land Surveying Company, the company created 

the initial Rights of Way survey, in order to have 

the revisions incorporated in the final draft of the 

survey. Land Surveying Company made these 

revisions at no cost to the Pueblo, and the Pueblo 

received the final product in August. In September, 

the Pueblo of Nambe resubmitted both the 

Environmental Assessment document and the 

Rights of Way survey to BIA Southwest Regional 

Office for final review and approval. As of 

September 30th however, we have not heard 

anything back from the BIA Southwest Regional 

Office. Construction design plans already exist for 

the project, and we’re hoping to begin the 

construction phase of the project in Fiscal Year 

2018 once final approval of the Environmental and 

Rights of Way documents has been received. Any 

remaining funds associated with the project 

($26,782.06) will be transferred back into the 

Roads & Transportation’s Central Bank Account 

Fund, and will be carried over into the NP 102 

West Low Flow Crossing Fund for Fiscal Year 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

$222,500.00 $3,218.00

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FY

Pueblo of Nambe New Mexic M25708

M2508092 30

NP 102 West 

Drainage 

Improvement

This proposed project, which appears on the 

control schedule as a carryover project from 

previous fiscal years, is an ongoing project for 

the Pueblo of Nambe. The purpose of this 

project calls for the construction of a new 669 

foot (204 meters) reinforced concrete pipeline, 

drop inlets, and service manholes along the 

north and west side of the traditional 

ceremonial grounds south of NP 102 West. 

These actions are intended to provide drainage 

to the traditional ceremonial grounds and 

adjacent structures by collecting storm water 

and directing it to an existing drainage channel 

with river rock and rip rap.

Similar to the NP 102 West Low Flow Crossing 

Project, during the first half of Fiscal Year 2017, the 

Pueblo of Nambe had submitted a copy of the 

Environmental Assessment for review and approval 

by the BIA Southwest Regional Office. In June 

however, the Pueblo had received comments back 

from the BIA Southwest Regional Office that some 

revisions needed to be made in order to receive 

final approval. At this time, it also came to the 

Pueblo’s attention that the Rights of Way survey 

had never been submitted for final review and 

approval either, and that revisions needed to be 

made as well. So Mr. Lopez forwarded the 

comments to TRC Environmental, the company 

that created the initial Environmental Assessment, 

in order to have the revisions incorporated into the 

final draft of the document. The cost of this service 

was $3,174.63. The finished product was sent back 

to the Pueblo in August. Mr. Lopez also met with 

Land Surveying Company, the company created 

the initial Rights of Way survey, in order to have 

the revisions incorporated in the final draft of the 

survey. Land Surveying Company made these 

revisions at no cost to the Pueblo, and the Pueblo 

received the final product in August. In September, 

the Pueblo of Nambe resubmitted both the 

Environmental Assessment document and the 

Rights of Way survey to BIA Southwest Regional 

Office for final review and approval. As of 

September 30th however, we have not heard 

anything back from the BIA Southwest Regional 

Office. Construction design plans already exist for 

the project, and we’re hoping to begin the 

construction phase of the project in Fiscal Year 

2018 once final approval of the Environmental and 

Rights of Way documents has been received. Any 

remaining funds associated with the project 

($33,782.06) will be transferred back into the 

Roads & Transportation’s Central Bank Account 

Fund, and will be carried over into the NP 102 

West Drainage Improvement Fund for Fiscal Year 

2018. The estimated completion for this project is 

6/30/2018.

$183,000.00 $3,218.00

Pueblo of Picuris New Mexic M25709

M2509141 60

NP200-EAGLE VIEW 

ROAD (Sec80)

Reconstruct road to soften curves, improve 

drainage and added mountable curbs.

This project is almost complete. Preliminary 

design, NEPA, ROW, PS&E are done, The reclaiming 

of old pavement has been completed, mountable 

curb is being poured. The estimated completion for 

this project is 4/29/2017.

$299,242.00 $13,647.00

M2509111 100

NP200 (1)2&4 KIVA 

ROAD (Sec70)

This project was to reconstruct the road in the 

process add a sidewalk on one side of the road 

and to help improve the drainage flow.

Project was completed in April 2015, however a 

savings was left that need to be expended. This 

savings was used to complete final report and 

items needed to close project. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/7/2015.

$249,713.00 $2,137.00

Pueblo of Pojoaque New Mexic M25710

M2510171 100

NP 320(2) BUTTERFLY 

SPRINGS

REHAB Complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 7/5/2017.

$40,000.00 $39,042.00

Pueblo of San Felipe Ne M20712

M207120582 2

Rabbit Hill Road

Reconstruction-Base Course; Subgrade Prep; 

Signing and Const. Staking

Preliminary Design phase, we will be putting a task 

order for the project. The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/22/2018.

$153,000.00 $0.00

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FY

Pueblo of San Felipe Ne M20712

M207120597 99

Black Mesa Phase III

New Construction Project is 95% complete, we are waiting on 

substantial completion, punch list, etc. The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/22/2017.

$442,200.00 $420,534.00

M207120581 99

Seven Star

Reconstruction-Plant Mix Bituminous 

Pavement, Base Course; subgrade prep, curb & 

gutter, sidewalks, signing and construction 

staking

Construction for the project has started on June 5, 

2017--Substantial completion of construction 

occurred in August 2017 The estimated completion 

for this project is 7/15/2017.

$266,800.00 $253,737.00

Pueblo of San Ildefonso NM M25713

M25713073 50

Road Inventory 

Coding Project

Planning and working towards collecting 

inventory data for all roads and revising 

inventory as necessary, entering data into 

RIFDS system and update/revise Long Range 

Transportation Plan (LRTP). Attend training's 

with BIA as needed. Transportation Planning 

manager will continue to monitor budget 

activities and report on all activities and submit 

all quarterly reports.

All Tribal roads have been input into the RIFDS 

database and working on adding and updating; the 

Pueblo is currently reviewing all roads on the 

system to update and/or remove if needed. 

Currently revising Long Range Transportation Plan 

with Governor and Tribal Council Representatives, 

various departments and tribal members. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/29/2018.

$18,000.00 $2,740.00

M2513103 65

NP402(1)2&4 Shu 

Maa Po

The project for NP402 Shu Maa Po is located at 

the intersection of NM502, the project will 

begin at the intersection of NM502 for 

approximately 0.8 miles to the intersection of 

Povi Kaa Drive. Improvements will include 

milling and asphalt overlay of the existing 

pavement.

The projects design has been completed and is 

reviewing contract documents. Work may be 

delayed due to Pueblos waterline project, project 

completion unknown at this time. As soon as 

design plans are complete and reviewed for the 

waterline project, the road projects will be 

evaluated by the Pueblo and BIA The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$419,939.00 $49,074.00

M2513131 100

Safety Siging Project

SAFETY SIGNING-to plan and assess all signs for 

sign replacement on tribal roads, and replace 

all needed signs to meet Manual Uniform 

Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), latest edition. 

Improve and add speed tables/humps were 

needed on tribal roads. Retro-reflectivity 

assessment of all signs on all tribal roads. 

Improve pedestrian crossings, assess current 

speed limits for safety of vehicular traffic and 

pedestrians.

This project is currently completed where 

assessments took place for all traffic signage that 

are on roads, speed table/humps, retro reflectivity 

of signs, pedestrian crossings, and speed limits. 

Speed tables/humps will be painted as 

needed. BIA provided retro-reflectivity training 

with a retroreflectometer. Our goal was to update 

all signs to meet the Manual on Uniform Traffic 

Control Device (MUTCD), latest edition, replace or 

repair all speed bumps/humps, implement 

pedestrian crossings. The pueblo continues to 

improve all speed humps and pedestrian crossings 

as needed. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/31/2017.

$16,000.00 $3,659.00

Pueblo of Sandia NM M20711

M207110007 40

N Village Drainage

Reconstruction along N. Santa Fe Trail to 

ensure roads drain properly.

Preliminary design phase. Huitt Zollars is 

contracted to do pre-design and design work on 

the drainage issues along N. Santa Fe Trail. 

Biological assessment and cultural reports are 

complete. There are three village solutions the 

Pueblo is considering as solutions to the drainage 

problem prior to complete design drawings are 

issued. The estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2018.

$512,628.00 $34,042.00

M207110001 90

Morningstar Drainage

Reconstruction on road to ensure water drains 

properly

Design Drawings to be complete by February, 

2017. Construction to commence summer, 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2018.

$274,070.00 $8,105.00

Pueblo of Santa Clara New Mexic M25716

M257160630 95

Westside Housing 

Roads Phase II

Engineering, Planning, Design for Full 

Reconstruction of all Westside Housing Roads. 

PS&E's and contract documents, 90% draft and 

final field review was conducted with 

Engineers. Proceed to 100% PS&E's.

Bohannan Huston Inc, has been contracted to do 

the Engineering, Plans and Specs for the entire 

Westside Housing Area roads. Major Coordination 

efforts are being discussed with SCP Special 

Projects regarding Water and Waste Water 

schedules to proceed with construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/21/2018.

$64,169.00 $3,875.00

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Pueblo of Santa Clara New Mexic M25716

M257160631 95

Below Obsidian RoadBelow Obsidian Road

Engineering, Planning, Design for Full 

Reconstruction of all Westside Housing Roads. 

PS&E's and contract documents, 90% draft and 

final field review was conducted with 

Engineers. Proceed to 100% PS&E's.

Bohannan Huston Inc, has been contracted to do 

the Engineering, Plans and Specs for the entire 

Westside Housing Area roads. Major Coordination 

efforts are being discussed with SCP Special 

Projects regarding Water and Waste Water 

schedules to proceed with construction. . The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/21/2018.

$64,169.00 $3,875.00

M257160627 95

Westside Housing 

Roads Phase IIB

Engineering, Planning, Design for Full 

Reconstruction of all Westside Housing Roads. 

PS&E's and contract documents, 90% draft and 

final field review was conducted with 

Engineers. Proceed to 100% PS&E's.

Bohannan Huston Inc, has been contracted to do 

the Engineering, Plans and Specs for the entire 

Westside Housing Area roads. Major Coordination 

efforts are being discussed with SCP Special 

Projects regarding Water and Waste Water 

schedules to proceed with construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/21/2018.

$64,169.00 $3,875.00

M257160628 95

Westside Housing 

Roads Phase IIA

Engineering, Planning, Design for Full 

Reconstruction of all Westside Housing Roads. 

PS&E's and contract documents, 90% draft and 

final field review was conducted with 

Engineers. Proceed to 100% PS&E's.

Bohannan Huston Inc, has been contracted to do 

the Engineering, Plans and Specs for the entire 

Westside Housing Area roads. Major Coordination 

efforts are being discussed with SCP Special 

Projects regarding Water and Waste Water 

schedules to proceed with construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/21/2018.

$64,169.00 $3,875.00

Pueblo of Taos New Mexic M25718

M2550200 95

NP703(1)2&4- STAR 

ROAD

DESIGN; CONSTRUCTION Project is in design and 95% complete. The 

Veterans Highway TIGER Reconditioning Project 

required reconstruction of the intersection with 

Star Road to increase safe ingress and egress for 

community members and motorists. Star Road was 

realigned to increase visibility with a 90 degree 

angle to Veterans Highway. A drop inlet and 

retention pond were constructed to improve 

drainage and increase safety for community 

members and motorists. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/29/2017.

$4,760,071.00 $72,857.00

M2550300 95

NP704(1)2&4- LITTLE 

DEER HORN ROAD

ROAD MAINTENANCE. The Veterans Highway 

TIGER Reconditioning Project required 

designation of Little Deer Horn Road as a 

detour route for motorists and community 

members for egress and ingress to Taos 

Pueblo. Per FHWA and NMDOT agreement, 

asphalt millings were donated to Taos Pueblo 

and placed in 500' increments during road 

maintenance operations.

As part of the 5 Roads Project, LIttle Deer Horn is in 

design and 95% complete. As part of the Asphalt 

Millings Placement Project, Little Deer Horn Road is 

complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/29/2017.

$6,935,549.00 $5,951.00

M2518141 100

VETERAN'S 

HIGHWAY - TIGER

REHAB The Veterans Highway TIGER 

Reconditioning, Grade, Drain and Hot Asphalt 

Concrete Pavement Project entailed two 

phases: Phase I from Taos Pueblo boundary 

(behind Allsup's) to Hail Creek Road; and, Phase 

II from Hail Creek Road to entrance to Taos 

Pueblo.

Veterans Highway reconditioning, grade, drain, 

and hot asphalt pavement project was funded by 

the U. S. Department of Transportation, 

Transportation Investment Generating Economic 

Recovery grant program. The project will be 

accomplished in two phases both approximately 1 

mile in length. The only change to original design 

was to bring guardrail in compliance with FP14 

specifications. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2017.

$3,514,402.00 $249,952.00

M25718AddP1 100

Goat Springs Road

RECONS Improvements made as part of Veterans Highway 

TIGER Reconditioning Project including installation 

of new culvert (CMP), Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA), 

retroreflective signage and striping to increase 

safety and visibility for motorists. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/30/2017.

$16,285.00 $0.00

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Pueblo of Taos New Mexic M25718

M2540100 100

NP702(2)2&4 HAIL 

CREEK ROAD

RECONS Project is 100% complete. All required documents 

submitted including new ROW, GOE, Release of 

Claims, Final Narrative Report, Federal Financial 

Report (SF-425) and Request to Close Contract 

signed by Governor. Intersection at Veterans 

Highway was realigned to 90 degree angle during 

Veterans Highway TIGER Reconditioning Project to 

improve line of sight and increase safety for 

motorists. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2017.

$1,246,939.00 $0.00

M2550400 100

NP701(2)2&4- 

VETERAN'S HIGHWAY 

INTERSECTION

REHAB. The Veterans Highway TIGER 

Reconditioning Project included milling out a 

20' x 24' section, constructing a speed table, 

and replacing with concrete with 2% angle 

corrections to improve drainage into existing 

retention pond.

REHAB. The Veterans Highway TIGER 

Reconditioning Project included milling out a 20' x 

24' section and replacing with concrete with 2% 

angle corrections to improve drainage into existing 

retention pond. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2017.

$1,238,394.00 $0.00

Pueblo of Tesuque New Mexic M25719

M2519131 90

NP828(1)2&4- NEW 

ADMINISTRATION 

ROAD

NEW construction , Drainage grading and 

paving, Metal barrier, sidewalk curb & gutter, 

2 lane entrance road to the Pueblo 

Administration Building.

Project 90% completed. Construction ongoing but 

shut down for winter weather. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/19/2017.

$694,885.00 $1,808.00

M2531100 100

NP804A(2)2&4 

EASTSIDE RD

RECONSTRUCTION OF PUEBLO OF TESUQUE 

EASTSIDE ROAD NP 804. THIS PROJECT ADDED 

A NEW PAVEMENT STRUCTURE, DRAINAGE 

CULVERTS, CATTLEGUARD, GATES, STRIPING 

AND SIGNING IN ORDER TO IMPROVE 

RIDEABILITY, SAFETY AND DRAINAGE.

THIS PROJECT IS COMPLETE AND THE REMAINING 

FUNDS WERE EXPENDED ON MANAGEMENT OF 

FINAL REPORTS, PROGRESS AND CONTRACT 

COMPLETION. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/1/2015.

$497,956.00 $2,208.00

M2530400 100

NP806(1)2&4 

ENTRANCE ROAD

Reconstruction of road, base course and 

asphalt, drainage improvements, curb & gutter, 

intersection roundabout and minor urban 

appurtenances, traffic control and new MUTCD 

traffic signs.

Project was completed in March of 2016. Mini 

Roundabout at intersection to the Village proper 

and Day school was included and curb and gutter 

was added at that area for drainage control. 

Paving and shoulder reconstruction resulted in a 

safer facility. The estimated completion for this 

project is 3/31/2016.

$9,598,320.00 $981,729.00

M2519151 100

NP828(1)2&4 New 

Administration RoadParking Lot

Pueblo of Tesuque Administration Building 

parking lot improvements including grading for 

drainage, curb and gutter and paving.

Project started in July, Preliminary Engineering 

completed Categorical Exclusion complete, 

geotechnical analysis, drainage analysis completed, 

Right Of Way completed approved. Design 

completed in September. October advertised and 

let out to bid, bidder chosen, approved by 

resolution, contract documents obtained and 

executed, Construction completed by January 

2017. The estimated completion for this project is 

1/1/2017.

$225,100.00 $10,044.00

Pueblo of Zia NM M20720

M207200001 5

Zia Village Streets 

Project - Phase 1

New Construction The 100% PS&E was completed under an existing 

P.L. 93-638 contract with the BIA and submitted to 

the BIA in July 2017. The BIA submitted comments 

to the Pueblo requesting additional revisions to the 

plans. The Pueblo is consulting with the FHWA to 

determine if revisions are necessary. The ROW 

documents for the project were submitted to the 

BIA Realty Office in Sep. 2017. The Pueblo awaits 

the recording of the ROW documents so the 

project may go out to bid for construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/18/2018.

$1,217,670.00 $23,319.00

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Pueblo of Zia NM M20720

M207200003 30

Cabezon Road 

Drainage Repair 

Project

New Construction Construction activities are currently underway. The 

project is expected to be completed in Feb. 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

2/28/2018.

$1,070,294.00 $106,605.00

M207200004 100

Zia Blvd. Grade & 

Drainage 

Improvements

New Construction The project has been completed. The FHWA and 

BIA conducted a final inspection. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/27/2017.

$184,727.00 $80,850.00

Pueblo of Zuni NM M70721

M707210671 90

Intersection 

SR53/301 East

Reconstruct Intersection at S.R. 53 & 301 East 

to include accelerating/decelerating lanes and 

traffic lighting to illuminate the intersection, by 

improving the grade & drain section, base 

course aggregates and asphalt pavement. Also 

will include traffic signs and traffic striping.

Environmental Assessment report in complete. 

Final design drawings and preliminary estimates 

are pending. The estimated completion for this 

project is 8/6/2018.

$477,792.00 $51,167.00

M707210673 100

Lesarlley Road

Plan; Survey; EA Report; Geo-technical Report; 

Roadway Designs & Reconstruct

Commenced road reconstruction on May 2017 and 

completed on September 30, 2017. Reconstruction 

of road included; improve grade & drain, removed 

asphalt pavement, removed all culvert metal pipes 

at all turnout locations, new 6" base course 

aggregates, new 3" asphalt pavement, traffic signs, 

traffic striping, new right-of-way fencing and 

permanent vegetation. Compiling final report to 

FHWA. Added safety features are the rumble strips 

placed in advance of switch back curves. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$1,100,158.00 $883,768.00

M707210669 100

Blackrock North 301 

Expansion

Expanded the road from a 3 - 12 ft lanes to 5 -

12 ft lanes by improving the grade, drainage, 

expanding the turnout concrete box culverts 

(CBCs) for the new Zuni Elementary School, 6-

inch thick aggregate base course, hot asphalt 

pavement, open-graded friction course and 

other miscellaneous traffic control signs and 

pavement striping.

The road widening project is completed. The Zuni 

Tribe is in the process of compiling final 

expenditures and final construction report that will 

be submitted to the FHWA representative. 

Performed deficiency items that were identified at 

the final inspection, which the tribal roads program 

repaired and cleaned up the project area. All 

construction activities have been completed. All 

expenditures are complete. Final report submitted. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

11/24/2016.

$1,539,253.00 $1,478,108.00

Puyallup Tribe Washingto P10115

P1011518 10

30th Street East EOC 

Campus Road 

Expansion

RECONS - Connect East 30th Street to 29th 

Street via access road and roundabout

Preliminary design and construction. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/1/2018.

$3,000,000.00 $22,356.00

Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe of the Pyramid Lake Reservation- Nevada Nevada H61651

H6169400 3

PLIR 35 (1)

Develop PS&E documents and construct 

Wadsworth Bypass Road

P,S & E documents are nearing 100% completion. 

Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe is working with Nevada 

Department of Transportation, Bureau of Indian 

Affairs-Western Nevada Agency and Bureau of 

Indian Affairs-Transportation to complete design 

documents. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2020.

$9,550,000.00 $19,962.00

H61R5000 9

PLIR P102 (1) 

Wadsworth Comm 

Cntr Prkg Expansion

NEWCON we have a consultant designing the new access 

road and parking lot for Wadsworth Community 

Center Phase II. The project will continue with the 

construction of the paved access road and parking 

lot. The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$740,000.00 $55,022.00

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Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe of the Pyramid Lake Reservation- Nevada Nevada H61651

H6157100 28

PLIR Consolidated No. 

6 - Flood Repair

REHAB we have a consultant drafting Damage Survey 

Reports (DSR'S) to submit to Federal Highway 

Administration, Emergency Repair Funds for 

Federal Roads for the flood damage to NTFFI 

Routes #2 and #201 on Pyramid Lake Indian 

Reservation. The final reports have been submitted 

to ERFO Coordinator for approval. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$90,000.00 $25,152.00

H6138200 100

PLIR205(1)

realign and construct new road, RV spurs and 

parking areas for Pelican Point recreational area

Project is complete except for annual water quality 

tsts for Quality Assurance The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/2/2018.

$3,294,645.00 $781.00

Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point Alaska E01424

E01424A1 100

Boat Harbor Road 

Reconstruction & 

Paving

Road Reconstruction & Paving Project Complete The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$1,968,538.00 $1,846,880.00

Quapaw Tribe of Indians OK G04920

G0401A11 100

Downstream Casino 

Service Road

Repair and pave where needed 100% complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/18/2016.

$109,459.00 $109,459.00

Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation- California & Ari California H63696

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Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation- California & Ari California H63696

H6339600 50

FYIR 101 (1) Agnes Rd

RECONS Construction: The Tribe began the Construction 

Phase for this project following design package 

acceptance by BIA, the closeout of Contract 

#A11AV00236, and the addition of $460,186.00 of 

contract savings to Agreement 

#A16AP00184. The Tribal Council, at its Special 

Meeting convened on 04/28/2017, approved the 

Construction Contract with DPE Construction, Inc. 

(DPE) for the not-to-exceed amount of 

$700,335.67. This contract value is slightly below 

the Engineer’s Estimate of $701,101.40. The Tribe 

and DPE convened a Construction Contract Kick-off 

Meeting on 05/16/2017. NV5 also participated in 

this meeting. During the Kick-off Meeting, Brian 

expressed concern regarding the need to relocate a 

power pole on the north side of Agnes Road, just 

east of Picacho Road, and the riding quality of the 

mid-block cross gutter on Agnes Road, near 

Quechan Drive. NV5 agreed to revisit design and 

propose recommendations. Brian issued the 

Notice to Proceed on 05/17/2017. On 

05/30/2017, DPE began excavation for the new 

storm drain headwall and connection to the 

existing storm drain across Quechan Drive, but 

found this drain to be full of dirt with severe 

corrosion and structural damage to the corrugated 

metal pipe clearly evident. Brian consulted with 

Phil Kern, Managing Engineer, NV5, Inc. (NV5), the 

Tribe’s engineer of record for the project, and Phil 

concluded that replacement of the existing drain is 

necessary, as its degraded condition presents a risk 

of failure on a highly travelled road, and because 

the effectiveness of the new storm drain for Agnes 

Road depends upon a fully functioning drain across 

Quechan Drive. DPE provided Brian with a cost 

proposal to replace the failing drain. Brian 

presented the proposal to the Tribal Council as 

Amendment #1 to the Construction Contract with a 

not-to-exceed amount at $30,800.26. The Tribal 

Council approved Amendment #1 on 

07/14/2017. In response to concerns raised 

during the Kick-off Meeting, on 06/12/2017, NV5 

issued the revised Delta 1 roadway plans, affecting 

Sheets 8 and 14, to DPE. Delta 1 eliminated the 

need to relocate the power pole by reducing by 2 

feet the westbound roadway width of Agnes Road 

from 26 feet to 24 feet, and revising the lane 

striping. On 07/20/2017, NV5 issued the revised 

Delta 2 roadway plans, affecting Sheets 9 and 11, 

to DPE. Delta 2 addressed the riding quality 

concern by increasing by 4 feet the valley gutter 

width from 6 feet to 10 feet. Between 

08/21/2017 to 08/25/2017, DPE installed a new 

reinforced concrete pipe storm drain across Agnes 

Road, along the north side of the failed corrugated 

metal pipe storm drain, which was filled with slurry 

and abandoned in place. The Tribe’s Cultural 

Resource Monitor was present during all 

excavation on 08/21/2017 and 08/23/2017. On 

09/21/2017, DPE began constructing the curb and 

gutters along Agnes Road and Indian Hill Drive, and 

anticipates completion, along with the valley 

gutters and at least the first 2” lift of asphalt paving 

during the next reporting period. Paving will be 

coordinated with the paving of the parking lots at 

the new IHS Health Care Center to prevent the 

tracking of dirt and landscaping materials over and 

avoiding damage to the new pavement. Brian will 

$1,740,000.00 $291,239.00

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Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation- California & Ari California H63696

also invoice DPE for Cultural Monitoring fees 

during the next reporting period. During the 

reporting period, Brian received one pay 

application from DPE. On 09/15/2017, Brian 

transmitted DPE’s Pay Application #1 to the Tribe’s 

Finance Office, recommending payment of the 

requested amount of $282,181.50. The Tribe 

issued payment on 09/18/2017. Construction 

Monitoring: During the reporting period, at its 

Special Meeting on 04/28/2017, the Tribal Council 

approved the Amendment #1 to the Engineering 

Services Contract with NV5, Inc., based upon NV5’s 

cost proposal for Phil’s involvement in the 

oversight of the project’s construction as necessary 

for Phil to provide his certification, as the Tribe’s 

licensed engineer of record, that the project is built 

in substantial conformance with the approved 

PS&E. The not-to-exceed value of NV5’s proposal 

is $30,000.00. For its work performed during the 

reporting period, Brian received two invoices from 

NV5. On 08/22/2017, Brian transmitted the first of 

NV5’s invoices to the Tribe’s Finance Office, 

recommending payment of $2,387.00, with 

payment issued on 08/23/2017. Brian submitted 

NV5’s second invoice to Finance on 09/13/2017, 

recommending payment of $6,670.08, and the 

Tribe issued payment on 10/23/2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/15/2018.

Quileute Tribe of the Quileute Reservation Washingto P06116

P0611601 0

Quileute Community 

Shuttle Program

TRANSIT Project is for support of operation of the Quileute 

Community Shuttle program. The program is 

funded by TANF and operated but the tribe as a 

community services providing opportunities for 

education, employment, transportation to medical 

services and more. Application was made to the 

FTA competitive grant program for 2017 for the 

purchase of new buses to replace the aging fleet. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/27/2017.

$200,000.00 $0.00

P0611603 5

Main Et All

RECONS Project remains on TTIP list. Maintenance repair of 

potholes and pavement breaks have been done as 

needed. No major work has been done on this 

project over 2017 beyond maintenance, painting 

crosswalks, and striping. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/27/2019.

$166,000.00 $0.00

P0611610 70

QUIR- SOUTHERN 

ACCESS

NEWCON Scope of work modified to include three 

projects: 1. Quileute Heights Look Road 

resurfacing (route 1258) 2. Thunder Road 

maintenance (route 1260) 3. Funds applied as a 

match toward FTA grant for purchase of buses for 

Quileute Community Shuttle project. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/28/2018.

$651,807.00 $0.00

P0611602 100

Quileute Heights

RECONS RFP distributed for project with bid recieved from 

Lakeside Industries of Port Angeles. Scope of work 

change request on two P.L. 93-638 contracts to 

allow funding for the project. A contract with 

Lakeside has been negotiated and work will 

commence in the Spring of 2017 as weather 

permits. The estimated completion for this project 

is 6/1/2017.

$250,115.00 $0.00

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Quileute Tribe of the Quileute Reservation Washingto P06116

P0611604 100

School Loop Road

RECONS This project scope of work was modified to include 

the repaving of the Quileute Heights Loop Road. 

That project was completed June, 2017 and 

completely expended this contract. The contract is 

in the process of being closed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/1/2017.

$250,115.00 $0.00

P0611606 100

Admin Cap BldgTransportation 

Planning

PLANNING Completion of Quileute Long-Range Transportation 

Plan Completion of Quileute Transportation Safety 

Plan Application planned and prepared for Tribal 

Transportation Safety Fund projects. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/1/2017.

$547,128.00 $17,589.00

Ramah Navajo (recognized under Navajo) NM M75722

M757220005 100

BIA 125 

Reconstruction 

Project

Roadway Reconstruction Submitted a TIGER 

Grant for construction funding from MP12.8 to 

18.0 on BIA125.

The project is designed. No ROW is required as 

the project improvements stay within existing 

ROW Easement. The project as designed is a 

reconstruction of the existing roadway full depth 

and includes an 2-12 foot lane width HMA riding 

surface and 2-2 foot shoulders with 6:1 safety edge 

tapers. Minor vertical curve corrections were 

made in several locations. The project is in saving 

mode as the cost exceeds the available TTP 

resource allocations. Submitted a TIGER Grant and 

needs construction money. Discovered an issue 

with the completion of the NEPA document, began 

working with David Cremer at FHWA TTP Programs 

to complete the NEPA documentation. Note that 

We did prepate a TIGER Grant Application for this 

project and we tried submitting it, however the 

Federal on-line system did not accept the submittal 

as it was backlogged and our application was 

submitted a couple of minutes late. This is 

fortunate, as we are now completing the NEPA 

documentation and plan to resubmit this project 

for TIGER Grant when the NOFA is advertised for 

TIGER. Effort expended by the RNDOT director 

was in excess of 60 hours to develop TIGER Grant 

info - this effort is not wasted as we will again 

resubmit the application in 2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/19/2024.

$9,200,000.00 $500,000.00

Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians Wisconsin F55435

F5543510 2

PIKE ROAD

This project consists of upgrades to utility lines 

adjacent to the roadway and the reconstruction 

and paving of Pike and Community roads.

The design phase of this project was completed in 

early 2017 and advertised for bids along with utility 

facility upgrades adjacent to the roadway. bids 

were received in late summer and rejected due to 

availability of funding. The project scope will be 

reduced or more funding will be allocated and this 

project will be re-bid in early 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/30/2018.

$150,000.00 $0.00

F5543520 10

JD DRIVE

RECONS This project is a paving project with some light 

earth work, which includes culvert replacements 

and additional gravel base placement. Culvert 

replacement and ditching has been completed in 

2017, however early low temperatures for paving 

this fall prohibited that work. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/30/2018.

$210,000.00 $5,400.00

F55435ER 99

RED CLIFF ERFO 

PROJECT

ERFO All repairs have been completed with the exception 

of route number 1016 (Blueberry Road). This 

project is scheduled to be completed in June 2018. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

6/30/2018.

$2,250,000.00 $1,048,714.00

Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F52409

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TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F52409

F5240907 5

THUNDER LAKE ROAD 

(PHASE III)

DESIGN Preliminary survey & design efforts have been 

started. Archaeological survey is complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/28/2020.

$1,269,600.00 $65,200.00

F5240906 100

HEART LAKE 

ADDITION STREETS

Bituminous paving of .80 miles of residential 

road in the Heart Lake Housing Addition. The 

project was at Bear Street.

100% complete. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2016.

$15,034.00 $15,034.00

F52409AddP2 100

REDBY BRIDGE HWY 1

ENGINEERING SERVICES Complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$7,206.00 $7,206.00

F5240922 100

BALIF LAKE ROAD

RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION COMPLETE The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/29/2017.

$1,058,829.00 $1,058,829.00

F52409AddP1 100

WESTEND BRIDGE 

HWY 1

BRIDGE REPLACEMENT COMPLETE The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2017.

$513,955.00 $513,955.00

Reno-Sparks Indian Colony- Nevada Nevada H61653

H61T4100 100

RSIC Transit No. 3 

(Transi Vehicle Maint)

Funds to cover the cost of the maintenance of 

the public Tribal Transportation System staff, 

vehicles, and equipment.

During the fiscal year the Reno-Sparks Indian 

Colony had a total expenditure from this grant of 

$35,526.46 from October 1, 2015 to September 30, 

2017. Most of the expenditures from this grant in 

fiscal year 2017 went towards RSIC staff and 

equipment for maintained the colony's public 

transportation vehicles. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/30/2017.

$180,000.00 $35,526.00

H61RM653 100

RSIC Road 

Maintenance

Provide labor, materials and services needed to 

perform routine road maintenance on the 

Reno-Sparks Indian Colony. Purchase road 

equipment as funding permits including a snow 

plow.

In Fiscal Year 2017 the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony 

had a total of $37,997.66 in funds expended for 

road maintenance activities. In April the RenoSparks Indian Colony hired a contractor to repaint 

6.8 miles of roadway markings on Eagle Canyon 

Road. TTP maintenance funds in the amount of 

$22,300.00 were spent on this project which 

greatly enhanced safety along this important 

stretch of roadway. In July the Reno-Sparks Indian 

Colony rented equipment to grade roads in Hungry 

Valley. TTP maintenance funds in the amount of 

$7,250.00 were spent on renting equipment which 

improved these roads for evacuation routes and 

supported wildfire operations in the vicinity. A total 

of $8,427.66 was expended in TTP maintenance 

funds during Fiscal Year 2017 to cover indirect 

costs. The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2017.

$190,000.00 $37,998.00

Rosebud Sioux Tribe SD A07345

A073450044 85

Chip Seal

Chip seal the existing roadways to protect and 

them and extend the life of the surface.

To extend the life of the roadways on the Rosebud 

Sioux Reservation with patching as needed; sealing 

the openings that require it; and spreading the oil 

and overlay of chips; clear the unnecessary chips; 

and lay a fresh stripping. The estimated completion 

for this project is 11/15/2019.

$1,000,000.00 $80,782.00

A073450007 95

Six Mile Corner

PS&E assist in research and submission of grant 

Partnering with Todd County Commissioners to 

include 10 miles in our inventory and financial 

input for the construction; full reconstruct; 

drainage; grade; and pave; with a 

pedestrian/bike pathway with lighting etc.

Hired an engineering firm to design the reconstruction of the total of 16 miles from Rosebud, 

SD; BIA Rt. 7; Todd County Rt. 307 and Todd 

County Rt. 310 to US Hwy 83; the final design is not 

complete yet. We were awarded the 2016 TIGER 

VIII Grant in the amount of 14,620,000, with multiyear construction to begin in FY2018 The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/15/2021.

$27,620,000.0

0

$399,615.00

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Expended this 

FY

Rosebud Sioux Tribe SD A07345

A073450008 100

Crow Dog BridgeA032

Replacement of the entire structure of the 

Bridge

Advertised for bids and awarded to an engineering 

firm for the PS&E of this bridge project. the final 

design is not due until December 19, 2016, at 

which time we will be submitting for the TTPBP 

funding. The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/4/2020.

$1,588,000.00 $91,726.00

A073450005 100

BIA Rt #1 with 

Pathways to 

HeadStart Center

Grading; surfacing; widening of & adding lanes 

with lighted pathways and Flashing crosswalks 

and miscellaneous items

After going into Winter Suspension 12/22/15. 

Notice To Resume was given April 2016 completion 

of dirt work and sealing over lay of the Geo Tech 

blanket the concrete is being poured and addition 

increase of lanes and bike/pedestrian lighted 

pathway is also being poured and ready for 

inclusion of lighting along the pathways and 

flashing crosswalks. This project was substantially 

complete August 15, 2016 and continues to move 

forward for full completion by March 10, 2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/10/2017.

$8,400,000.00 $1,168,918.00

A073450001 100

Two Strike Bridge - 

A033

Replacement of the entire bridge and making 

the width of the bridge more safer for the 

vehicles and public

The Two Strike Bridge was completely replaced. 

The bridge was closed to local and public traffic 

and detoured in different routes until it was 

completed. The bridge replacement was design 

according to the Specifications of the Roads and 

Bridges, all the underside supporting material for 

the bridge was also replaced along with the rip-rap 

along the flow of the river. The fencing around the 

project area was taken down so construction 

access would not be interrupted and was refenced. the project has replace guard railing on 

both sides of the bridge and new signage replace 

the old faded and small identification signs. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2016.

$1,370,933.00 $305,822.00

A073450010 100

Valandra Bridge-A036

Replacement of the entire structure of the 

bridge

Replacement of the entire bridge The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2017.

$1,588,000.00 $91,631.00

A073450012 100

Old Hollow Wood 

Bridge-A039

Replacement of existing bridge Advertised for bids and awarded to an engineering 

firm for the PS&E of this bridge project. the final 

design is not due until December 19, 2016, at 

which time we will be submitting for the TTPBP 

funding. The estimated completion for this project 

is 10/30/2021.

$1,500,000.00 $91,631.00

Sac and Fox Nation of Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Kansas B04863

B0416631 3

Roads Maintenance 

Building

NEWCON Utilizing the Construction Manager 

at Risk (CMAR) approach to build a new 110' X 

60' Tribal Roads Department Building. Included 

in this new building: work shop bay. truck & 

equipment storage areas, small office and 

single restroom. Projected completion is 

January or February 2018, K.Burnison 12-20-

2017

This project is a new 110' X 60' Tribal Roads 

Department Building. Note that Q#6 above asking 

for "Project Length" does not apply here. Starting 

with a vacant lot in Reserve, KS that is owned in 

USA Trust by the Sac and Fox Nation of Missouri in 

Kansas and Nebraska: We are utilizing the 

Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) approach to 

build a new 110' X 60' Tribal Roads Department 

Building. Included in this new building: work shop 

bay. truck & equipment storage areas, small office 

and single restroom. Projected completion is 

January or February 2018. This project reporting 

period included only Pay App #1 from the 

contractor AHRS Construction. Physical 

construction at the end of this reporting period 

was approximately 3% complete. Contractor 

projected a 90 to 120 day construction timeline. 

Contractor was in the office today to report that 

they are substantially on schedule. K.Burnison 12-

20-2017 The estimated completion for this project 

is 2/28/2018.

$440,000.00 $9,000.00

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Expended this 

FY

Sac and Fox Nation of Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Kansas B04863

B04863AddP1 100

Truck Stop Entry Drive

Entry Drive and parking area development and 

paving.

Completed project. 100% Paid out & done, 

Accounting lists as Work in Progress. For this 

project we utilized Bartlett & West Engineers to go 

through a traditional formal bid projects. 3 quotes 

received. Contract was awarded to the lowest 

bidder AHRS Construction. The Sac and Fox 

Nation of Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska is proud 

of the impact this project has made. The traffic 

flow and user volume at the truck stop was 

favorably impacted by the enhancements this 

completed project brought to this BIA Route # 

0750 = Truck Stop drives. KBurnison 12-20-2017 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/13/2017.

$702,863.00 $702,863.00

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Oklahoma B08824

B0813243 1

Tribal Complex 

Parking Improvements

RECONS Site survey conducted - Juvenile Detention Facility 

Parking Lot Project The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/31/2018.

$700,000.00 $5,000.00

B0817241 2

Tribal Transportation 

Facility

RECONS Currently in design stage of project. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$1,970,000.00 $52,993.00

B0816241 2

Black Hawk Health 

Center Parking

NEWCON Currently the survey has been completed for this 

project. Preliminary plans are being developed. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$700,000.00 $38,000.00

B0813246 100

USDA and 

Community Building 

Reconstruction 

Improvement

RECONS Plans, Specifications and Estimates are completed 

and approved by BIA transportation 

officials. Project completed June 30, 2017 The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/30/2017.

$1,138,405.00 $1,080,405.00

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Iowa F51490

F5149005 25

Sac & Fox Community 

Pedestrian Trail 

Project

New construction of Pedestrian Trail Project to 

connect North community to South 

Community/School

Project Engineering/Design is near complete - 

Project NEPA/ROW/Utility Permits pending - 

Project construction is scheduled for FY2017 The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$350,000.00 $10,000.00

Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan MI F60472

F6047211 5

Subdivision A & B 

Lighting Design 

Project

This project will design and implement 

streetlights in two subdivisions within the 

Isabella reservation of Michigan.

Design and implementation of street lights in two 

subdivisions within the Isabella reservation. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/29/2018.

$300,000.00 $3,672.00

F6047214 5

OTTO DRIVE

REHAB Preliminary PE & Design Development The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/30/2019.

$890,840.00 $2,475.00

F60472SB 100

Saginaw 

Chippewa_Highway 

safety Enforcement 

Project

TTPSF Traffic Management Project Complete The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/12/2016.

$109,504.00 $57,933.00

F60472C6 100

Leaton Road Coop

Full depth reclamation, pave and drainage Project completed and open to traffic The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/14/2017.

$1,028,043.00 $76,775.00

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done Project Description

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Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Saint Paul Island Alaska E01458

E01458C1 70

Saint Paul Road 

Improvements

REHAB - Gravel production and placement to 

resurface most heavily used roads including 

main road from Town to Airport.

Work in Progress - gravel production The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$300,000.00 $87,600.00

Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe New York S50007

S5050733 1

Pumphouse Road

Reconstruction of Pumphouse Rd. Project will 

improve ditching, subbase, new asphalt, and 

signage.

borings and report complete. Atl testing -1689.50. 

estimated design and construction costs - 

380,000.00. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2022.

$380,000.00 $1,690.00

S5050722 1

RT 332 Beaver 

Meadow

Reconstruction of Beaver Meadow Rd. Project 

will improve drainage structures, ditching, add 

sub-base, new asphalt, pavement markings and 

signage.

borings and reports completed. Atl testing - 

1689.50 paid. estimated design and construction 

cost - 1,295,000.00 The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2021.

$1,295,000.00 $1,690.00

S5030730 1

Ransom Road

Reconstruction of Ransom Rd. Project will 

improve drainage, ditching, sub-base, new 

asphalt, pavement markings, and signage.

borings and report complete. Atl testing - 1689.50. 

estimated design and construction cost - 

500,000.00. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2022.

$500,000.00 $1,690.00

S5030728 1

Rt 0322 Tarbell Road

Reconstruction of Tarbell Rd. Project will 

improve drainage, ditching, add sub-base, new 

asphalt, pavement markings and signage.

soil borings and reports completed. ATL testing 

1689.50. Estimated design and construction cost - 

1,418,662.08. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2020.

$1,418,662.00 $1,690.00

S5050723 10

Rt 0333 River Road

Reconstruction of River Rd. in design phase. 

Project will including improvements to 

drainage, ditching, new sub-base, and asphalt.

BIA environmental review complete. ROW map 

submitted to BIA October 2017. SRMT 2016-202 - 

Design = 44,329. Design 30% complete. 12,978.58 

paid. Estimated Construction = 465,000. SRMT 

2016-45 - ATL testing - borings and report - 

1689.50 paid. Total cost to date = 12,978.58 + 

1689.50 = 14,668.08. The estimated completion for 

this project is 7/31/2018.

$511,018.00 $14,668.00

S5050728 10

Helena Road

Reconstruction of Helena Rd and Church St. in 

Design phase. Project will improve drainage 

structures, ditching, add new sub-base, and 

asphalt. Also new signage and pavement 

markings.

BIA environmental review complete. ROW map 

started. In Design phase. SRMT 2016-204 - Design = 

57,546. Design 8% complete. 5,085.15 paid. 

Estimated Construction = 1,132,602.02. SRMT 

2016-45 - ATL testing - borings and report - 

1689.50 paid. Total cost to date = 5,085.15 + 

1689.50 = 6,774.65. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2018.

$1,191,838.00 $6,775.00

S5050724 10

Rt 0372 Cook Farm Rd

Reconstruction of Cook Farm Rd. In design 

phase. This project will improve drainage with 

ditching and replacing culverts, will add new 

sub-base and asphalt, with cul-de-sac and end.

BIA environmental review complete. ROW maps 

submitted to BIA August 2017. SRMT 2016-203 - 

Design = 38,392.00. Design at 60% complete, 

22,859.70 paid. Estimated construction costs: 

436,001.84. SRMT 2016-45 - ATL testing - borings 

& report = 1,689.50 paid. Total cost to date = 

22,859.70 + 1,689.50 = 24,549.20. The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/31/2018.

$476,083.00 $24,549.00

S5050725 10

Rt 0339 Frogtown Rd

Reconstruction of Frogtown Rd. In design 

phase. project will improve drainage structures, 

ditching, add new sub-base, asphalt, pavement 

markings, and signage,

Design Phase. BIA environmental review complete. 

ROW maps started. SRMT 2016-205 - Design - 

59,306.00. 5,349.15 paid. Estimated construction - 

1,587,602.02. SRMT 2016-45 - ATL testing - borings 

& report - 1689.50 paid. Total costs to date = 

5,349.15 + 1689.50 = 7,038.65. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/31/2019.

$1,648,598.00 $7,039.00

S5050732 100

Sarah Lane

Reconstruction of Sarah Lane - Project added 

new drainage, new sub-base, and paved 22 

feet wide, with 1 ft stone apron, stripping, and 

signs

Complete. Final BIA inspection 7/18/16. SRMT 

2015 -57 - Engineering - 59,500.00 (final invoice 

received 9,465.20. 9,465.20 paid The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/18/2016.

$358,695.00 $9,465.00

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by Tribe

Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe New York S50007

S5040701 100

P&I Building

Construction of Planning & Infrastructure 

Building - New Building 12,000 sq ft, will 

include 60 x 60 office space and 80 x 100 

garage space, new sidewalks, paved parking 

lot, sewer and water. Project was design using 

tribal general fund. BIA funds and USDA loan 

will be paying for Construction.

Project was completed June 2017. BIA final 

inspection was completed July 18, 2017. BIA funds 

= 1,000,000.00. USDA loan funds = 1,476,990.27. 

TTP funds used to contract ATL testing - material 

testing - 5,986.00 paid. BIA funds this year = 

1,000,000 + 5,986 - 128,827 (last year) = 

877,159.00 The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/30/2017.

$2,482,976.00 $877,159.00

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community of the Salt River Reserv Arizona H55615

H5536300 25

SRIR 113 (1) Monte 

Vista Subdivsion 

Streets

New ROW, grading, drainage, and paving Right of way and NEPA complete. Design at 30%. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2019.

$1,365,000.00 $0.00

H5555000 50

SRIR 18 (2) McDonald 

Dr.

new ROW, grading, drainage, and paving Right of way and NEPA complete. Design 100% 

stage. Construction planned for 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/30/2019.

$374,285.00 $177,888.00

H5555300 50

SRIR 520 (1) May St

new ROW, grading, drainage, and paving Right of way and NEPA complete. Design 100% 

stage. Construction planned for 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/30/2019.

$1,122,856.00 $533,663.00

H5555100 50

SRIR 180 (1) 

Montebello Ave

new ROW, grading, drainage, and paving Right of way and NEPA complete. Design 100% 

stage. Construction planned in 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/30/2019.

$623,809.00 $296,480.00

H5555200 50

SRIR 320 (1) Palm Ln

new ROW, grading, drainage, and paving Right of way and NEPA complete. Design 100% 

stage. Construction in 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 3/30/2019.

$623,809.00 $309,752.00

H5556200 75

SRIR 17 (2) Center 

Street

new bridge crossing and double chip seal road New bridge crossing over channel and double chip 

seal roadway. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$146,725.00 $0.00

H5559200 100

SRIR 11 (6) Alma 

School Road

New Construction (grading, drainage, and 

paving)

Construction completed 6/29/2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/29/2017.

$135,884.00 $42,461.00

H5543900 100

SRIR 7 (4) Dobson Rd

AR overlay and traffic calming Overlay completed 7/27/2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/27/2017.

$169,909.00 $0.00

H5559400 100

SRIR 18 (1) 

McDonald Rd

New Construction (grading, drainage, and 

paving)

Construction completed 6/29/2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/29/2017.

$2,717,674.00 $849,211.00

H5553500 100

SRIR 9 (5) Longmore 

Rd

New Multi Use Path Construction completed 6/28/2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/28/2017.

$637,680.00 $342,368.00

H5559300 100

SRIR 17 (1) Center 

Street

new construction (grading, drainage, and 

paving)

Construction complete 6/29/2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/29/2017.

$951,186.00 $297,224.00

H5559500 100

SRIR 19 (1) Mesa Dr.

New Construction (grading, drainage, and 

paving)

Construction completed 6/29/2017 The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/29/2017.

$3,125,325.00 $976,593.00

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done Project Description

Progress Reported

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Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community of the Salt River Reserv Arizona H55615

H5544400 100

SRIR 1(1) Indian 

School Road

Roadway reconstruction, new sidewalk and 

streetlighting.

Offsite improvements for a new youth facility on 

Indian School Rd between Center St and Mesa Dr. 

Roadway reconstruction from Grand Street to 

Pasadena completed June 2015. Sidewalk from 

Center to Pasadena completed June 2015. 

Sidewalk from Pasadena to 122nd Street 

completed Feb 2017. Street lighting from Center 

to 122nd Street completed Feb 2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 2/14/2017.

$1,850,000.00 $49,289.00

Samish Indian Nation Washingto P10133

P1013311 20

Lake Campbell 

Homeland Rd

NEWCON In design. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/19/2019.

$700,000.00 $0.00

San Carlos Apache Tribe of the San Carlos Reservation- Arizona Arizona H58616

H5846300 42

SCIR 6 (9a) Cutter 

Road

This project proposes a total re-construction of 

Indian Route 6, the major roadway into San 

Carlos where the tribal government 

headquarters of the San Carlos Apache Tribe is 

located. This road extends from downtown San 

Carlos Avenue (IR 170) to U.S. 70. This road is 

owned and maintained by the Bureau of Indian 

Affairs Transportation Department. The 

existing road is not safe for current traffic 

volume of approximately 1,600 vehicles per 

day. The asphalt pavement is deteriorating as 

evidenced by numerous cracks and the failure 

of existing road materials. The drainage 

systems are inadequate and flood waters 

periodically overtop the road in several 

locations posing major safety concerns. Other 

safety concerns include narrow shoulder width, 

steep embankments, lack of guard rails, "blind" 

corners, erosion issues and inadequate 

pedestrian facilities including no sidewalk, no 

street lighting and no handicapped access 

facilities. The proposed work includes 

reconstructing and widening 1.8 miles of 

roadway to include the construction of a three 

lanes paved road with the center lane 

designated for either left or right turn, new 

pavement markings, install new culverts, 

construct new roadway channels and drainage, 

new box culverts at high discharge washes, 

new

This project is to construct 1.86 miles of new 

roadway with street lighting. This work involves 

placement of aggregate base course, asphaltic 

concrete pavement, curb and gutter, sidewalks, 

driveways, pavement markings, construct box 

culverts, install or extend pipe culverst, install 

guardrail and signs. Apply pavement markings. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2020.

$8,720,566.00 $6,571,953.00

Santee Sioux Nation Nebraska A13382

A1348200 10

Ray Stark Bridge 

Replacement

REPLACE This project is cooped with Knox 

County Road Department, KCRD is the lead 

entity with the project, Mannilla Wagner was 

hired to do the design phase of the project.

Design is in the plan-in- hand phase. Site visit was 

completed in November and environmental are 

being worked on now. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/28/2018.

$1,500,000.00 $19,901.00

Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Michigan F60469

F60469AddP3 5

SHUNK ROAD 

RECONSTRUCT

Re-design and reconstruction of Shunk Road Preliminary surveying The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2020.

$17,128.00 $8,564.00

F6046943 5

Epoufette

Site inspection and reconstruction of access 

road

General site inspection completed during report 

period. The estimated completion for this project is 

11/1/2018.

$122,000.00 $77.00

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TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Michigan F60469

F6046938 10

Bahweting School 

Road and Sidewalk

New construction project, road and sidewalk 

will address safety concerns, access 

management issues.

Preliminary planning, wetlands mitigation, semifinal plans completed during report period. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/30/2018.

$204,000.00 $12,085.00

F6046947 15

JK Lumsden

Reconstruction of residential road Preliminary and final PS & E completed, project 

ready for construction during 2018 construction 

season. The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/30/2018.

$794,000.00 $10,903.00

F6046944 80

USDA Tribal Food 

Distribution

REHAB Project completed during report period The 

estimated completion for this project is 11/1/2017.

$42,000.00 $6,669.00

F60469AddP1 100

BAHWETING BUS 

LOOP

Reconstruction of school Bus Loop Project completed during report period The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/15/2016.

$89,197.00 $44,598.00

F60469AddP4 100

CITY OF MUNISING 

COOP

Cooperative Agreement with City of Munising 

Michigan Highway-58 for project design service

Project complete during report period The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$60,000.00 $30,000.00

F60469AddP2 100

CULTURE CAMP TRAIL

CULTURE CAMP RECONSTRUCTION Project completed during report period. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$99,306.00 $49,653.00

F6046910 100

ODENAANG (BRINKS)

Construction and reconstruction of Odenaang 

Tribal Housing Roads. Construction work 

included: extensive improvements to drainage 

and storm sewer. Additional items such as 

sand subbase, aggregate base, curb, gutter, 

sidewalks, HMA and drainage along the existing 

asphalt roadway and restoration items were 

also included in project.

Project was on track with Substantial Completion 

and walkthrough taking place. Site restoration was 

complete. Project included recruitment of 

qualified and experienced contractors to provide 

Construction and Reconstruction Services for the 

street improvement project at Odenaang (Place of 

Many Hearts). Odenaang is a Tribal housing site 

and includes various streets. The scope of this 

reconstruction/construction was focused on the 

following streets; East Polaris Drive, Timberwolf 

Drive, South Cougar Drive and Wolverine Drive. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

8/31/2017.

$1,912,991.00 $1,912,991.00

Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians CA J51503

J51503AddP1 90

Red Hills Transit 

Facilities Restroom

To construct a 12' x 12' ADA Transit Facilities 

Restroom for Tribal and community use at the 

Tribes upcoming community site, where 

currently many tribal functions take place both 

culturally and educationally. The restroom is 

ADA compliance with separate restrooms for 

men and women. The restroom facility is being 

serviced by existing water and septic systems 

already in place to take the extra load. The 

project required several county building and 

septic permits due to this project being on 

tribal fee land.

The project is nearing completion, all infrastructure 

is completed, rough-in plumbing, exterior walls, 

roof, tubular skylights, doors installed, rough-in 

electrical conduit for future electrical services 

(currently tubular skylights are installed for inside 

light), sidewalk in from area only, exterior and trim 

painted, epoxy floor, mylar installed on inside 

walls. Work to be completed in January 2018- 

Installation of toilet, sink and faucets, interior 

ceiling and door painting, installation of outside 

drinking fountain and general landscaping and 

cleanup. I am anticipating the project to be opened 

in late January 2018. The estimated completion for 

this project is 1/28/2017.

$95,000.00 $59,939.00

Seldovia Village Tribe Alaska E01431

E01431B3 35

Barbara Heights Road

RECONS Construction and preparation for moving to other 

road locations continue. Developing of resource 

materials for construction continue. All road 

preparation and developing of construction 

materials, slopes, etc. The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/31/2020.

$3,248,678.00 $111,928.00

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma Oklahoma G10909

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Seminole Nation of Oklahoma Oklahoma G10909

G1010102 0

RETREAT HOUSE 

ROAD(AKA SAFE 

HOUSE ROAD)

RECONS This is same as Retreat House Road (safe House 

Road) G1092809-not sure why they are entered in 

twice The estimated completion for this project is 

12/30/2017.

$3,500,700.00 $64,000.00

G1092909 40

ECONTUCHKA

Design project of one mile county road to 

connect to SH 9A,

Design contract has been awarded, and 

environmental is in process, MOU with Seminole 

County to acquiring ROW and utility relocation.. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/28/2018.

$1,500,500.00 $24,926.00

G1010104 50

ROLLING MEADOWS

RECONS Design adjustment had to be made several 

deficiencies , and construction was rebid and 

contract awarded. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/28/2017.

$1,300,000.00 $30,000.00

G1020202 100

Snake Creek Road 

Phase II

REHAB Final inspection with Eastern Region BIA Seminole 

County Commissioner Tim Porter present. The 

estimated completion for this project is 5/29/2017.

$887,448.00 $4,500.00

Seminole Tribe of Florida (S53021) Florida S53021

S5332104 45

Billie Johns Street

Reconstruction of 2-lane paved roadway design 

and construction. This will also upgrade a 

gravel road to a paved road with improved 

drainage, signage and pavement marking.

Project is at 100% design plans. EA and grant of 

easement are ongoing. Construction is anticipated 

to be completed in 2019. $875,763 will be 

deobligated from Buffalo Jim Loop to Billie Johns 

Street. The estimated completion for this project is 

3/29/2019.

$880,000.00 $19,945.00

Seminole Tribe of Florida (S53022) Florida S53022

S5332205 45

Billie Rd- Rt R052; 

Frank Shore Rd- Rt 

1303; Billie Rd Ext- Rt 

1313

Reconstruction of 2-lane paved roadway design 

and construction. This will also upgrade a 

gravel road to a paved road with improved 

drainage, signage and pavement marking. 

Project is at 90% design. Construction is 

anticipated to be completed in 2019. 2016 TTP 

shares ($1,002,810.99) was obligated to this 

contract for construction.

100% plans completed, Grant of easement and EA 

ongoing The estimated completion for this project 

is 11/29/2019.

$1,700,000.00 $43,394.00

Seminole Tribe of Florida (S53041) Florida S53041

S5352104 30

NW Canal Street

New construction of a 2 lane paved road with 

drainage improvement, signing and pavement 

marking. BIA funding is currently being used for 

design only.

Project design plans are at 100% complete. Plans 

are broken into 2 phases, phase 1 and 2. EA and 

grant of easement are ongoing. 408 permit 

required by United States Army Corps of Engineers. 

This may take up to 2 years to complete, so the 

Tribe decided to stop the project due to the 

environmental permitting. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/30/2019.

$4,500,000.00 $11,842.00

Seneca Nation NY S50005

S500050005 20

Ohi:yo' Gateway 

Project

New construction for the design of pedestrian 

and vehicular access facilities to the SNI Ohi:yo' 

Gateway Trail Project. This project consists of 

installing medians on a portion of Broad Street 

Ext. (NTTFI #509, section 10) for pedestrian 

safety when crossing the wide road, and 

overlay of asphalt for this section. Installing 

pedestrian trails around the Nation's new 

cultural center, and adding a parking lot and 

driveway for our Seneca Transit System Bus 

Shelter.

we have 90% of engineered plans. The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/10/2018.

$1,316,033.00 $87,995.00

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Seneca Nation NY S50005

S500050003 20

Lenox Road

This project seeks to improve approximately 

1,000 ft. of existing 18ft. wide two lane dirt and 

gravel road by installing asphalt pavement, 

drainage improvements, traffic control devices 

and a bus turn around cul-de-sac. The project 

does not propose to add travel lanes or change 

the local surroundings, other than that 

necessary to construct a new roadway, 

accesses, and safety appurtenances.

We have 95% engineered plans. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2018.

$616,495.00 $48,735.00

S500050004 20

Pennsy Trail

1.	Extend and enhance the Pennsy Trail by 

laying a 10-foot multi-use porous Hot Mix 

Asphalt trail from 150 Parkway Drive (Old 

Salamanca Hospital) to the Route 417 

pedestrian path near the Seneca Allegany 

Casino in the City of Salamanca. 2.	Construct 

four new crosswalks and install fluorescent 

yellow-green warning signage, with double 

crosswalks across heavy traffic intersections. 

This will delineate paths for pedestrians to use 

when crossing the road and will alert drivers to 

the pedestrian crossing. 3.	Construct eight 

ADA-compliant ramps in intersections where 

new crosswalks have been established. ADAcompliant ramps will provide an accessible 

route that individuals with disabilities can use 

to safely navigate from sidewalk to roadway 

and roadway to sidewalk. 	 4.	Add bollards to 

intersections along the Pennsy Trail, preventing 

unwanted vehicle access. Bollards will prevent 

motor vehicle access and deter all-terrain 

vehicle traffic. The bollards will be removable 

to allow for emergency vehicles to access the 

trail as needed. 5.	Light the multi-use asphalt 

trail from the Old Salamanca Hospital with 

pedestrian-scale lighting, including photometric 

study. The Pennsy Trail will be used during both 

daytime and nighttime hours. Lighting will 

improve visibili

We have 95% engineered plans. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2018.

$517,206.00 $39,248.00

Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma G04923

G0473507 10

SYCAMORE 

S./SENECA COUNCIL 

RDS. (Cayuga Road)

This project falls along TTP Route 0112 (i.e., 

Sycamore S./Seneca Council Road) and is 

commonly referred to as Cayuga Road. The 

project consists of grading, drainage, and 

surfacing an existing gravel roadway in Ottawa 

County, Oklahoma. The project includes 

approximately 2.94 miles of roadway 

improvement, as well as new construction of 

drainage structures.

Progress to date includes design activities, as well 

as environmental/archeological clearances. Note: 

this is a consortium project. Item 8.a of this report 

reflects the amount of funds collectively spent by 

the consortium in FY2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/30/2019.

$5,236,929.00 $145,604.00

Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Minnesota F57411

F57411C4 85

Valley View Road

New Construction Curb and base course of bituminous complete on 

entire roadway. Two roundabouts constructed, 

road to open to public in spring of 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/1/2018.

$2,500,000.00 $0.00

F57411C2 95

CR 83 -- South of CR 

42

Reconstruct a two lane rural section to a four 

lane urban section with improved access to 

Tribal facilities. The project added lanes, off 

ramps, trails and improved access. It reduces 

wait times at signals thus improving air quality.

The roadway was approximately 95% complete on 

9/30/2017 and will be substantially complete 

except punch list items by 11/172017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/17/2017.

$37,000,000.0

0

$0.00

Shoalwater Bay Tribe of the Shoalwater Bay Indian Reservation Washingto P06118

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Shoalwater Bay Tribe of the Shoalwater Bay Indian Reservation Washingto P06118

P0611801 100

Safety and Drainage 

Improvements phase 

1

SAFETY - Drainage Ditch phase 1 completed The estimated completion for this 

project is 3/7/2016.

$213,000.00 $0.00

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of Fort Hall ID P04180

P041800005 10

Eagle Road Project

Reconstruction We are looking at placing 

Eagle road on a TIGER Grant application in 2017

This project has been added to our exit 80 master 

planning project and is to be part subject to a tiger 

grant application this spring. TIGER grant was 

submitted on this part of the project in September 

2017. The estimated completion for this project is 

4/22/2019.

$90,000.00 $80,000.00

P041800010 10

Ross Fork Road

Reconstruction No work has been done on this project until other 

priorities in construction are completed. Part of 

this road, at exit 80 of I-15 is going to be on a 

TIGER Grant application for 2017. Approximately 1 

mile from Exit 80 west to Hiline road. Cost is 

planning and grant writing. Part of this project 

was submitted for TIGER grant September 2017. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

4/22/2019.

$90,000.00 $80,000.00

P041800011 10

Agency 

Streets/Campus

Reconstruction This year we will start on two of the main parking 

areas, working with our new(used) asphalt 

machine. Phase#1 has been completed last 

summer. This Summer Phase 2 will be completed 

on Bannock Avenue/TBC parking area. No 

additional Activity this year. The estimated 

completion for this project is 4/22/2019.

$140,000.00 $6,000.00

P041800001 100

Little Indian Road 

Project

Reconstruction/CRABS ROW has been completed, Bids have been 

submitted and low bidder identified. Currently 

(1/24/2017) reviewing funding as bid came in over 

1 million dollars higher then expected. Hope to 

start construction mid to late February 

2017. Construction started Low bid was 

6,045,130.00 The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/18/2017.

$6,045,000.00 $637,282.00

Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of Duck Valley NV H64641

H64641 1

Rodeo Grounds Road

Design, provide required BIA ROW 

requirements, provide culverts, new subbase, 

base and paving.

The Council recently identified this roadway as 

their #1 priority. Engineer is working on the design 

and the required ROW for BIA. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/30/2018.

$946.00 $946.00

H646410009 10

BIA Route #2; Sheep 

Creek Road after the 

'Y'

Design of the placement of aggregate base and 

paving

Project will now be bid in early FY 2018; however 

the Tribes may elect to correct and improve the 

base with local forces, in compliance with the 

Engineered Specifications in FY2017. The Tribes 

have decided to perform the ROW work for BIA 

and submit a bill to them for the work that is 

eligible for reimbursement. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/30/2018.

$2,385,000.00 $15,364.00

H646410011 10

BIA Route 13

Design to provide aggregate base; grading and 

paving

PS&E was performed over this time period, 

although the Council want to put this project on 

the shelf in hopes the new Administration will 

come forward with funds for 'shovel ready' TIGER 

Grant projects to allow the Tribes to get this work 

completed. The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/30/2018.

$502,000.00 $28.00

H646410012 10

BIA Route 142

Design to provide aggregate base; grading and 

paving

Minor engineering occurred this period. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2018.

$475,000.00 $28.00

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Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of Duck Valley NV H64641

H64641AddP2 10

BIA Rte #141

Provide base, grading and paving (includes bus 

turn around)

PS&E complete, plan is to bid the project early in 

2018 and construct in spring/summer of 2018. 

Tribes are preparing legal descriptions for this 

route. The estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2018.

$762,000.00 $28.00

H64641AddP3 10

Chinatown Road, Rte 

2, NV 225 to the 'Y'

This project includes writing legal descriptions 

for the projects, and designing and preparing 

documents for bidding in early spring of 2018. 

The Tribes may elect to improve the base with 

local forces in compliance with the Engineered 

Specifications, then this route would be paved 

as part of the Bus Route Projects in 2018. This 

project also includes the legal description work 

for the ROW as required by BIA.

Design work is complete and the ROW documents 

required by BIA have been addressed. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2018.

$1,850,000.00 $17,345.00

H646410010 10

BIA Route # 14

Design of aggregate base; grading and paving Plan was to bid project in early 2017, with 

construction to take place in early 2017 (pending 

weather). Council has now decided to shelve this 

project although they do want to proceed with 

completing the ROW legal description in 

compliance with BIA requirements, and submit a 

bill for reimbursement which is a reimbursable 

expense. We are hopeful the new Administration 

will come forward with transportation funding for 

'shovel ready' projects to allow us to get this 

project completed. The estimated completion for 

this project is 11/30/2019.

$1,100,000.00 $143.00

H64641AddP1 15

BIA Rte #301/#304

Provide aggregate base, paving surface PS&E activities is occurring and nearly completed. 

The Tribes will go forward with preparing the legal 

descriptions for these routes. The estimated 

completion for this project is 11/30/2018.

$465,000.00 $17,079.00

H646410007 99

Tribal Headquarters 

Site

Expanded Site Work; Aggregate Base; Concrete 

and Paving; Sidewalks; Site Amenities

Project is scheduled to be completed very shortly. 

We are having trouble getting contractors to come 

to the site as it is extremely busy in both Boise and 

Elko. We expected to have this work totally 

completed soon. FY 2017 funds have been 

allocated. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/30/2017.

$316,984.00 $316,984.00

Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate South Dak A09347

A0975501 50

BIA 7 Flexible 

Financing

6 Year Loan for BIA 7 Project. 3rd payment to Dacotah Bank for loan made to 

finish the BIA 7 Construction Project. 3 yearly 

payments left. The estimated completion for this 

project is 5/15/2020.

$5,913,444.00 $985,574.00

A0988200 77

Safety EMS & 

Enforcement

TTPSF for Sisseton - Wahpeton Oyate Law 

Enforcement

Purchase of supplies and equipment for 

enforcement uses in safety plan and application. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2018.

$430,949.00 $308,991.00

A0901500 99

Veblen South

REHAB .71 of asphalt overlay. 1.79 of aggregate base and 

asphalt paving. Replaced 2 CMP pipes with new 

concrete box culverts. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2017.

$1,379,313.00 $283,491.00

A0975500 100

BIA 7 Barker Hill to SD 

10

Grade, Drain, Aggregate Base, Asphalt 

Surfacing and other incidental items.

Construction of new road on existing BIA 7. The 

estimated completion for this project is 2/28/2017.

$8,588,736.00 $173,424.00

A0910500 100

Owens Bridge 

Replacement

Preliminary Engineering PS&E was submitted for comment to BIA Regional 

Office and FHWA. The estimated completion for 

this project is 1/30/2017.

$102,790.00 $17,340.00

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FY

Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate South Dak A09347

A0989900 100

Multi Route Gravel 

Surfacing

Gravel re-surfacing, asphalt paving and replace 

all traffic signage.

4.5 miles of gravel re-surfacing and .5 miles of 

asphalt paving. Replaced all traffic signage on three 

BIA routes 706, 701 and 4. The estimated 

completion for this project is 5/31/2017.

$1,336,424.00 $289,143.00

A0911000 100

Agency Village 

Pathways

Adding sidewalks and a beacon at Tiospa Zina 

Tribal School entrance. Approximately 6159 

feet of 5 foot width X 4 inch depth PCC 

concrete Sidewalk.

Created separation of pedestrian traffic and vehicle 

traffic around Agency Village. Creating safety for all 

community members. Added a RRFB at Tiospa Zina 

Tribal School Entrance. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/31/2017.

$547,136.00 $73,836.00

Sitka Tribe of Alaska AK E09442

E094420005 3

Transit Bus 

Maintenance & 

Storage Facilities

Acquisition and Construction of Bus 

Maintenance & Bus Wash Facility

The fourth (307 Price Street) property considered, 

owners withdrew from offering it for sale, stating 

the bureaucratic process was taking too long. A 

few examples of what took extra time to complete; 

FTA and the State DOT/PF took over six-months to 

review and make a decision on lease agreements 

on this property, and, the State DOT/PF took over 

nine-months to decide on the Waiver of Sovereign 

Immunity for STA. The fifth proposed site, 4702 

Halibut Point Road, was not selected, in order to 

make the full property to become usable, the 

owner requested the purchaser to blast rock and 

sell it. The current site, off Indian River Road (USS 

407, Tract B) had a limited survey and site 

investigation conducted by an architecture and 

engineering firm over the summer where it was 

determined a property owner would need to make 

"cut and fill" requirements in order to properly 

utilize access and use of the property for a bus 

maintenance and wash facility, which increases the 

cost to develop the property. The Alaska DOT/PF 

owns the property, a verbal request was discussed 

with a representative of the owner to either have 

the property transferred to STA at no cost, or for a 

very minimal annual lease amount. STA is awaiting 

response from the verbal request and is ready to 

submit a formal letter on this request, if needed. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/28/2019.

$500,000.00 $112,785.00

Skagway Village Alaska E09443

E09443F4 100

Construct Skagway 

Parking Lot and 

Parking Lot Pathways

To pave the tribal center parking lot and 

walkways for easier access and less hazardous 

conditions in the winter to the tribal building 

which houses the Transportation Department.

Paving the parking lot to decrease ice formation 

and hazardous conditions for visitors The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/1/2016.

$49,000.00 $49,000.00

Skokomish Indian Tribe of the Skokomish Reservation Washingto P06120

P0612012 80

Tribal Safety 

Education

This Project was implemented to improve 

transportation safety for the community 

members of the Skokomish Tribe. Part of this 

project is aimed towards the youth of the 

community. We are educating both drivers and 

pedestrians to practice safety while using our 

transportation facilities. The Education 

Department and Public Safety both worked 

with tribal members that qualified for 

assistance.

Skokomish Tribe Public Safety has purchased 

portable radios, car seats, booster seats, ion 

batteries and speed signs to improve safety on the 

reservation. On December 11 there was a bike 

rodeo held for the children of the Skokomish 

Community. Bike helmets and bike starter kits 

were purchased for safety. Qualified community 

members attended drivers education. Automobile 

insurance was purchased for tribal members in 

need. The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2017.

$89,598.00 $62,331.00

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Expended this 

FY

Skokomish Indian Tribe of the Skokomish Reservation Washingto P06120

P0612003 100

US101 Crosswalk

US 101 & Crosswalk Project are to improve 

safety for pedestrians that will walk to the 

community center. This project includes 

extended two way left turn lane, guardrail, 

added sidewalks, HMA pavement, widening 

highway, storm water improvements, 

illumination, striping, grading and Rectangular 

Rapid Flash Beacon (RRFB).

US 101 & Crosswalk Project is 100% complete. 

Finished items are storm water improvements, 

guardrail, bioswale, HMA pavement, paved 

approach, sidewalks, striping for crosswalk, 

roadway striping, extended two-way left turn lane. 

We are waiting for the Recatangular Rapid Flash 

Beacon system to be shipped. We will also have 

solar panel that will supply energy to the RRFB 

system. Once these items arrive we can complete 

the project. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/15/2016.

$919,677.00 $301,237.00

Sokaogon Chippewa Community Wisconsin F55437

F5543712 100

CONNECTOR ROAD 

(BLACK LANE)

RECONS Pave road from Ackley Circle to end of 2 cul de sacs 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2017.

$347,151.00 $196,067.00

F55437SC 100

Safety 

Project_Recreational 

Trails_CTH M & 

Indian Settlement 

Road

The project provides a safe walking area off of 

Cty road M, Indian Settlement Road, and Sand 

Lake Road. The intent of the pathway is to keep 

adults and children from walking or riding bikes 

on roadways.

Project complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/28/2018.

$1,500,000.00 $290,248.00

Southern Ute Indian Tribe Colorado M40750

M4050112 90

CR 517(1) TRAFFIC 

STUDY/INTERSECTION

 DESIGN

CR 517 is a joint project between the Tribe, 

CDOT and La Plata County with multiple 

funding sources and is also an identified project 

within the IACAP, which is a planning 

document that has helped bring a multitude of 

projects to fruition. This project includes 

paving operations, an expansion to 3 lanes in 

the lower portion with a left turn center lane 

added, bike lanes, improved side walks, 

pedestrian cross walks, curb and gutter work, 

traffic sign replacement and a new traffic signal 

at the CR 517 / SH 172 intersection.

A14AV00893	BIA 5915	CR 517 Intersection 

Project On July 15, 2014, Tribal Council approved 

a Resolution to request BIA to provide a PL 93-638 

contract for design and construction of the County 

Road 517 that divides the Tribal campus. The 

contract provides $200,000 for design, $600,000 

for incidental and construction, and $58,733.96 for 

Tribal monitoring. On June 19, 2015, Tribal Council 

entered into a Sub-award Agreement with La Plata 

County to design County Road 517. An open house 

to receive Tribal member comments occurred on 

December 16, 2015. This provided an opportunity 

to share the project and hear concerns from the 

Tribal members, Tribal Council and the 

Departments. Since this time, the County, the 

Engineering firm and Tribal staff have been 

working on developing the design and engineering 

plans. A meeting will be held with Tribal Council in 

early January 2017 to review the final plans. A 

public meeting and a meeting with the 

Departments will be held soon after that time. The 

project will go out to bid and will hopefully begin 

construction in the spring of 2017. With subaward agreements between CDOT and La Plata and 

the Tribe and La Plata, La Plata has been the lead 

agency through design and construction with 

significant Tribal Monitoring. At this point, the tribe 

has a contract with BIA valued at $1,420,381.46. 

Unused design funds were placed into construction 

line items. The estimated completion for this 

project is 4/27/2018.

$2,500,000.00 $47,120.00

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FY

Southern Ute Indian Tribe Colorado M40750

M4050121 100

SU106 END OF TRAIL 

ROAD

REHAB - A12AV01310	BIA 5913	End of Trail 

Road	$1,347,205.00 The substation 

completion of construction for the project was 

completed in Fall of 2016, with some 

outstanding punch list items that could not be 

completed until Spring of 2017. Monthly 

Construction Reports have been compiled and 

sent to BIA SWRO for review before drawdown 

is initiated.

A12AV01310	BIA 5913	End of Trail 

Road Additional RoW documents were 

completed in the later part of 2017 and have been 

submitted to the Tribes BIA Agency Office for their 

official records. Pending MCR acceptance, project 

can be drawdown against, remaining funds reallocated and the contract closed after. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$1,347,205.00 $503,187.00

Spirit Lake Tribe North Dak A05303

A0565000 95

MULTI RT PATCH & 

CHIP SEAL

REHAB 2016 Multi-Route Patch & Chip Seal construction is 

complete. Final records are being compiled. Final 

contractor and engineering payments remain to be 

made. The estimated completion for this project is 

2/28/2018.

$1,609,835.00 $36,891.00

Spokane Tribe of the Spokane Reservation Washingto P12102

P1260200 100

Chip Seal

1.5 asphalt overlay Wellpinit/Little Falls road 

#BIA 27, 6.9 miles

Notice to Proceed was issued on August 14, 2017, 

Pre-level, 1.5" asphalt overlay, rumble strips, and 

mile markers. project completed (final punch list 

completed) 9/25/2017. The estimated completion 

for this project is 9/25/2017.

$2,837,201.00 $1,830,805.00

Squaxin Island Tribe of the Squaxin Island Reservation Washingto P06121

P0612108 20

Wellness Complex 

Parking Improvements

This project will improve the parking facilities 

that serve the Tribe's Wellness Complex, which 

comprises the Health Clinic and the Family 

Services offices. The project will enlarge and 

improve the parking area and improve access 

for pedestrians and those with mobility issues. 

Construction will include development of a new 

entrance, asphalt, lighting, landscaping and 

signage.

The Tribe contracted with the Native-owned 

architectural firm that designed one of the recently 

constructed Wellness Complex facilities to 

complete the site design for parking lot 

improvements. That work was nearly complete at 

the end of FY16. Subsequently, the Tribe amended 

the consultant contract to include engineering, 

plans and specifications. That phase of the project 

was delayed due to a staffing change but is back on 

track. We expect to go out to bid in February or 

March of 2018, for construction during the 2018 

construction season. The estimated completion for 

this project is 8/30/2018.

$600,000.00 $23,215.00

P0612101 30

Squaxin Island Transit

The Tribe intends to build a transit storage and 

wash facility to support its public 

transportation program, Squaxin Transit. The 

facility will provide secure storage for 3-4 

cutaway vans and a stand-alone wash facility 

that will use recycled water.

The Tribe conducted a competitive qualificationsbased solicitation for A/E services and selected a 

Native-owned firm to do the site design, 

engineering and architectural design of the 

building. The project was put out to bid in August 

2017. Four firms responded (3 Native-owned), but 

all bids significantly exceeded the funds allocated 

to the project. The Tribe intends to re-evaluate the 

project early in 2018 with the intention to either 

reduce the scope or simple re-advertise into a 

more favorable bidding environment. The 

estimated completion for this project is 10/6/2017.

$870,000.00 $103,371.00

St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin Wisconsin F55436

F5543602 95

Black Bear Drive

RECONS waiting on final inspection and closeout of this 

project The estimated completion for this project is 

12/20/2018.

$60,000.00 $47,627.00

F5543616 95

211TH AVE

RECONS waiting on final inspection and close out of this 

project The estimated completion for this project is 

12/19/2018.

$62,600.00 $30,043.00

F5543610 95

215TH STREET

RECONS waiting on final inspection and closeout of this 

project The estimated completion for this project is 

12/20/2018.

$50,565.00 $34,162.00

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St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin Wisconsin F55436

F5543611 100

DANBURY FRONTAGE 

ROAD

RECONS have yet to request payment The estimated 

completion for this project is 2/28/2017.

$121,000.00 $121,000.00

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe ND A10302

A10310R0 100

ND Hwy 24 and BIA 

31 Frontage Road

Widen BIA 31 frontage road to include turning 

lanes and street lighting.

Project was completed in 2015. this is merely a 

project financial reconciliation and closeout. The 

estimated completion for this project is 7/10/2015.

$42,000.00 $42,000.00

Stillaguamish Tribe WA P10139

P101390006 7

236th Street and 

Wetland Mitigation

Roadway Improvement to update an unsafe 

1930s road. Project includes: Planning, Right of 

Way Acquisition, Road Design; Preemptive 

creation of an "advance wetland mitigation 

site" to compensate for wetlands that will be 

buried during future roadway rehabilitation.

This old road leads to the Tribe's Casino, New 

Tribal Administration Building and Tribal 

Community Center from Interstate 5. Right of Way 

Acquisition - The Tribe has purchased additional 

properties in the last six months. The Tribe now 

owns 95% of the length of the Right of Way. PreDesign and Environmental taking place now. 4-5 

acres of wetlands will be buried on this project. A 

wetland mitigation site is now in design and 

permitting through the Army Corps of Engineers 

(sample in attachment). Through the bid process a 

roadway design team was chosen to design the 

entire corridor. Final wetland mitigation site design 

cannot take place until 100% of the ROW is 

acquired. Note: ROW acquisition is far ahead of 

schedule but the "Advanced Wetland Mitigation" 

portion of this project has been running behind 

schedule. Project managers from the Tribe state 

that the wetland mitigation efforts have greatly 

improved with outside jurisdictions. Conceptual 

road plans have been generated by design 

engineers. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/12/2026.

$22,000,000.0

0

$220,393.00

Stockbridge Munsee Community Wisconsin F55438

F5543816 100

CTH J

Reconstruction of CTH J Design & Project Development of Phase One of 

CTH J Project. Included Reconstruction of 0.34 

miles - widening shoulders and reconstruct 

ditches/slopes. Included 1.15 miles of total 

reconstruction - 11 ft lanes with 5 ft shoulders 

including profile alignment changes and rock 

blasting. The estimated completion for this project 

is 8/29/2016.

$1,460,921.00 $500,000.00

F5543804 100

Taconic Roads

Reconstruction of existing Taconic Road Re-grading aggregate base of exiting gravel road 

and adding new bituminous surfacing. Project was 

designed and construction in FY2016. Total 

construction costs were expended in FY16 and 

FY17. The estimated completion for this project is 

9/1/2016.

$981,872.00 $220,804.00

Summit Lake Paiute Tribe of Nevada Nevada H61655

H6153100 30

SLIR 1000 (1)

A/E Services to provide labor, materials, and 

equipment to perform preconstruction 

activities to develop plans, specifications, and 

engineer’s estimate for the construction (i.e., 

grade, drain and gravel surfacing) of 

approximately 4.3 miles of roadway on Route 

1000 (Gerlach Road Alternate) for Project SLIR 

1000(1). This project is located on and near the 

Summit Lake Indian Reservation, Humboldt 

County, Nevada.

Field surveys and mapping complete (100%), PS&E 

30% complete with plan-in-hand field review held 

on June 20-21, 2017, and environmental and 

archeological activities (5%). The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2020.

$479,504.00 $110,980.00

Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak Alaska E01850

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Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak Alaska E01850

E01850G1 75

Shelikof Transit Center

The Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak (STK) purchased the 

Ursin Cannery Property located at 419 Shelikof 

Street, Kodiak, AK 99615 in 2016. Since the 

purchase of the property, the STK 

Transportation Department began to build 

upon collaboration efforts with the Kodiak Area 

Transit System (KATS) to expand the service 

area of the Bus System. Through a 2015 survey 

conducted by Senior Citizens of Kodiak, a 

scheduled bus stop along Shelikof Street was 

identified as a need of the community. The 

STK Transportation Department worked with 

their BIA POC to begin project development 

prior to the Transportation Coordinators 

employment with the STK in March of 2017. 

The Project that the Transportation 

Department is working to complete is the 

construction of a Transit Facility located at 419 

Shelikof Street that is to be open to the Public 

during the hours that the KATS normally 

operates. Through completion of the Transit 

Facility, the expected outcome is to reduce 

congestion created by on street parking along 

Route 1012. The Project has been phased into 

two phases, Phase one being Completion of the 

Transit Facility and Phase 2 being Completion 

of the remainder of the Dock. Phase 2 is 

purposed for future use of the Transit Facility 

to become a Multimodal Transit Facility, and 

Preliminary Design for the Transit Facility was 

completed in March of 2017, while demolition of 

old buildings was being conducted. During the 

demolition and repair of the dock where the 

Shelikof Transit Center was to be erected, it was 

discovered that the sea wall needed to be 

replaced. This was an unforeseen project expense, 

but was completed prior to repairs to the dock and 

construction of the Transit Facility. The work 

completed to date for the completion of Project 

PCAS E01850G1 is as follows: Demolition and 

removal of debris October- March Dock Design for 

Shelikof Transit Center and Sea Wall Sea Wall 

Construction and Dock Repairs with additional 

pilings to be placed for added support Preliminary 

Building Design and Floor Layout Construction of 

the Foundation for the Transit 

Facility Construction of the Pre-Fabricated Building 

Preparations for floor to be poured. Work Still to 

be Completed for the Completion of Project PCS 

E01850G1: Installation of Plumbing and 

Sewer Power to be run inside the Transit Facility, 

and Power Hook up to Kodiak Electric Association’s 

Power Grid Floor Slab to be poured and inclines 

set Installation of interior walls and 

doorways ADA Compliant Restroom Facilities to be 

installed in the Transit Center Phase 2 to be 

completed or be considered its own Project The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/16/2018.

$1,070,310.00 $674,001.00

Susanville Indian Rancheria CA J52550

J525500004 100

Spring Ridge Road 

SIR14-003

Reconstruction of Spring Ridge Road due to 

road deteriation / base failure

Project is out for bid. Bids due May 13, 2016. Bid 

awarded to Dig It Construction, Inc. on May 20, 

2016. Acceptance of Notice to Proceed was signed 

July 11, 2016 with all work to be completed by 

October 13, 2016. Change Order No. 1 was signed 

on August 24, 2016 for the installation of a 15" 

sewer sleeve and added six days to the project. 

Change Order No. 2 was signed on September 1, 

2016 and added fifteen days to the project due to 

problems with the submittal process. Beginning 

and end tie-ins need to be redone as a result of the 

final inspection. The road is substantially complete 

and has been accepted by the tribe. All punch list 

items were completed in June 2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/16/2017.

$783,927.00 $722,499.00

Swinomish Indian Tribal Community WA P10122

P101220005 80

Moorage Way/Front 

Street Reconstruction

Reconstruction of Moorage Way and Front 

Street including utility sewer line 

improvements.

Construction of Project underway, tentative 

completion Winter 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/31/2017.

$576,768.00 $210,584.00

P101220007 80

Village Safety 

Improvements (Safe 

Routes to School)

Traffic, bicycle, and pedestrian safety 

improvements on Swinomish Village roads

Construction in process, original SOW revised due 

to funding partner withdraw from project. Partial 

project funded through additional state funding. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2017.

$610,395.00 $30,509.00

Table Mountain Rancheria ca J51551

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Table Mountain Rancheria ca J51551

J51551AddP1 75

Old WWTP Parking 

Lot

Construction of a small parking lot with 

drainage and pavement.

The Environmental review and PS&E checklist was 

completed and approved by FHWA. The contract 

document and public posting were finalized. It 

then went our for bidding. A contractor was 

selected. Contracts were signed and construction 

began. Underground utilities were installed and 

moved. Soil was compacted. Asphalt install should 

start late December pending weather. The 

estimated completion for this project is 1/31/2018.

$333,500.00 $30,342.00

J515510007 90

Golf Course Lot B

Parking Lot Construction The construction and engineering plans have been 

completed. Environmental and cultural review has 

also been completed. The bid package was 

finalized. The project went out for bidding. A 

contractor was selected. Construction began. The 

grading, utilities moving and paving are complete. 

The majority of the project is completed except for 

landscaping. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$30,000.00 $25,000.00

J515510006 90

Golf Course Lot A

Parking Lot Construction The construction and engineering plans have been 

completed. Environmental and cultural review has 

also been completed. The bid package was 

finalized. The project went out for bidding. A 

contractor was selected. Construction began. The 

grading, utilities moving and paving are complete. 

The majority of the project is completed except for 

landscaping. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2017.

$170,000.00 $150,000.00

J51551008 90

Golf Course Lot D

Construction The construction and engineering plans have been 

completed. Environmental and cultural review has 

also been completed. The bid package was 

finalized. The project went out for bidding. A 

contractor was selected. Construction began. The 

grading, utilities moving and paving are complete. 

The majority of the project is completed except for 

landscaping. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/31/2018.

$200,000.00 $190,000.00

J51551009 90

Golf Course Lot E

Construction The construction and engineering plans have been 

completed. Environmental and cultural review has 

also been completed. The bid package was 

finalized. The project went out for bidding. A 

contractor was selected. Construction began. The 

grading, utilities moving and paving are complete. 

The majority of the project is completed except for 

landscaping. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/31/2018.

$600,000.00 $472,186.00

Te-Moak (Elko Band) Nevada H64643

H6432300 75

EKIC 1 (1) Silver Eagle 

Dr

Project 1 (1) Silver Eagle Drive - PreconstructionEngineering and Land survey design services are 

being completed The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2018.

$15,496.00 $15,496.00

Te-Moak (South Fork Band) Nevada H64662

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Te-Moak (South Fork Band) Nevada H64662

H6470100 95

SFIR 3 (1) Brdg H313

An A/E Firm (herein after called the Contractor) 

shall provide all labor, materials, equipment 

and services to perform bridge design 

(superstructure and substructure) and road 

design activities to develop plans, 

specifications, and engineer’s estimate for the 

construction of a bridge with approach roads as 

follows: Project SFIR 3(1), Indian Bench 

Bridge, No. H313 - Remove and dispose of 

existing debris from a bridge that was washed 

out and replace with a simple span precast, 

prestressed, beam type structure, 

approximately 85 feet in length to be located 

on the existing alignment of Route 3 (Indian 

Bench Road). The bridge approach roads shall 

begin at Route 1 (Lee Road) follow the existing 

alignment of Route 3 for approximately 1000 

feet south to the north end of the new bridge 

and end 500 feet beyond the south end of the 

new bridge. The approach roads shall be 

graded and drained with a gravel surface.

Field survey and mapping is complete (100%), 

geotechnical is complete (100%), hydrology and 

hydraulics (100%), archeological is complete 

(100%), environmental (100%), right-of-way (90%) 

and plans (100%). The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/31/2017.

$320,000.00 $105,525.00

The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut CT S50033

S500330002 100

Community & 

Government Building 

Parking

Expanded parking lot to accommodate 

employees and Tribal members.

This project has been successfully completed. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/24/2017.

$211,000.00 $100,896.00

The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

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The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

P1012329 100

Ernie Cladoobsy Jr St

RDMAINT Ernie Cladoobsy Jr Drive is located 

within the Silver Village Housing Development 

and is part of the tribal housing complex. This 

road was some 25+ years old and severely 

deteriorated. All speed bumps were removed 

and all asphalt pulverized and removed. Due to 

a poor sub-base additional base course was 

needed in the cul-de-sac and at varous 

locations on the road. Then the road was 

reconstructed.

The Silver Village is one of Tulalips Housing 

developments and is located within the heart of 

the Tulalip Reservation. This neighborhood is 

accessed off of Water Works Road. The 

neighborhood consists of six local roads - Ernie 

Cladoosby Jr. Street (Rte # 1095) , Reuben Shelton 

Drive (Rte 1091), Gus Smith Drive (Rte 1093), Steve 

Williams Drive (Rte 1094), Verle Hatch Drive (Rte 

1092), and Ellison James Drive (Rte 1090). •	All 

work was done within the existing right of 

way. •	Nepa: All activities for this project are 

categorically exempt as all normal operations, 

maintenance, and replacement of the existing 

roadway was done in accordance with the Dept of 

Interior NEPA Departmental Manual (DM) thus a 

categorically was issued. •	A full time observer 

was on site for each day worked and daily logs 

were created reporting days worked, hours 

worked, weather conditions, contactor and subs on 

site, laborers vs operators, tribal works non-tribal, 

safety observations, and equipment on site. 

•	Pavement preservation and a small amt of 

pedestrian improvements were made to 

approximately 5,550 lineal feet of roadway within 

the Silver Village neighborhood. •	After a 

competitive bid process - Tribal Resolution # 2016-

334 awarded the construction of the “Silver Village 

Pavement Preservation and Pedestrian 

Improvement Project” to Jag Corporation, a Tulalip 

Tribal Native American Construction firm. •	The 

contract amt was for $ 1,355,123.87 no 

amendment was added. The total amount spent on 

construction $1,133,150.15. •	The First working 

day was September 29th 2016 with completion 

with all punch list items completed on June 24th 

2017 . All contract work was completed within 47 

working days. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/24/2017.

$81,785.00 $13,755.00

P1012330 100

Steve Williams Dr.

RDMAINT Steve Williams Drive is part of the 

complex of roads that service the Silver Village 

housing complex. These 25+ years old roads 

had deteriorated to the point that the local 

post office and transit buses could not 

transverse them. To ensure that both the tribal 

transit and community transit buses could 

travel this roadway a reconstruction was 

necessary. All speed bumps were removed and 

the first lift pulverized.

Speed bumps have been removed, first lift 

pulverized. We struggled with a few of the storm 

drains had deteriorated at the intersection of Steve 

Williams and Reuben Sheldon Dr and we had to 

replace the Cb's and lines. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/24/2017.

$190,832.00 $32,095.00

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The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

P1012310 100

Mission Beach Heights

REHAB This pavement preservation project 

consisted of 1400 LF of roadway which 23 lots 

on the uphill side of which 13 are homes, on 

the south side there are 20 lots, all of which 

have homes overlooking Possession Sound. 

The storm water system was enhanced with an 

oil water separator and new diffuser on the 

beach to control and route storm runoff in a 

more control measure to ultimately protect the 

bluff area. The pavement was some 30+ years 

old and had long outlived it life.

•	Mission Beach Heights Road is located within the 

heart of the Tulalip Reservation. This highly 

sensitive and culturally protect road is adjacent to 

the tribal cemetery near Tulalip Bay. •	Pavement 

preservation was made to apx 1,500 lineal feet of 

roadway. In an effort to project the adjacent 

cemetery area stormwater drainage improvements 

were made. •	All work was done within the 

existing right of way. •	Nepa: All activities for this 

project are categorically exempt as all normal 

operations, maintenance, and replacement of the 

existing roadway was done in accordance with the 

Dept of Interior NEPA Departmental Manual (DM) 

thus a categorically was issued. •	However, due 

to the proximity to the tribal cemetery ERCI 

(Equinox Research and Consulting International Inc 

was hired to observe daily operations and 

document any archeological findings. An 

Archeological Investigation Report was completed 

and submitted to the Tribal Cultural Resource 

Department. •	A full time observer was on site for 

each day worked and daily logs were created 

reporting days worked, hours worked, weather 

conditions, contactor and subs on site, laborers vs 

operators, tribal works non-tribal, safety 

observations, and equipment on site. •	After a 

competitive bid process - Tribal Resolution # 2016-

520 awarded the construction of the “Mission 

Beach Heights Road Improvement Project” to 

Reece Corporation, a Tulalip Tribal Native 

American Construction firm. •	The contract amt 

was for $ 789,646.14 and amendment # 1 was 

issued in the amt of $45,734.18 making the new 

contract amt $835,380.32. The total amount spent 

on construction $809,472.82. •	The First working 

day was July 19th, 2016 with completion with all 

punch list items completed on March 11th 2017 . 

All contract work was completed within 56 working 

days. The estimated completion for this project is 

3/11/2017.

$66,397.00 $3,607.00

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The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

P1012332 100

Verle Hatch Dr.

RDMAINT Verle Hatch Drive is part of the 

circulation roads contained within the Silver 

Village Housing Complex. This network of roads 

are over 25+ years in age and heavily 

deteriorated. Verle Hatch Dr is an internal 

circulation route connecting Steve Williams 

Drive with Ellison James. This top lift of asphalt 

on this road had deterorated to the point that 

the tribal transit and Community Transit buses 

would not transverse this road.

Verle Hatch Dr is one of the roads located within 

Silver Village. The Silver Village is one of Tulalips 

Housing developments and is located within the 

heart of the Tulalip Reservation. This neighborhood 

is accessed off of Water Works Road. The 

neighborhood consists of six local roads - Ernie 

Cladoosby Jr. Street (Rte # 1095) , Reuben Shelton 

Drive (Rte 1091), Gus Smith Drive (Rte 1093), Steve 

Williams Drive (Rte 1094), Verle Hatch Drive (Rte 

1092), and Ellison James Drive (Rte 1090). •	All 

work was done within the existing right of 

way. •	Nepa: All activities for this project are 

categorically exempt as all normal operations, 

maintenance, and replacement of the existing 

roadway was done in accordance with the Dept of 

Interior NEPA Departmental Manual (DM) thus a 

categorically was issued. •	A full time observer 

was on site for each day worked and daily logs 

were created reporting days worked, hours 

worked, weather conditions, contactor and subs on 

site, laborers vs operators, tribal works non-tribal, 

safety observations, and equipment on site. 

•	Pavement preservation and a small amt of 

pedestrian improvements were made to 

approximately 5,550 lineal feet of roadway within 

the Silver Village neighborhood. •	After a 

competitive bid process - Tribal Resolution # 2016-

334 awarded the construction of the “Silver Village 

Pavement Preservation and Pedestrian 

Improvement Project” to Jag Corporation, a Tulalip 

Tribal Native American Construction firm. •	The 

contract amt was for $ 1,355,123.87 no 

amendment was added. The total amount spent on 

construction $1,133,150.15. •	The First working 

day was September 29th 2016 with completion 

with all punch list items completed on June 24th 

2017 . All contract work was completed within 47 

working days. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/24/2017.

$204,462.00 $34,388.00

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The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

P1012333 100

Gus Smith Dr

RDMAINT This road is part of the network of 

roads that serves the Silver Village Complex 

which house some 88 Tulalip Tribes members. 

Gus Smith Drive is the main roadway traversing 

the complex and connects both entrances of 

the complex to Waterworks road. It also is the 

road where the Tribal Transit and Community 

Transit buses stop to pick up riders. This heavily 

trafficked road had deteriorated to the point 

that we had to completely remove it and 

reconstruct the base as well.

The Silver Village is one of Tulalips Housing 

developments and is located within the heart of 

the Tulalip Reservation. This neighborhood is 

accessed off of Water Works Road. The 

neighborhood consists of six local roads - Ernie 

Cladoosby Jr. Street (Rte # 1095) , Reuben Shelton 

Drive (Rte 1091), Gus Smith Drive (Rte 1093), Steve 

Williams Drive (Rte 1094), Verle Hatch Drive (Rte 

1092), and Ellison James Drive (Rte 1090). •	All 

work was done within the existing right of 

way. •	Nepa: All activities for this project are 

categorically exempt as all normal operations, 

maintenance, and replacement of the existing 

roadway was done in accordance with the Dept of 

Interior NEPA Departmental Manual (DM) thus a 

categorically was issued. •	A full time observer 

was on site for each day worked and daily logs 

were created reporting days worked, hours 

worked, weather conditions, contactor and subs on 

site, laborers vs operators, tribal works non-tribal, 

safety observations, and equipment on site. 

•	Pavement preservation and a small amt of 

pedestrian improvements were made to 

approximately 5,550 lineal feet of roadway within 

the Silver Village neighborhood. •	After a 

competitive bid process - Tribal Resolution # 2016-

334 awarded the construction of the “Silver Village 

Pavement Preservation and Pedestrian 

Improvement Project” to Jag Corporation, a Tulalip 

Tribal Native American Construction firm. •	The 

contract amt was for $ 1,355,123.87 no 

amendment was added. The total amount spent on 

construction $1,133,150.15. •	The First working 

day was September 29th 2016 with completion 

with all punch list items completed on June 24th 

2017 . All contract work was completed within 47 

working days. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/24/2017.

$54,523.00 $9,170.00

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The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

P1012331 100

Ellison James Dr.

RDMAINT Ellison James Dr is part of the 

complex of roads that serves the Silver Village 

Housing Complex located on the Tulalip 

Reservation. The complex serves 88 tribal 

members. Not only is Ellison James one of the 

two main routes into the complex but it is also 

heavily traveled by both the Tribal Transit 

buses and Community Transit buses. Thus the 

25+ year old route had deteriorated severely.

Ellison James is one of the roads within Silver Silver 

Village. The Silver Village is one of Tulalips Housing 

developments and is located within the heart of 

the Tulalip Reservation. This neighborhood is 

accessed off of Water Works Road. The 

neighborhood consists of six local roads - Ernie 

Cladoosby Jr. Street (Rte # 1095) , Reuben Shelton 

Drive (Rte 1091), Gus Smith Drive (Rte 1093), Steve 

Williams Drive (Rte 1094), Verle Hatch Drive (Rte 

1092), and Ellison James Drive (Rte 1090). •	All 

work was done within the existing right of 

way. •	Nepa: All activities for this project are 

categorically exempt as all normal operations, 

maintenance, and replacement of the existing 

roadway was done in accordance with the Dept of 

Interior NEPA Departmental Manual (DM) thus a 

categorically was issued. •	A full time observer 

was on site for each day worked and daily logs 

were created reporting days worked, hours 

worked, weather conditions, contactor and subs on 

site, laborers vs operators, tribal works non-tribal, 

safety observations, and equipment on site. 

•	Pavement preservation and a small amt of 

pedestrian improvements were made to 

approximately 5,550 lineal feet of roadway within 

the Silver Village neighborhood. •	After a 

competitive bid process - Tribal Resolution # 2016-

334 awarded the construction of the “Silver Village 

Pavement Preservation and Pedestrian 

Improvement Project” to Jag Corporation, a Tulalip 

Tribal Native American Construction firm. •	The 

contract amt was for $ 1,355,123.87 no 

amendment was added. The total amount spent on 

construction $1,133,150.15. •	The First working 

day was September 29th 2016 with completion 

with all punch list items completed on June 24th 

2017 . All contract work was completed within 47 

working days. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/24/2017.

$381,663.00 $64,191.00

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The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

P1012317 100

Alphonso Bob/76th 

Place NW

REHAB This road is the main road to the Tulalip 

Bay Area and serves not only the Tulalip Early 

Learning Center but also the Tulalip Health 

Clinic. This 25+ yearly old three land roadway 

had deteriorated severely and required 

complete pulverization . In addition to the 

roadwork, an underdrain was installed to route 

upland surface storm water to the network of 

storm lines that ran throughout the roads. 

Concrete curb and gutter were removed and 

replaced along with ADA ramps. Oil water 

separators were installed as an increased 

measure to clean up discharged to the bay.

In addition to the pavement preservation this 

project included storm drainage improvements, 

replacement of damaged cement concrete curbs, 

gutter and sidewalks and ADA Ramps. •	After a 

competitive bid process - Tribal Resolution # 2016-

279 awarded the construction of the “76th Place 

NW Rehabilitation Project” to Jag Corporation, a 

Tulalip Tribal Native American Construction firm. 

•	All work was done within the existing right of 

way. •	Nepa: All activities for this project are 

categorically exempt as all normal operations, 

maintenance, and replacement of the existing 

roadway was done in accordance with the Dept of 

Interior NEPA Departmental Manual (DM) thus a 

categorically was issued. •	A full time observer 

was on site for each day worked and daily logs 

were created reporting days worked, hours 

worked, weather conditions, contactor and subs on 

site, laborers vs operators, tribal works non-tribal, 

safety observations, and equipment on site. 

•	The contract amt was for $ 786,229.82 a Tribal 

Amendment was added to the contract in the amt 

of $11,850.21 to install additional storm lines to 

the existing system. The total amount spent on 

construction $765,571.56. •	The First working day 

was July 12th 2016 with completion with all punch 

list items done on June 24th 2017. All contract 

work was completed within 56 working days. The 

estimated completion for this project is 6/24/2017.

$894,675.00 $65,719.00

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done Project Description

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Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Washingto P10123

P1012328 100

Rueben Sheldon Dr.

RDMAINT This road is part of the network of 

roads that serves the Silver Village Housing 

complex. The pavement within this complex is 

25+ years of age. With this road acting as one 

of the major arterial into Silver Village and the 

fact that it is part of the Tribal Transit and 

Community Transit Route repairs were a must. 

All speed bumps were removed, not all of the 

asphalt had deteriorated to a state where it all 

had to be removed. However, there were 

numerous locations where the entire roadway 

and base was removed and later replaced.

Reuben Sheldon Drive is one of the roads within 

the Silver Village complex. The Silver Village is one 

of Tulalips Housing developments and is located 

within the heart of the Tulalip Reservation. This 

neighborhood is accessed off of Water Works 

Road. The neighborhood consists of six local 

roads - Ernie Cladoosby Jr. Street (Rte # 1095) , 

Reuben Shelton Drive (Rte 1091), Gus Smith Drive 

(Rte 1093), Steve Williams Drive (Rte 1094), Verle 

Hatch Drive (Rte 1092), and Ellison James Drive 

(Rte 1090). •	All work was done within the 

existing right of way. •	Nepa: All activities for this 

project are categorically exempt as all normal 

operations, maintenance, and replacement of the 

existing roadway was done in accordance with the 

Dept of Interior NEPA Departmental Manual (DM) 

thus a categorically was issued. •	A full time 

observer was on site for each day worked and daily 

logs were created reporting days worked, hours 

worked, weather conditions, contactor and subs on 

site, laborers vs operators, tribal works non-tribal, 

safety observations, and equipment on site. 

•	Pavement preservation and a small amt of 

pedestrian improvements were made to 

approximately 5,550 lineal feet of roadway within 

the Silver Village neighborhood. •	After a 

competitive bid process - Tribal Resolution # 2016-

334 awarded the construction of the “Silver Village 

Pavement Preservation and Pedestrian 

Improvement Project” to Jag Corporation, a Tulalip 

Tribal Native American Construction firm. •	The 

contract amt was for $ 1,355,123.87 no 

amendment was added. The total amount spent on 

construction $1,133,150.15. •	The First working 

day was September 29th 2016 with completion 

with all punch list items completed on June 24th 

2017 . All contract work was completed within 47 

working days. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/24/2017.

$449,817.00 $75,654.00

Thlopthlocco Tribal Town Oklahoma G07903

G0713271 100

Community Bldg 

Parking Lot

NEWCON Construction was a two-phase project. Phase 2 

extended the parking lot and added some lighting. 

Phase two is nearing completion, as of 10-9-2017 

The estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2017.

$270,000.00 $269,266.00

Three Affiliated Tribe North Dak A04301

A0462000 50

BIA 20 Right-of-Way 

Acquisition

Survey, complete right-of-way plats Acquire right-of-way The estimated completion for 

this project is 12/31/2018.

$24,651.00 $24,651.00

A0411800 100

WELLS ROAD PAVING

Asphalt Paving - Construction Monitoring Project complete The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/30/2017.

$9,202.00 $9,202.00

Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona Arizona H54610

H5439400 10

PIR 400 (1) San Lucy

Project plans, engineers, designs and constructs 

sidewalks and situates lights along the roads in 

San Lucy Community, San Lucy District.

Preliminary designs and a right-of-way survey have 

been completed for the project. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2018.

$373,029.00 $5,000.00

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FY

Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona Arizona H54610

H5430300 25

PIR 1006 (1) Gu Vo 

Loop

Plan, design, engineer and construct 

approximately 1.2 miles of paved road in the 

community of Gu Vo, Gu Vo District.

Geotechnical testing and drainage report 

completed, entire project area aerial mapped, 

affected area utilities identified, potential road 

alignment option developed with community 

input, right-of-way plans developed, pavement 

designs completed, draft DCR completed and work 

on 30% plans initiated. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2018.

$290,000.00 $71,843.00

H54S5100 65

PIR Safety No. 1

Reconstruct portions of Rtes 29, 31 & 34 

damaged by 2014 flood waters.

Construction activities are 65% complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/9/2017.

$1,244,445.00 $149,480.00

H5452100 90

PIR 31 (1) Cowlic Rd

During heavy storms Cowlic Road, Sells District, 

floods and does not allow passage in or out of 

the community until storm water flows subside 

hours later. Project engineers, designs, 

reconstructs and improves the 2.0 miles of 

existing paved road located at the entrance to 

the community to allow the five (5) wash 

crossings on it to handle and move the flood 

waters out the area to allow people in and out 

of their community.

Engineering Consultant has completed the DCR for 

the project and the EA is being finalized for 

approval. Design plans are at 30% and a contract 

needs to be signed so the contractor can complete 

the plans. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/28/2018.

$2,895,000.00 $256,218.00

H5451000 100

PIR 44 (1) Vaiva Vo 

Ranch Rd

Reconstruct 0.2 miles of paved road and G,D&S 

0.4 miles of gravel road in the Community of 

Cockleburr.

Archeological data recovery is complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/30/2017.

$239,614.00 $101,480.00

H5451100 100

PIR 4202 (1) 

Cockleburr Rd

Grade, drain, and pave 1.9 miles of unimproved 

road that serves as a school bus route in the 

Community Cockleburr.

Archeological data recovery complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 4/30/2017.

$239,614.00 $101,480.00

Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma Oklahoma B07814

B0716141 70

Hotel Parking Area

NEWCON To date the project is 70% complete, The 

estimated completion for this project is 1/31/2018.

$630,000.00 $270,209.00

Tunica-Biloxi Indian Tribe Louisiana S50336

S5053614 20

Rt 3011 Birch Street

NEWCON - This road will be a Portland Cement 

Concrete road, 24 feet in width with subsurface 

drainage. Birch Street will serve a new 

residential area on the Tunica-Biloxi 

Reservation in Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana for 

future Tribal member residents.

The design on this project is nearing completion 

and should be let out for bids in the near future. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

6/4/2019.

$1,500,000.00 $12,760.00

S5053609 50

Melacon Extension

NEWCON - The road will be a curb & gutter 

Portland Cement Concrete road, 24 feet in 

width, with subsurface drainage and no 

sidewalks.

All construction plans complete, approved and 

signed by Project Engineers. The design of this 

road was changed from an open ditch to a curb & 

gutter design with subsurface drainage by the 

Tribal Council before bidding. Bids received on 

September 12, 2017, and awarded to low bidder as 

per recommendation by Project Engineers. 

Construction scheduled to begin in FY18 The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/1/2018.

$2,000,000.00 $47,605.00

United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians Oklahoma G08904

G0809761 15

John Hair Museum 

Parkinglot

NEWCON The design for this project is near completion, 

expected completion is by December 31, 2017. We 

are looking at bidding out the project for 

construction in early February 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 10/21/2017.

$990,605.00 $8,750.00

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FY

United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians Oklahoma G08904

G0809561 15

LOUIE GRIFFIN CIRCLE

NEWCON - This project will add sidewalks and 

pave Louie Griffin Circle, which is currently a 

gravel road.

We are currently in the design phase of this 

project. Plans are roughly 98% complete. A Phase I 

ESA Report was completed in April of 2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

11/27/2017.

$1,542,465.00 $34,485.00

Upper Sioux Community MN F57401

F57401AddP3 2

BACK FIELD ROAD

RECONSTRUCTION- WIDEN EXISTING ROAD 

GRADE, ADD GRAVEL SURFACE.

SURVEY. The estimated completion for this project 

is 10/31/2019.

$60,000.00 $1,000.00

F57401007 4

WASTE WATER 

TREATMENT ROAD

REDESIGN. RECONSTRUCTION ALONG EXISTING 

ALIGNMENT- IMPROVE DRAINAGE.

RECONSTRUCTION ALONG EXISTING ALIGNMENTIMPROVE DRAINAGE. The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/31/2018.

$110,000.00 $2,000.00

F574011016 4

PRAIRIE'S EDGE LANE 

(PARKING LOT TO 

CAVENDER ROAD)

PRAIRIE'S EDGE LANE RECONSTRUCTION 

ALONG TRIBAL LAND- GRADING, DRAINAGE, 

PAVEMENT.

SURVEY. The estimated completion for this project 

is 10/31/2019.

$110,000.00 $2,000.00

F5740103 100

Wastewater Drainage 

Expansion

RECONS: Cleaning and developing drain field. 

REDESIGN.

Remove over burden and developed drain field and 

land. The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2017.

$70,000.00 $0.00

Upper Skagit Indian Tribe Washingto P10131

P1013102 5

Helmick Road Safety 

Extension Project

Project begins at the intersection of Nuwah-Ah 

Lane (main entrance to the Reservation) and 

Helmick Road and continues east 

approximately 0.5 miles east to 

Trust/Reservation lands owned by the Tribe to 

be developed as Tribal housing and community 

buildings. Project will complete PS&E, rightof-way acquisition, permitting and the 

reconstruction of ±0.5 miles of County road. 

This reconstruction project will upgrade the 

existing roadway to meet current safety 

standards. This will include wider shoulders 

and drive lanes, geometric changes to improve 

stopping sight distance, and drainage 

improvements.

Due to other work commitments of the Tribe’s 

Community Development Engineer the decision 

was made to use Wilson Engineering, who were 

previously retained to assist with the project, to 

complete the road design. The consultant has fixed 

the vertical alignment and is making minor 

adjustments to the previously approved horizontal 

alignment in order to reduce the number of rightof-way parcels that will need to be acquired. 

Groundwater levels are continuing to be monitored 

by Tribal staff. Stormwater treatment and flow 

control options are being prepared by the 

consultant for review by the Tribe and Skagit 

County. An ICDBG grant has been received to fund 

the design and construction of the Tribal utilities 

that must be integrated into and constructed with 

the road project. Final plans, specifications and 

estimates are expected to be completed in the first 

quarter of 2018. Right-of-Way acquisition is 

expected to be completed by the end of 2019. 

Critical Issues/Problems: Stormwater design to be 

finalized after options are reviewed by the Tribe 

and Skagit County. Alignment adjustments along 

with completion of the stormwater design will 

allow the ROW plan to be finalized. Further 

discussions are required with the BIA and FHWA 

regarding who will be providing project 

certification of the ROW when it is acquired. No 

clear answer has been received. Need clarification 

from the BIA on whether certification will be 

provided by the FHWA or the BIA or some other 

agency. Also, due to elimination of HPP grant 

program funding an additional delay may occur in 

order to accumulate sufficient funding through TTP 

shares. Delays in accumulating funds for 

construction has delayed the estimated design and 

ROW acquisition dates. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2020.

$3,370,000.00 $25,577.00

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by Tribe

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Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Upper Skagit Indian Tribe Washingto P10131

P1013118 5

Coyote Drive 

Pedestrian Safety 

Improvement Project

Construct approximately 0.38 miles of 

sidewalks and crosswalks along with additional 

parking areas. This safety project’s purpose is 

to separate pedestrians from vehicular traffic 

as identified in the Tribe’s Long Range 

Transportation Plan

Consultant (Tuttle Engineering and Management) 

was hired after RFP process was completed. 

Consultant has completed 75% PSE for project. 

100% PS&E will be completed prior to December 

11, 2017 TTPSF grant application deadline in the 

NOFO. Funding was reallocated within G2G 

A16AP00065 in order to completely fund design 

work for this project. All land affected by the 

project is owned by the Tribe. Land outside of the 

existing right-of-way that is needed for this project 

will be re-categorized as right-of-way. No housing 

lot lines are expected to be affected by this project. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2020.

$920,000.00 $86,890.00

P1013103 5

Nookwa Chahbsh SFH 

Parking-Safety-Ped 

Pathways

Construct approximately 0.38 miles of 

sidewalks and crosswalks along with additional 

parking areas. This safety project’s purpose is 

to separate pedestrians from vehicular traffic 

as identified in the Tribe’s Long Range 

Transportation Plan

Consultant (Tuttle Engineering and Management) 

was hired after RFP process was completed. 

Consultant has completed 75% PSE for project. 

100% PS&E will be completed prior to December 

11, 2017 TTPSF grant application deadline in the 

NOFO. All land affected by the project is owned 

by the Tribe. Land outside of the existing right-ofway that is needed for this project will be 

submitted to the BIA for re-categorization as rightof-way. No housing lot lines are expected to be 

affected by this project. The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2019.

$3,230,000.00 $105,319.00

P10131AddP1 11

Sign Replacement for 

Emergency Services 

Assistance and Driver 

Feedback Sign for 

Law Enforcement

This project will provide a blanket replacement 

of all roadway signs with signs meeting the 

MUTCD requirements for size and 

retroreflectivity. High Intensity Prismatic 

sheeting will be specified for the new sheeting. 

High Intensity Prismatic Sheeting provides longterm reflectivity and durability, with an 

improved optical package to increase nighttime 

safety. This project will also provide a trailer 

mounted driver feedback sign to Tribal law 

enforcement to assist in driver education and 

compliance with Reservation speed limits. The 

sign will also be fitted with data logging and 

statistical software which will assist Law 

Enforcement with traffic enforcement 

prioritization and support transportation 

planning efforts.

Most replacement signs have been purchased 

(except custom signs). Delivery and installation by 

Tribal staff is expected in next reporting period. 

Quotes are being obtained for the driver feedback 

sign. Purchase of the feedback sign is expected in 

the next reporting period. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/31/2017.

$45,600.00 $5,494.00

P1013119 50

Old Hwy. 99 North 

Burlington Northern 

Overpass Project

BRIDGE; This project will replace an existing 

1,183-foot-long timber trestle bridge with a 

new prestressed concrete and steel span. The 

new bridge will be wider, and include structural 

earth walls, curb and gutter, sidewalks, and a 

stormwater system. The wider bridge will allow 

more room for bicycles and pedestrians, and 

will reduce congestion for drivers by providing 

more vehicle capacity. The existing structure 

was both structurally deficient and functionally 

obsolete, with a National Bridge Inventory 

System (NBIS) sufficiency rating 3 out of 100, 

which made this bridge one of the top 5 worst 

rated bridges within Washington State. The 

Burlington Northern Overpass carries 

approximately 6,000 vehicles per day, 15 

percent of which is truck and freight traffic. 

Replacing the bridge will ensure that this route 

will continue to provide reliable service for 

years to come. This bridge is listed in the 

Tribe’s official NTTFI and serves as a key route 

for Tribal members commuting to the Tribe’s 

employment center on Bow Hill Road.

The Tribe signed an interlocal agreement with 

Skagit County to provide TTP Bridge Grant funds to 

Skagit County. Construction of the bridge is 

underway. The first invoice to be paid under the 

interlocal agreement is expected in the next 

quarter. Construction status and photos can be 

seen at the following web address: 

https://www.skagitcounty.net/Departments/Public

WorksBNOP/main.htm The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/31/2018.

$19,000,000.0

0

$5,912.00

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Est. Project 

Cost

TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah & Ouray Reservation- Utah Utah H62687

H6255300 4

UOIR 8350 (1) Sheep 

Mtn Rd.

Road reconstruction and safety enhancement 

project to provide improved drainage, guardrail 

replacement and new installation, paving, 

permanent traffic control.

PE portion of project approximately at 30% level; 

topographic survey, geotechnical and draft EA 

completed. Developing const. plan set. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/26/2019.

$1,285,573.00 $28,810.00

H6255200 4

UOIR Consolidated 

No. 23

Reconstruction / overlay of the deteriorated 

existing roadway. Improvements include 

asphalt overlay, full depth reconstruction, 

drainage improvements, permanent signing 

and striping.

Topographic survey, geotechnical investigations, 

and Draft EA are complete. PE design at a 20% 

level. The estimated completion for this project is 

11/29/2019.

$1,239,424.00 $27,909.00

H6254100 8

UOIR 7 (2) - Cedar 

Reservoir Rd.

Reconstruction of existing earth road; 

improvements will be grading & surfacing, 

culvert replacements and new installations, and 

construction of roadway turn-outs.

Geotechnical investigations and topographic survey 

are complete; Draft EA is complete; developing a 

30% design package The estimated completion for 

this project is 10/31/2019.

$1,936,000.00 $129,356.00

H6235100 9

UOIR 22 (3) - Randlett 

Sreets

This project will resurface/reconstruct the 

streets within the Randlett community, 

including paving, curb & gutter and sidewalk 

replacements (as necessary), and permanent 

traffic control

PE at a 80% level; preparing 90% package for 2nd 

level review The estimated completion for this 

project is 11/23/2018.

$1,520,000.00 $80,212.00

H6234400 11

UOIR 1036 (1) Neola 

Subdiv

NOTE: 1036(1) NEOLA SUBDIVISION PROJECT 

REPLACES UOIR 1033(1) GUSHER SUBDIVISION 

PROJECT PER APPROVED FY2016 TTIP. This 

project will provide a new roadway system for 

the planned 16 lot subdivision. Improvements 

include grading & paving with curb, gutter and 

sidewalks, drainage improvements, and 

permanent traffic control features.

A 90% PS&E package was submitted to the BIAWRO in April 2017. A response letter from BIAWRO indicated that deliverables were 

unacceptable because they were not for the 

Gusher subdivision. This is a contractual issue that 

is yet to be resolved. in the interim the PE has been 

completed to 100% level with a second level 

review. The estimated completion for this project is 

11/30/2018.

$973,958.00 $53,313.00

H6234500 14

UOIR 1037 (1) UFO 

Subdiv

This project will provide a new roadway system 

for the planned 24 lot subdivision. 

Improvements include grading & paving with 

curb, gutter and sidewalks, drainage 

improvements, and permanent traffic control 

features.

Design at 90% level with 2nd level review 

completed; Preparing 90% submittal package for 

BIA-WRO The estimated completion for this project 

is 10/31/2019.

$120,758.00 $46,222.00

H6255700 15

UOIR 49 (4) Ute Way 

(Myton)

This project will reconstruct the failing existing 

roadway with a paved HACP surface, improve 

the existing cul-de-sac geometry, and provide 

detached ADA compliant sidewalks on both 

sides of the road.

Final PS&E package submitted to BIA-WRO. 

Waiting on approval to move to construction. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

10/31/2018.

$472,126.00 $33,765.00

H62R5100 20

UOIR 4500 (1) Comm 

Cntr Prkg

Reconstruction of earth/gravel parking lot to 

provide paving, drainage and sidewalks to ADA 

standards.

The PS&E package is at a 100% design level with 

2nd level review completed; awaiting ROW 

document approvals by the U&O Agency to submit 

full PS&E package to BIA-WRO. The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/31/2018.

$194,000.00 $17,143.00

H6270300 22

UOIR 8353 (1) Bridge 

Construction - No. 

13116

This project will replace a deficient and 

functionally obsolete bridge over Rock Cr.

The PS&E package is at a 90% design level with 2nd 

level review completed; ROW documents approved 

by tribes BC; Preparing 90% submittal package for 

BIA-WRO. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/31/2019.

$1,145,000.00 $4,350.00

H6270200 25

UOIR 8352 (1) Bridge 

Construction - No. 

13115

This project replaces a deficient and 

functionally obsolete bridge over Rock Cr.

The PS&E package is at a 90% design level with 2nd 

level review complete; ROW documents approved 

by the tribal BC. Preparing 90% submittal package 

to BIA-WRO. The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/31/2019.

$1,175,000.00 $11,500.00

H6270100 25

UOIR 8199(1) Bridge 

13102

This project replaces a deficient and 

functionally obsolete bridge over Rock Cr.

The PS&E package is at a 90% level with 2nd level 

review completed; ROW documents approved by 

tribal BC; Preparing 90% submittal package to BIAWRO. The estimated completion for this project is 

10/24/2019.

$1,179,993.00 $17,048.00

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FY

Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah & Ouray Reservation- Utah Utah H62687

H6232300 35

UOIR 80 (3) 

Whiterocks St.

This project provides for reconstruction of 

existing roadways within the community of 

Whiterocks. Improvements include grading & 

paving, curb, gutter and sidewalk, drainage 

improvements, and permanent traffic control 

features.

Project went to construction late summer of 2017; 

approximately 20% complete The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/31/2018.

$2,258,250.00 $379,894.00

H6239300 60

UOIR 9(2)

This project is UOIR 9(2) - Phase 2 which is the 

reconstruction of an existing dirt access road to 

the Transportation/Maintenance compound. It 

includes grading, paving with curb & gutter, 

drainage, and permanent traffic control. This 

project is an additional phase to the original 

A09AV00269 contract

Historic building identified within roadway 

alignment so Tribe developed an alternative 

alignment for avoidance of building. The PS&E 

package is at a 100% design level with 2nd level 

review completed; awaiting ROW document 

approvals by the U&O Agency to submit full PS&E 

package to BIA-WRO. The estimated completion 

for this project is 10/31/2018.

$2,360,247.00 $45,900.00

H6259300 65

UOIR 171(2)

This project reconstructs the existing roadway 

from the Ashley NF boundary to the Big Springs 

fish hatchery. Improvements include grading & 

paving, drainage improvements, roadside 

development, and permanent traffic control 

features.

Project went to construction summer of 2017; 

approx. 60% complete The estimated completion 

for this project is 7/27/2018.

$620,000.00 $48,895.00

H6234200 70

UOIR 1034 (1) Alterra 

Subdiv

This project provides new access roads to this 

planned 16 lot subdivision. Improvements 

include grading & paving, curb, gutter and 

sidewalk, drainage improvements including 

piping of existing irrigation ditch (within ROW), 

and permanent traffic control features.

Project under construction; approximately 60% 

complete The estimated completion for this project 

is 3/30/2018.

$1,082,390.00 $29,792.00

H6259400 95

UOIR 7(1)

This project will provide reconstruction of the 

deteriorated existing roadway including culvert 

replacements, roadside development and 

permanent traffic control.

The project PS&E package was revised through 

value engineering and bid March 2016 with bids 

exceeding the Engineers Estimate. The Tribe has 

requested remaining construction funds from 

A09AV00272 be applied to this project. Additional 

funds have been added to project. Construction is 

at 95% with signing & striping, punchlist items etc. 

to occur spring of 2018. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/31/2018.

$2,300,000.00 $322,331.00

H6251000 100

UOIR 3 (3)

This project provides an overlay and driveway 

approaches to the existing roadway serving the 

Hilltop community.

Construction complete with close-out 

documentation sent to BHIA-WRO July of 2017 The 

estimated completion for this project is 3/1/2018.

$535,000.00 $157,160.00

H6234000 100

UOIR 1032 (1) - 

Residential Streets

This project provides new HACP surfacing to a 

gravel/native soil roadway serving multiple 

home sites. Improvements include grading & 

paving including driveway approaches, ribbon 

curbing, and permanent traffic control features.

Construction is complete; final project close-out 

with BIA-WRO pending The estimated completion 

for this project is 2/2/2018.

$810,000.00 $432,691.00

H6234300 100

UOIR 1035 (1) Hilltop 

Subdiv

Construction of new roads to service a new 16 

lot subdivision for the tribal community. 

Includes grading, drainage, paving, permanent 

traffic control.

Construction 100% complete; awaiting project 

close-out with BIA-WRO The estimated completion 

for this project is 12/31/2017.

$1,089,915.00 $709,719.00

Ute Mountain Tribe (Allen Canyon) COLORAD M45754

M45RM171 100

Supplemental Road 

Maintenance

Road surface inspection, blading & reshaping, 

crack sealing, shoulder maintenance, clean 

drainage structure, litter pickup along road, 

mowing/vegetation control, cattle guard clean 

& repair, and snow & ice control.

4TH QUARTER ACTIVITIES The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$373,895.00 $373,895.00

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Colorado M45751

M4545161 20

UMU260(1)2&3- Talk 

Road

Survey, Environmental, Grade/Drain, Aggregate 

& Incidental. This project is in the Planning and 

Design Phase.

Attending meeting, CDOT 30% Plan & Specs, no 

construction activities anticipated Spring 2017, The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$580,893.00 $42,496.00

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FY

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Colorado M45751

M4551141 100

SAFETY 

ENHANCEMENT 

PROJECTS

Road striping, cattle guard clean & repair, and 

sign repair & replace.

4th Quarter Report (activities). The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$41,198.00 $41,198.00

Village of Kotlik Alaska E02268

E0226826 50

Route 1001 Board 

Road Replacement

BRDWLK Repair plans are being formed for a re-design of section 

10 The estimated completion for this project is 

12/31/2018.

$692,735.00 $74,531.00

Village of Stony River Alaska E02464

E02464AddP1 99

Construct Airport 

Transit Shelter

Construct Airport Transit Shelter Building is built and on the airport property, but 

lacks power because the Department of 

Transportation has not told the power company to 

connect power to the building. The building lacks 

steps and a heater until the building can be 

officially powered and occupied. The estimated 

completion for this project is 6/18/2017.

$46,000.00 $3,567.00

Walker River Paiute Tribe of the Walker River Reservation- Nevada Nevada H61656

H6131500 99

WRIR 101 (1) 

Cottonwood/Admin 

Rd

Reconstruction of Cottonwood/Admin. Road. 

This project will repave deteriorated existing 

roadway and improve drainage.

The following was completed on the project: 

survey, staking, milling of existing 

pavement,excavation and removal, placing of mirifi 

fabric, placing of aggregate base and hot asphalt 

pavement, sign installation and striping. The 

estimated completion for this project is 1/27/2018.

$490,000.00 $489,162.00

H6131600 100

WRiR 301 (1) Colony 

Dr.

Reconstruct 0.3 miles of existing deteriorated 

paved road.

Construction survey and staking, excavation and 

removal, placing of aggregate base and hot asphalt 

pavement, placement of concrete curb/gutter and 

sign installation. Striping was also completed. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/29/2017.

$304,338.00 $244,581.00

H6151400 100

WRIR 5 (2) Sierra Way

New construction of Sierra Way. This project 

will pave an existing dirt road with access to 

trash dump facilities and improve drainage.

Survey, staking, excavation and removal, placing of 

aggregate base and hot asphalt pavement, culvert 

installation, sign installation and striping. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/29/2017.

$1,387,000.00 $1,222,907.00

H6150700 100

WRIR 160 (1) Black 

Mountain Road

New construction of Black Mountain Road. This 

project will add paved roadway with new 

culverts, curb and gutter and improve drainage.

Construction survey and staking, excavation and 

removal, placing of aggregate base and hot asphalt 

pavement, placing of low water crossing, curb and 

gutter, striping, seeding, placing of bollards and 

sign installation. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/29/2017.

$510,000.00 $326,109.00

Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) MA S50030

S500300004 0

Lobsterville Road 

resurfacing

Reconstruction no progress. this may be considered in 2018 The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$53,000.00 $0.00

S500300006 5

Totopinnumayak 

Extension

New Construction need to obtain ROW from landholders in order to 

proceed. The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/30/2018.

$180,000.00 $0.00

S500300009 5

Recreation; tourism; 

and trails program

improve signage and other facilities in order to 

better serve visitors to tribal lands and interests

worked with town-tribe group on several 

initiatives, including tourism planning. tapered off 

activities towards end of reporting period due to 

legal disputes (not directly related to these 

activities) with town. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2020.

$125,000.00 $0.00

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FY

Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) MA S50030

S500300003 45

Old South Road 

Stabilization

Reconstruction of portion of road no progress to report. designs were completed 

several years ago The estimated completion for 

this project is 8/4/2018.

$50,000.00 $0.00

S500300007 45

Loran Station Road 

Paving

paving of a current earth road project won't come up until at earliest FY2018. 

design was completed by BIA several years ago. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2018.

$120,000.00 $0.00

S500300008 50

Maintenance 

Equipment Storage 

Facility Replacement

Reconstruction of a storage facility used to 

store transportation & road maintenance 

equipment; improvements to surrounding site, 

including roadway and parking lot

construction started in august, 2017. completed all 

clearing and grubbing, tree removal, catch basin 

and culvert installation. partially completed 

excavation activities, survey & staking, erosion 

controls, etc. The estimated completion for this 

project is 6/30/2018.

$600,000.00 $99,876.00

S500300002 95

Delivery May 

Reconstruction

Reconstruction of a concrete delivery road construction began in august, 2017. contractor 

completed major activities by end of september. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

5/31/2018.

$81,640.00 $71,640.00

Washoe Tribe of Nevada & California (Dresslerville Colony) Nevada H61671

H61R4900 0

DVIR P001 (3) 

Housing Authority 

Prkg

This project will repair/maintain the existing 

paved parking lot that serves the Washoe 

Housing Authority.

This project has been suspended due to the 

assessed need to secure more funding to complete 

the project. The condition of the facility has 

deteriorated to a level that will require more work 

than was originally assessed. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$262,820.00 $55.00

H61R4800 0

DVIR P001 (2) Health 

Clinic Prkg

This project will repair and apply preservation 

seal coat to the parking lot that serves the 

Washoe Health Clinic.

This project will be started in 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2018.

$127,562.00 $68.00

H61R4400 100

DVIR P001 (1) 

Dresslerville Gym Prkg

This project reconstructed the paved parking 

facility at the Dresslerville Gym and improved 

the dirt parking area to an asphalt paved 

parking area. Included in the project were 

striping, signage, drainage, and lighting.

All the construction components for this project 

are complete. Final payments were processed with 

the final payment completed in Jan, 2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 

12/30/2016.

$283,647.00 $27,494.00

Washoe Tribe of Nevada & California (Carson Colony) Nevada H61647

H61S4200 0

CIC Safety No.1

Develop PS&E documents and install flashing 

school lights, speed control devices, signage, 

and street lighting.

Project is scheduled to begin in 2018. The 

estimated completion for this project is 9/30/2019.

$97,681.00 $16.00

H6134300 0

CIC 9101 (2) Drainage 

Mitigation

Evaluate & prepare PS&E documents to 

construct 1.9 mi of needed improvements to 

mitigate drainage problems at various locations.

Design documents were acquired and work was 

started but suspended due to unforeseen 

circumstances to repair curb and gutter on the 

Carson Indian Colony at two different locations. 

The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2017.

$38,656.00 $591.00

H6164500 1

SIC Chip Seal No 2

Prepare PS&E documents to crack seal and 

slurry seal existing paved roads in the Stewart 

Community.

Initial planning started. Project has been 

suspended due Council's wish to re-assess the 

streets for mill and overlay. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$164,327.00 $122.00

H6164600 1

CIC Chip Seal No 1

Prepare PS&E documents, crack seal and apply 

slurry seal to 1.9 miles of existing pave streets.

Design specifications have been acquired and 

project will commence in 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$137,003.00 $530.00

H61R4100 100

CIC P001 (1) Carson 

Gym Prkg

Repair and resurface Carson Gym parking area. Construction was completed in Nov, 2016 The 

estimated completion for this project is 1/20/2017.

$265,918.00 $29,802.00

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TTP Funds 

Expended this 

FY

Washoe Tribe of Nevada & California (Carson Colony) Nevada H61647

H61R4300 100

SIC P103 (1) Stewart 

Gym Parking

Develop PS&E documents, pave and stripe the 

Stewart Gym parking area.

Construction of the paved parking area was 

completed in Nov,2016. The estimated completion 

for this project is 1/20/2017.

$321,974.00 $37,593.00

Washoe Tribe of Nevada & California Washoe (Woodfords Communi California H61672

H61R4700 50

WFIC P101 (1) Ed 

Cntr- Firehouse & 

Gym Prkg

Prepare PS&E documents for repair/resurface 

existing paved Education Center & Wellness 

Center parking and construction of new paved 

parking lot for Firehouse.

Reconstruction of Woodfords Indian Education 

Center completed. Planning for work on Wellness 

Center and Firehouse parking areas to begin in 

2017. The estimated completion for this project is 

9/30/2017.

$207,831.00 $15,740.00

White Earth Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota F53408

F5340804 100

NORTH TWIN LAKE 

ROAD

RECONS mill & overlay The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2017.

$117,090.00 $117,090.00

F5340812 100

nibi ave

RECONS completed, milled and paved The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$32,820.00 $32,820.00

F5340811 100

waboose dr

RECONS complete The estimated completion for this project 

is 9/30/2017.

$133,943.00 $133,943.00

F5340801 100

CHURCH STREET 

WEST

RECONS mill & overly The estimated completion for this 

project is 10/5/2017.

$114,428.00 $114,428.00

F5340822 100

MIGIZI AVE

REHAB mill & overlay, curb & gutter The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$50,561.00 $50,561.00

F5309008 100

WILD RICE LOOP

RECONS mill and overlay The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2017.

$257,241.00 $257,241.00

F5340823 100

MASHKIKI AVE

REHAB mill and overlay The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2017.

$1,873,345.00 $1,873,345.00

F5340802 100

VILLAGE AVENUE

RECONS mill & overlay The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2017.

$1,873,345.00 $1,873,345.00

F5340821 100

AMILA AVE

REHAB mill & overlay, curb & gutter The estimated 

completion for this project is 9/30/2017.

$50,561.00 $50,561.00

White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Reservaton- Arizo Arizona H52607

H5234300 90

FAIR 101 (1) E. 

Whiteriver Sts

FAR Consolidated No. 30 – Pulverize existing 

bituminous pavement, remove and dispose of 

existing concrete sidewalk, curb and gutters; 

Grade, drain, construct pcc sidewalk, curb and 

gutters, place aggregate base course, hot 

asphalt concrete pavement, and pavement 

markings on approximately 0.790 miles of 

Routes 101, 102 and 420 on the Fort Apache 

Indian Reservation, Navajo County, Arizona.

Preconstruction activities are complete. 

Construction is 90% complete as 9-30-2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/9/2017.

$669,593.00 $416,649.00

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FY

White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Reservaton- Arizo Arizona H52607

H5234400 90

FAIR 102 (1) Rick 

Lupe Rd

FAR Consolidated No. 30 – Pulverize existing 

bituminous pavement, remove and dispose of 

existing concrete sidewalk, curb and gutters; 

Grade, drain, construct pcc sidewalk, curb and 

gutters, place aggregate base course, hot 

asphalt concrete pavement, and pavement 

markings on approximately 0.790 miles of 

Routes 101, 102 and 420 on the Fort Apache 

Indian Reservation, Navajo County, Arizona.

Preconstruction is complete. Construction is 90% 

complete as of 9-30-2017. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/9/2017.

$361,390.00 $253,949.00

H5234500 90

FAIR 420 (1) 

Detention Center Rd

FAIR Consolidated No. 30 – Pulverize existing 

bituminous pavement, remove and dispose of 

existing concrete sidewalk, curb and gutters; 

Grade, drain, construct pcc sidewalk, curb and 

gutters, place aggregate base course, hot 

asphalt concrete pavement, and pavement 

markings on approximately 0.790 miles of 

Routes 101, 102 and 420 on the Fort Apache 

Indian Reservation, Navajo County, Arizona.

Preconstruction activities are complete. 

Construction is 90% complete as of 9-30-2017. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/9/2017.

$315,445.00 $160,989.00

H5224200 95

FAIR SR73 (3) Ped 

Xings

SAFETY - A partnership with the Arizona 

Department of Transportation to install 

Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons on SR 73.

The construction/installation of the Pedestrian 

Hybrid Beacons are complete. Awaiting final close 

out reporting. The estimated completion for this 

project is 9/30/2018.

$615,000.00 $100,000.00

H5254200 100

FAIR 46 (8) Ft Apache 

Rd

Develop PS & E documents to mill, apply 2" 

overlay and stripe 4.6 miles of existing paved 

road

Preconstruction activities completed by direct 

service. The estimated completion for this project 

is 1/17/2017.

$99,645.00 $99,645.00

H5233200 100

FAIR 108 (1)

Prepare Phase 1 PS&E documents to grade, 

drain, place aggregate base and hot asphalt 

pavement for approximately 1.88 miles of 

existing graded earth roadways that serve tribal 

housing. This project is combined with FAIR 

7(2) to make up FAIR Consolidated No. 32.

All preconstruction activities for phase 1 completed 

by direct service. The estimated completion for this 

project is 7/6/2017.

$265,912.00 $265,912.00

H5236000 100

FAIR 7 (2) Turkey 

Creek Road

Develop PS&E to grade, drain, place aggregate 

base and hot asphalt pavement for 

approximately 0.34 miles of existing paved 

roadway that serves Tribal Housing. Combined 

with Project FAIR 108(1) (phase 1) as Project 

FAIR Consolidated No. 32.

Preconstruction activities completed by direct 

service. The estimated completion for this project 

is 7/6/2017.

$21,052.00 $21,052.00

H5231100 100

FAIR 104 (1)

FAIR 104(1) – Whiteriver Streets: Mill existing 

bituminous pavement, grade, drain, construct 

portland cement concrete (pcc) sidewalks, pcc 

curb and gutters, place aggregate base course, 

hot asphalt concrete pavement, and pavement 

markings on approximately 1.313 miles of 

Route 104 on the Fort Apache Indian 

Reservation, Navajo County, Arizona.

Construction is complete. The estimated 

completion for this project is 7/1/2017.

$2,132,470.00 $256,164.00

Wichita and Affiliated Tribes Oklahoma B06804

B0613041 100

Travel Plaza Access

Construction of new access road and parking 

lot for the Wichita Tribal History Center

Project 100% complete. The estimated completion 

for this project is 5/1/2017.

$459,283.00 $380,084.00

Wind River Tribe Wyoming C58280

C5815S41 5

ENHANCED SAFETY 

EDUCATION

TTPSF Safety advertising campaign. The estimated 

completion for this project is 12/28/2018.

$136,450.00 $12,530.00

Wrangell Cooperative Association AK E09532

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TTP Funds 

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FY

Wrangell Cooperative Association AK E09532

E095320008 10

WCAT DOT Facility

The money expended was used for planning 

purposes and the purchase of property which 

includes a lot with a two unit duplex on it which 

will be renovated to be used as offices. The lot 

adjacent to this will be used to build a 

maintenance/storage warehouse.

We labeled the renovation to the duplex into office 

space as Phase 1. We anticipate on completing 

Phase 1 in 2018, an other Phase will follow. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/1/2018.

$1,055,000.00 $424,165.00

Wyandotte Nation Oklahoma G04924

G0401702 0

Wyandotte Road Ph 1 

Part C

Reconstruction of roadway with extensive 

drainage.

Most engineering is complete (approx. 80%). 

Environmental Assessment is complete. The 

estimated completion for this project is 12/2/2020.

$367,044.00 $45,787.00

Yavapai-Apache Nation of the Camp Verde Indian Reservation- Arizo Arizona H68601

H68T4100 100

YAN Transit No. 1

TRANSIT - Transit Contract/Grant to establish 

and operate the YA Tribal Transit program.

Transit Contract/Grant funding used to establish 

and operate the YA Tribal Transit program. Funds 

currently being used for salaries/benefits to 

employee three (3) individuals; 1 Transit Supervisor 

and 2 Transit Drivers. The Transit routes include 

the Yavapai-Apache Nation reservation 

communities, the Town of Camp Verde, 

Cottonwood and Clarkdale. The YA Transit 

provides a fixed route service, service is open to 

the general public and is in operation 5 days a 

week; Monday thru Friday. Funds are used for 

operation, which includes training, fuel, equipment 

repair & maintenance, uniforms and supplies; bus 

stop shelters and signage needed. Funding is much 

needed to operate. The estimated completion for 

this project is 9/30/2017.

$326,787.00 $110,157.00

Yupiit of Andreafski Alaska E02019

E02019C5 13

Construct Transit 

Facility

Phase 1 construction to include pad, utility 

drops, piles and drilling and possible building 

erection

Most pre-construction complete, pad partially 

constructed. The estimated completion for this 

project is 12/31/2020.

$1,700,000.00 $230,340.00

E02019C5 100

Design Transit Facility

Project Not Listed Designed Completed The estimated completion for 

this project is 4/21/2017.

$200,223.00 $196,303.00

Yurok Tribe California J52562

J52TR001 50

Tulley Creek Building 

and Complex

TRANSIT Building Construction began FY 2017. The building should 

be completed by August 2018. The estimated 

completion for this project is 8/31/2017.

$8,710,000.00 $649,872.00

J52KG562 99

Klamath Gateway 

Project

SAFETY Construction of sidewalks and curbs is complete. 

Street lights have been installed. Bike lanes have 

been painted. The estimated completion for this 

project is 1/31/2017.

$1,700,000.00 $12,907.00

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