Colorado transportation officials broke ground on an $806M reconstruction of Interstate 270 in the Denver area, including bridge and earthwork to widen the highway while keeping traffic moving.
Colorado Breaks Ground on $806M I-270 Reconstruction
Colorado transportation officials broke ground on an $806M reconstruction of Interstate 270 in the Denver area, including bridge and earthwork to widen the highway while keeping traffic moving.
- Investment
- $806M
- Location
- Denver, Colorado
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