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Eastrail Multi-Use Trail Plan

Woodinville, WA

Estimated value$7.1M
StageNot verified
Owner / developerCity of Woodinville
Last verified2026-10-25

Project overview

FY 2024 RAISE award scope: The project will fund planning, public engagement, environmental review, permitting, and design of an approximately 1.7-mile multi-use trail and linear park.

Scope
The project will fund planning, public engagement, environmental review, permitting, and design of an approximately 1.7-mile multi-use trail and linear park.
Project type
Bicycle-Pedestrian — planning/design award scope
Reported investment / scope
$7,100,000 — USDOT total project cost at FY 2024 award; planning/design scope, not the future construction budget.
Funding sources
$5,000,000 FY 2024 RAISE planning grant selected by USDOT. Selection does not establish a construction contract award or current obligation/disbursement status.
Delivery method
Not available

Organizations involved

Owner / developer
City of Woodinville
Developer
Not available
Engineering firm / architect
Not available
General contractor / construction manager
Not available
EPC contractor
Not available
Technology / equipment providers
Not available
Financial sponsor
Not available
Other recorded participants
Not available

Business opportunities

Not verified

Current procurement record
Not available
Upcoming procurement
Not available
Contract / package value
Not available
Supplier / subcontractor opportunities
Not available
Workforce requirements
Not available

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Timeline & key dates

Expected procurement
Not available
Construction start
Not available
Estimated completion
Not available
Dated milestones
Not available
Permitting
Not available
Recent project updates
Source checked 2026-10-25 against the USDOT historical awards workbook, updated 2026-07-07. Scope and financial figures are reported at the FY 2024 award and are not a current cost re-estimate. The listed organization is the USDOT applicant/recipient; individual asset ownership is not separately verified. Current delivery stage, construction progress, contractors, bid status, and completion dates were not established by this award record. Location names the recipient jurisdiction; project limits are described in the awarded scope. Coordinates reproduce the USDOT award location and are approximate; they do not establish surveyed site boundaries.
Challenges / risks
Not available

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Additional project record

FY 2024 RAISE award scope: The project will fund planning, public engagement, environmental review, permitting, and design of an approximately 1.7-mile multi-use trail and linear park.

Funded scope

The project will fund planning, public engagement, environmental review, permitting, and design of an approximately 1.7-mile multi-use trail and linear park.

Funding at award

$7,100,000 — USDOT total project cost at FY 2024 award; planning/design scope, not the future construction budget.

$5,000,000 FY 2024 RAISE planning grant selected by USDOT. Selection does not establish a construction contract award or current obligation/disbursement status.

Source and verification

Source checked 2026-10-25 against the USDOT historical awards workbook, updated 2026-07-07. Scope and financial figures are reported at the FY 2024 award and are not a current cost re-estimate. The listed organization is the USDOT applicant/recipient; individual asset ownership is not separately verified. Current delivery stage, construction progress, contractors, bid status, and completion dates were not established by this award record. Location names the recipient jurisdiction; project limits are described in the awarded scope. Coordinates reproduce the USDOT award location and are approximate; they do not establish surveyed site boundaries.

USDOT awarded-projects publication · Official awards workbook

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