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MLK Corridor Equitable Mobility Enhancement Project

City of Norwalk, CT: Connecticut

Estimated valueNot verified
StageNot verified
Owner / developerNorwalk Redevelopment Agency
Last verified2026-10-24

Project overview

Norwalk Redevelopment Agency is the recipient of a $14,000,000 FY 2024 RAISE grant for MLK Corridor Equitable Mobility Enhancement Project in City of Norwalk, CT.

Scope
This project will fund the construction of Complete Streets improvements along approximately 2-miles of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Drive and to six roadways in the approximate 33-acre area surrounding the South Norwalk Train Station. The project will include road-diets, connectivity enhancements, bicycle, pedestrian, and transit accommodations, wayfinding signage, landscaping, drainage, ITS, and digital transportation messaging signage with real-time transit information.
Project type
Road, bridge and corridor improvements — capital award
Reported investment / scope
Total project cost not established by this entry
Funding sources
FY 2024 RAISE capital award: $14,000,000 federal grant
Delivery method
Not available

Organizations involved

Owner / developer
Norwalk Redevelopment Agency
Developer
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Engineering firm / architect
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General contractor / construction manager
Not available
EPC contractor
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Technology / equipment providers
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Financial sponsor
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Other recorded participants
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Business opportunities

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Current procurement record
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Upcoming procurement
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Contract / package value
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Supplier / subcontractor opportunities
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Workforce requirements
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Timeline & key dates

Expected procurement
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Construction start
August 2025 — estimate in FY 2024 award fact sheet; not reconfirmed
Estimated completion
Not confirmed
Dated milestones
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Permitting
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Recent project updates
FY 2024 RAISE capital award. The source documents a 2024 grant award, not a current construction or tender update. Award amount is the federal grant, not total project cost. Current delivery status and procurement availability have not been independently confirmed.
Challenges / risks
Award record does not confirm current project status, full funding or availability of contracts.

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Additional project record

Norwalk Redevelopment Agency is the recipient of a $14,000,000 FY 2024 RAISE grant for MLK Corridor Equitable Mobility Enhancement Project in City of Norwalk, CT.

This project will fund the construction of Complete Streets improvements along approximately 2-miles of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Drive and to six roadways in the approximate 33-acre area surrounding the South Norwalk Train Station. The project will include road-diets, connectivity enhancements, bicycle, pedestrian, and transit accommodations, wayfinding signage, landscaping, drainage, ITS, and digital transportation messaging signage with real-time transit information.

Award record: FY 2024 RAISE capital award. Federal grant: $14,000,000. Recipient: Norwalk Redevelopment Agency. Location: City of Norwalk, CT: Connecticut.

Construction start: August 2025 — estimate in FY 2024 award fact sheet; not reconfirmed. Completion, contractor, designer and current bid deadlines are not confirmed in this entry.

The source documents a 2024 grant award, not a current construction or tender update. Award amount is the federal grant, not total project cost. Current delivery status and procurement availability have not been independently confirmed.

Official USDOT award fact sheet, page 31. Award record reviewed October 24, 2026.

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