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http://www.trb.org/Publications/Blurbs/165319.aspx

The New I-64 Project in metropolitan St. Louis involved the reconstruction of 10 miles of highway, including 13 interchanges and 8 major overpasses. With limited funds, limited space, and the need to limit the construction impacts, the Missouri Department of Transportation implemented a flexible procurement process, community partnerships, concerted public communications, and other innovations to complete the project ahead of schedule, with high ratings of customer satisfaction.

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pp 16-22

2011-3

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Communication; Customer satisfaction; Innovation; Interchanges; Interstate highways; Overpasses; Partnerships; Procurement; Public relations; Reconstruction; Urban areas

Interstate 64

Saint Louis (Missouri)

Construction; Highways; I52: Construction of Pavements and Surfacings

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