Georgia • GA-01 Congressional District

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Total # Projects: 18
Total # Contracts: 12
Total $ Projects: $34,393,699
Total $ Contracts: $23,599,356

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Project $
GA-02 $32,798,084
GA-03 $88,081,522
GA-04 $37,713,798
GA-05 $15,177,600
GA-06 $42,775,101
GA-07 $61,612,001
GA-08 $95,050,835
GA-09 $13,566,013
GA-10 $30,037,515
GA-11 $32,701,237
GA-12 $32,274,717
GA-13 $48,950,254
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First, we received an updated copy of the national database of stimulus road and bridge projects as of Sept. 25. Separately, we obtained data that states filed to the federal government as part of the stimulus legislation's reporting requirements. These data list which contractors had been awarded particular projects. We were able to trace more than 90 percent of the funds to individual counties. In a few other cases, projects are statewide and cannot be narrowed to county or serve multiple counties. We’ve indicated those cases in the data.

Wherever possible, we matched DOT projects to state recovery filings. They did not match in every instance. The DOT projects, which total $19 billion, include hundreds of projects not yet associated with a contractor. The contractors' data totals about $13 billion in obligated funds. In a few cases, state contractors did not match a DOT project. Some projects also have multiple contractors. When there is no matching contractor information for a project, searches and lists will return a blank.

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Project Name Contractor County Improvement Type Amount
THIS PROJECT PROPOSES TO REALIGN ON NEW LOCATION SR 11/US 129 AND SR 31, 122/ US 221 TO CREATE TWO, (2), 90 DEGREE "T" INTERSECTIONS WITH SR 37 TO IMPROVE SAFETY AND TURNING MOVEMENTS. THESE INTERSEC (Federal ID: 0000310) DIXIE ROADBUILDERS, INC. Lanier Pavement Widening $1,556,220
THIS PROJECT IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY FOUR MILES NORTHWEST OF PEARSON, GEORGIA IN ATKINSON COUNTY. IT CONSISTS OF A BRIDGE REPLACEMENT OVER PUDDING CREEK ALONG CR 42/ANTIOCH CHURCH ROAD. THE EXISTING (Federal ID: 0009366) SOUTHERN CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Atkinson Bridge Replacement $1,455,948
THIS PROJECT IS THE MILLING AND RESURFACING OF SR 31. THIS SECTION OF SR 31 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 31 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1996. (Federal ID: M003897) RICKETSON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Coffee Pavement Improvement $633,588
THIS PROJECT IS THE MILLING AND RESURFACING OF SR 32. THIS SECTION OF SR 32 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 32 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1998. (Federal ID: M003914) J. HIERS COMPANY, INCORPORATED Bacon Pavement Improvement $1,097,696
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 4. THIS SECTION OF SR 4 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 4 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1998. (Federal ID: M003916) DIXIE ROADBUILDERS, INC. Charlton Pavement Improvement $4,127,870
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 40 CONNECTOR. THIS SECTION OF SR 40 CONNECTOR NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 40 CONNECTOR WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 2000. (Federal ID: M003917) DIXIE ROADBUILDERS, INC. Charlton Pavement Improvement $4,127,870
THIS PROJECT IS THE MILLING AND RESURFACING OF SR 4 BUSINESS.THIS SECTION OF SR 4 BUSINESS NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 4 BUSINESS WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1991. (Federal ID: M003978) DIXIE ROADBUILDERS, INC. Ware Pavement Improvement $1,018,377
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 23. THIS SECTION OF SR 23 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 23 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1994. (Federal ID: M003980) J. HIERS COMPANY, INCORPORATED Charlton Pavement Improvement $3,505,948
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 25. THIS SECTION OF SR 25 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 25 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1992. (Federal ID: M003981) APAC-SOUTHEAST, INC. Bryan Pavement Improvement $1,592,155
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 30. THIS SECTION OF SR 30 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 30 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1997. (Federal ID: M004001) EVERETT DYKES GRASSING CO., INC. Wheeler Pavement Improvement $1,813,531
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 126. THIS SECTION OF SR 126 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 126 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1998. (Federal ID: M004003) EVERETT DYKES GRASSING CO., INC. Wheeler Pavement Improvement $1,709,630
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 520. THIS SECTION OF SR 520 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 520 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1998. (Federal ID: M004040) DIXIE ROADBUILDERS, INC. Brantley Pavement Improvement $960,523
SR 520 FM W OF BRANTLEY CO LINE TO CR 21/EMANUEL CHURCH RD, CST (Federal ID: 0001558) No Contractor Glynn Safety/Traffic Management $6,871,127
THE HOMERVILLE DEPOT, ALSO KNOWN AS STATION 11 WILL BE RESTORED TO ITS ORIGINAL ARCHITECTURAL STYLE TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE. VINYL SIDING THAT HAS BEEN INSTALLED ON THE WEST END OF THE DEPOT WILL BE RE (Federal ID: 0006534) No Contractor Clinch Transportation Enhancements $500,000
THIS PROJECT WILL REPLACE THE STRUCTURALLY DEFICIENT BRIDGE ON SR 135/US 221 OVER TIGER CREEK IN COFFEE COUNTY. THE EXISTING 108 X 24' BRIDGE WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1947 AND WILL BE REPLACED WITH A NEW 1 (Federal ID: 0009421) No Contractor Coffee Bridge Replacement $1,332,580
THIS IS AN INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TO RELAIGN SR 203 AND CR 309 ALONG WITH CR 236. THIS IMPROVEMENT WILL IMPROVE THE SAFETY AND THE FUNCTIONAL ABILITY OF THE INTERSECTION. (Federal ID: 0009422) No Contractor Pierce Pavement Improvement $1,067,196
THIS PROJECT WILL REPLACE THE STRUCTURALLY DEFICIENT BRIDGE ON SR 7/US 41 OVER GIDDENS MILL CREEK WITH A NEW REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGE. THE EXISTING 72' X 24' BRIDGE IS LOCATED IN NORTH ADEL IN COOK (Federal ID: 0011061) No Contractor Cook Bridge Replacement $2,215,295
THIS PROJECT IS THE RESURFACING OF SR 30/US 280. THIS SECTION OF SR 30 NEEDS RESURFACING BECAUSE THE EXISTING PAVEMENT IS DETERIORATING. SR 30 WAS LAST RESURFACED IN 1992. (Federal ID: M004000) No Contractor Bryan Pavement Improvement $2,039,028