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Washington State Ferry Updates

ICYMI, Engineering & Public Works Roadshow was at #ColmanDock last week to recognize our construction project for engineering & public works excellence. Roadshow spotlights what infrastructure investment means for our economy, jobs, environment & future. t.co/ICWsJ2hLur t.co/FEtzxZxAB6

wsdot.wa.govFerries - Seattle Multimodal Terminal at Colman Dock Project | WSDOTWashington State Ferries is replacing the aging and seismically vulnerable Colman Dock in Seattle to maintain its critical role as a regional multimodal transportation hub. Key project elements include: a concrete and steel trestle, main terminal building, entry building (with retail space), elevated walkway between the terminal building and the passenger-only ferry and replacing the overhead passenger walkway on the northernmost slip (slip #3). It also adds a bicycle entry and holding area north of Marion Street plus stairs and elevators to connect the facility to Alaskan Way. It also mitigates for additional overwater coverage.
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Washington State Ferry Updates

Engineering & Public Works Roadshow stopped at #ColmanDock today to recognize our construction project for engineering and public works excellence. The Roadshow spotlights what infrastructure investment means for our economy, jobs, environment and future. t.co/ICWsJ2hLur t.co/mk4PKOIiIX

wsdot.wa.govFerries - Seattle Multimodal Terminal at Colman Dock Project | WSDOTWashington State Ferries is replacing the aging and seismically vulnerable Colman Dock in Seattle to maintain its critical role as a regional multimodal transportation hub. Key project elements include: a concrete and steel trestle, main terminal building, entry building (with retail space), elevated walkway between the terminal building and the passenger-only ferry and replacing the overhead passenger walkway on the northernmost slip (slip #3). It also adds a bicycle entry and holding area north of Marion Street plus stairs and elevators to connect the facility to Alaskan Way. It also mitigates for additional overwater coverage.
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Washington State Ferry Updates

Construction attorneys from @WAStateBar recently toured our newly renovated #ColmanDock. The visit focused on the design & construction of the #Seattle terminal project. More than 20 lawyers attended, touring the terminal & new Marion St Pedestrian Bridge. t.co/ICWsJ2hdET t.co/XIVqOeoJ1E

wsdot.wa.govFerries - Seattle Multimodal Terminal at Colman Dock Project | WSDOTWashington State Ferries is replacing the aging and seismically vulnerable Colman Dock in Seattle to maintain its critical role as a regional multimodal transportation hub. Key project elements include: a concrete and steel trestle, main terminal building, entry building (with retail space), elevated walkway between the terminal building and the passenger-only ferry and replacing the overhead passenger walkway on the northernmost slip (slip #3). It also adds a bicycle entry and holding area north of Marion Street plus stairs and elevators to connect the facility to Alaskan Way. It also mitigates for additional overwater coverage.
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