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What was the contract amount for the 2007 MacArthur Maze connector rebuild?

The MacArthur Maze I-580 connector rebuild was the emergency reconstruction of the freeway ramp connecting eastbound I-80 to eastbound I-580 at the MacArthur Maze interchange in Oakland, California, which collapsed after a fuel tanker fire on Sunday 29 April 2007 and reopened on Thursday 24 May 2007 at 8:40 p.m., 25 days after the accident. The Federal Highway Administration and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission say C.C. Myers, Inc. won the contract with a low bid of USD 867,075 plus an incentive of USD 200,000 for each day of early completion capped at USD 5 million, which Wikipedia says the contractor earned, so the contract amounted to about USD 5.87 million.

Contract value

$5.8671 million

Cost basis: 2007

Photograph taken from a series posted by AC Transit showing aerial photography of West Oakland, the Bay Bridge, and GM New Look buses. This photograph shows the Macarthur Maze (I-80/I-580 spaghetti interchange).
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Cost evidence

Basis of the published figure

Contract value2007
mtc.ca.gov

Project record

24 May 2007

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