This Mohave County, Arizona project covers approximately 1.3 miles of Burro Creek Road from the bridge over Burro Creek to the cattle guard near US Highway 93, about 71 miles southwest of Kingman, to improve campground access, drainage, erosion/sediment control, and safety. Work includes full-depth reclamation and asphalt concrete pavement resurfacing, fog/tack seals, cross culverts and headwall reconstruction, ditch reconditioning, berms, bank/slope stabilization, bridge approach repairs, signs, pavement markings, and boulder placement. The contract has a base Schedule A for primary roadway rehabilitation and Option X for bridge sedimentation/undercutting repairs and boulder placement. Anticipated schedule is advertisement in October 2026, award in January 2027, and construction from January through October 2027, with an estimated cost range of $2,000,000 to $5,000,000.

The project will rehabilitate approximately 1.3 miles of Burro Creek Road in Mohave County, about 71 miles southwest of Kingman, Arizona, from the bridge over Burro Creek to the cattle guard near US Hwy 93. This 3R resurfacing, restoration, and rehabilitation effort is intended to improve campground access and address maintenance, erosion, sediment control, drainage, and safety issues. Work includes full-depth reclamation with asphalt concrete pavement, fog/tack coats, cross culverts and headwall reconstruction, ditch reconditioning, berms, bank stabilization, riprap, embankment benching, slope stabilization/scaling, bridge approach repairs, signs, pavement markings, and boulder placement. The contract is structured with a base Schedule A for primary roadway rehabilitation and Option X for bridge sedimentation repair, bridge-approach undercutting repair, and boulder placement. Anticipated advertisement is October 2026, award is January 2027, construction runs January through October 2027, and the estimated cost range is between $2,000,000 and $5,000,000.