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Overview

This project is part of the 412 Bypass that will provide a principal east-west route north of the metropolitan area. When complete, the bypass will relieve congestion and improve traveler safety.

Project Photos

November 2015: Hwy 412
Janurary 2016: Puppy Creek
February 2016: Mainlane excavation near Spring Creek St, looking east towards I-49
July 2016: Bridge Substructure for ramp at I-49/Hwy 412 Bypass Interchange, looking west towards Puppy Creek
August 2016: Ramp over I-49
August 2016: Bridge over Hwy 412 Bypass
October 2016: Bridge Substructure for ramp at I-49/Hwy 412 Bypass Interchange, looking east towards I-49
November 2016: Bridge Superstructure for ramp at I-49/Hwy 412 Bypass Interchange

Project Updates

Job CA0907 Highway 112 – Interstate 49
This project constructed approximately 4.5 miles of the four-lane Highway 412 on new alignment in Springdale, generally extending from Interstate 49 to Highway 112.

Construction Progress

100%

Updates:

  • Construction Overview
    Four highway lanes with shoulders
    Highway 112 overpass
    Grimsley overpass
    Spring Creek bridges
    Wagon Wheel Road bridges
    County Road 236 (Zion Road) overpass
    Ramp over Puppy Creek
    Spring Creek Street overpass
    Bridge over Puppy Creek
    I-49 interchange ramps over the bypass, Goad Springs, and Silent Grove
    Ribbon cutting held in April 2018 to recognize the completion of the U.S. Highway 412 Bypass
    Lanes opened to traffic in April 2018
  • Groundbreaking
    A groundbreaking was held April 15, 2015 to kickoff the Highway 412 Bypass construction project.

  • Bid Opening
    Bids were opened by the Arkansas Department of Transportation (formerly AHTD) December 17, 2014. The Arkansas State Highway Commission approved a bid for improvements by Eutaw Construction Company and awarded the project for $100,620,381.

Preliminary Schedule:

View CA0907 Project Map

Schedules are preliminary and are subject to change as project development progresses.

 

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