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Read. Follow. Verify.Construction Contract Award for MLK Jr. Way Streetscape Improvements
Record date · June 16, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Oakland City Council has approved a $26.5 million contract with McGuire and Hester to perform streetscape improvements along Martin Luther King Jr. Way. This project, identified as Project Number 1006954, includes environmental findings required by state law.
The city is committing $26,499,339.50 in public funds to a major street improvement project, which will result in construction activity along Martin Luther King Jr. Way.
Who It Affects
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McGuire and Hester
The company is awarded the construction contract and assumes responsibility for the project.
Oakland residents
Residents living or traveling along Martin Luther King Jr. Way will be subject to construction activity associated with the streetscape improvements.
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Large-scale infrastructure investment
The city is committing a substantial sum ($26.5M) to a single streetscape project, indicating a significant capital investment in the MLK Jr. Way corridor.
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