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Warwick Ave /Fairfax Blvd /McLean Ave Intersection Improvements

The Warwick Ave/Fairfax Blvd/McLean Ave Intersection Improvements project involves the reconfiguration of an existing six-legged intersection into a four-legged intersection, along with signal reconstruction and pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure upgrades. 4 separate matters touch this project; each has its own status.

Official city record

City Project

Improvement of the Warwick Ave./Fairfax Blvd./McLean Ave. intersection by realigning it, removing two approaches to reduce pedestrian crossing distances, and adding a traffic signal at Farr Avenue for safer neighborhood access.

Location: Warwick Ave & Fairfax Blvd & McLean Ave, Fairfax, VA 22030
transportation@fairfaxva.gov
Submitted materials
Warwick PAC Plans (PDF, 109MB)Warwick Ave Concept Plan (PDF, 8MB)May 24, 2018 Public Meeting Presentation (PDF, 5MB)June 26, 2018 Work Session Presentation (PDF, 5MB)July 10, 2018 Resolution of Endorsement (PDF, 55KB)Public Hearing Exhibit (PDF, 4MB)
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Other mentions
  • Apr 22, 2025City Council · item 7dapproved
    Consideration of an Award of Construction Contract to Sagres Construction Corporation in the estimated amount of $4,117,611 for Intersection Improvements at the McLean Ave/Warwick Ave/Fairfax Blvd Intersection

    Council approved 6-0 to award a construction contract of $4,117,611 to Sagres Construction Corporation for intersection improvements, including reconfiguration of the six-legged intersection into a four-legged intersection, signal reconstruction, and pedestrian/bicycle infrastructure upgrades.

    passedAuthorize the purchasing agent to award a construction contract in the estimated amount of $4,117,611 to Sagres Construction Corporation for Intersection Improvements at the McLean Ave/Warwick Ave/Fairfax Blvd intersection.
    ✓ Amos✓ Bates✓ Hall✓ Hardy-Chandler✓ McQuillen✓ Peterson
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In full

At its April 22, 2025 Regular Meeting, the City Council pulled the contract award item from the consent agenda for discussion before approving it unanimously (6-0), authorizing the purchasing agent to award a construction contract to Sagres Construction Corporation in the estimated amount of $4,117,611. The Planning Commission was subsequently informed of the contract award at its May 12, 2025 meeting as part of a staff report on recent City Council actions. The project is now in the contract-awarded stage, with construction to be carried out by Sagres Construction Corporation.