Bruce Woodbury Beltway-Lake Mead Boulevard Interchange

The Bruce Woodbury Beltway, also known as the 215 Beltway, is named for former Clark County Commissioner Bruce Woodbury, who served for 28 years. This roadway project circles three-quarters of the Las Vegas Valley and is the largest road project in Southern Nevada history.

Community Connection

CMWorks, A Kleinfelder Company, provided construction management services for this $12.5-million project. Specifications included the roadway itself, bridge interchange with on/off ramps, and utility construction on the Western Clark County 215 Bruce Woodbury Beltway at the Lake Mead Boulevard Interchange. These improvements consisted of a single point urban interchange (SPUI) steel reinforced concrete bridge, retaining walls, grading, asphaltic concrete pavement, cement concrete pavement, reinforced concrete pipe installation, water line installation, sanitary sewer installation, drop inlet construction, traffic signals, streetlights, rock mulch removal, roadway excavation, guardrail installation, traffic control, and pavement striping and marking. Additionally, the project team carefully navigated community input and helped to address concerns.

Project Results

The Bruce Woodbury Beltway-Lake Mead Boulevard Interchange project was selected as a 2008 Project of the Year by the American Public Works Association (APWA) Nevada Chapter in the transportation category.

Owner: Clark County Department of Public Works

Location: Clark County, NV