85/101 North Interchange Project
Santa Clara, California
Owner: Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
Purpose
The intent of this project will be to eliminate traffic congestion in a high volume area. This will be accomplished by reconfiguring four major interchanges within a 1.3 mile stretch of U.S. 101. To achieve this goal, Graniterock will be constructing 5 bridges, creating 4 new signaled intersections in the city of Mountain View, and adding an HOV (high occupancy vehicle) interconnect between 101 and 85. This project began in December of 2002 and is expected to be completed in early 2006.
Project Highlights
- 20 MSE Walls (including some of the longest and tallest in California)
- 310,000 tons of MSE Select Backfill
- 166,060 tons of Class 4 Aggregate Subbase
- 47,903 tons of Class 3 Aggregate Base
- 36,780 tons of Cement Treated Base
- 72,472 tons of Asphalt Concrete
- 16,778 feet of 12–36″ Drainage Pipe
- 1,680 feet of Reinforced Concrete Pipe
- 525 feet of Sanitary Sewer Pipe
















Graniterock wins 2012 UCON R.E.A.L. Safety Award May 2013
5K Run, 5K Walk and Quarry Open House