Washington, DC — The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will temporarily close lanes, ramps and shoulders on the following roadways to perform construction activities along and near the I-295 / DC 295 corridor.
The following lane closures will be in place daily from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday, October 14, 2019, weather permitting:
I-295 southbound single left or right lane/shoulder between South Capitol Street / Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2) and US Naval Research Lab / DC Water / Blue Plains (Exit 1).
South Capitol Street, SW SE/SW northbound/southbound single left or right lane between Malcolm X Avenue, SE and Martin Luther King Jr, Avenue, SE.
The following lane, and shoulder closures will be in place daily from 4:00 am to 3:00 pm Tuesday,
October 15, 2019, through Friday, October 18, 2019, weather permitting:
I-295 southbound single left or right lane/shoulder between South Capitol Street / Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2) and US Naval Research Lab / DC Water / Blue Plains (Exit 1).
Malcolm X Avenue, SE eastbound left or right lane between the South Capitol Street SE/ JBAB Entrance and I-295 NB on-ramp from Malcolm X Avenue, SE.
Malcolm X Avenue, SE westbound left or right lane between 2nd Street, SE and South Capitol Street, SE/SW.
The following lane, and shoulder closures will be in place daily from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm Tuesday, October 15, 2019, through Friday, October 18, 2019, weather permitting:
I-295 Southbound
Single left or right lane/shoulder between I-695 (Exits 1B-C) and South Capitol Street / Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2).
Local Roads
South Capitol Street, SE single left or right lane between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and N Street, SE.
South Capitol Street, SE/SW northbound/southbound single left or right lane between the southbound ramp to South Capitol Street / Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2) from I-295 and Martin Luther King Jr, Avenue, SE.
Suitland Parkway, SE eastbound or westbound single left or right lane between the Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE overpass and South Capitol Street, SE.
Firth Sterling Avenue, SE northbound or southbound single left or right lane between South Capitol Street, SE and Howard Road, SE.
Potomac Avenue, SE/SW eastbound or westbound single left or right lane between First Street, SE and Second Street, SW.
P Street, SW eastbound or westbound lane between South Capitol Street, SW and Half Street, SW.
Howard Road, SE eastbound or westbound single left or right lane and sidewalk between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and Suitland Parkway, SE
The following lane, ramp, and shoulder closures will be in place from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm Tuesday, October 15, 2019, through Friday, October 18, 2019, weather permitting:
I-295 northbound single left or right lane/shoulder between Laboratory Road / US Naval Research Lab (Exit 1) and I-695 to I-395 Downtown (Exit 5A)
I-295 northbound ramp full closure from South Capitol Street SE, north of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE and I-295 northbound. Signed detour will be in place for closure.
The following lane, ramp, and shoulder closures will be in place nightly from 8:00 pm to 5:00 am, Monday, October 14, 2019, through Saturday Morning, October 19, 2019, weather permitting:
DC 295 / I-295 Northbound
Single left or right lane between Laboratory Road / US Naval Research Lab (Exit 1) and Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2).
Two left or right lanes between Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2) and I-695 to I-395 Downtown (Exit 5A).
DC 295 / I-295 Southbound
Two left or right lanes between Pennsylvania Avenue East (Exit 1D) and South Capitol Street / Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2).
Single left or right lane between South Capitol Street / Malcolm X Avenue / JBAB (Exit 2) and US Naval Research Lab / DC Water / Blue Plains (Exit 1).
Local Roads
South Capitol Street, SE/SW northbound or southbound up to two right or two left lanes between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and N Street, SE, and short duration intersection closures at P Street, SW and Potomac Avenue, SW.
South Capitol Street, SW southbound full closure between Malcolm X Avenue, SE and Martin Luther King Jr, Avenue, SE. Signed detour will be in place for closure.
Suitland Parkway, SE eastbound or westbound single left or right lane between Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE overpass and South Capitol Street, SE
Suitland Parkway, SE full closure between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and South Capitol Street, SE nightly from October 14th to October 18th. Signed detour will be in place for closure
Firth Sterling Avenue, SE northbound or southbound single left or right lane between South Capitol Street, SE and Howard Road, SE.
Firth Sterling Avenue, SE full closure between St. Elizabeths Avenue, SE and South Capitol Street, SE nightly from October 14th to October 18th. Signed detour will be in place for closure.
Potomac Avenue, SE/SW eastbound or westbound single left or right lane between First Street, SE and Second Street, SW.
P Street, SW eastbound or westbound lane between South Capitol Street, SW and Half Street, SW and full closure on P Street, SW at intersection with South Capitol Street, SW. Signed detour will be in place for closure.
Howard Road, SE eastbound or westbound single left or right lane and sidewalk between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and Suitland Parkway, SE.
Howard Road, SE full closure between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and South Capitol Street, SE nightly from October 14th to October 18th. Signed detour will be in place for closure
Ramps (signed detours will be posted)
I-295 northbound off-ramp to westbound South Capitol Street / Nationals Park / Downtown (Exit 3B)
I-295 northbound on-ramp from northbound Firth Sterling Avenue, SE
I-295 southbound off-ramp to Howard Road / Nationals Park (Exit 4B)
I-295 southbound off-ramp to Suitland Parkway / US Naval Station (Exit 4A)
I-295 southbound on-ramp from eastbound Suitland Parkway, SE
The following lane, and ramp continuous closures will be in place during the weekend from 9:00 pm, Friday night, October 18, 2019 to 5:00 am, Monday morning, October 21, 2019, weather permitting:
I-295 northbound up to two left or right lanes between Laboratory Road / US Naval Research Lab (Exit 1) and I-695 to I-395 Downtown (Exit 5A).
I-295 southbound up to two left or right lanes between I-695 (Exits 1B-C) and Laboratory Road / US Naval Research Lab (Exit 1).
I-295 northbound ramp full closure from South Capitol Street SE, north of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE and I-295 northbound. Signed detour will be in place for closure.
Howard Road, SE full closure between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and South Capitol Street, SE nightly. Signed detour will be in place for closure
Malcolm X Avenue, SE westbound left or right lane between 2nd Street, SE and South Capitol Street, SE/SW.
Malcolm X Avenue, SE eastbound left or right lane between the South Capitol Street SE/ JBAB Entrance and I-295 NB on-ramp from Malcolm X Avenue, SE.
South Capitol Street, SE/SW northbound or southbound up to two left or right lanes between Firth Sterling Avenue, SE and N Street, SE.
South Capitol Street, SW southbound full closure between Malcolm X Avenue, SE and Martin Luther King Jr, Avenue, SE. Signed detour will be in place for closure.
These closures are required for construction activities associated with the following DDOT projects:
South Capitol Street Corridor Project - Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge
The South Capitol Street Corridor Project calls for replacing the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge and transforming related sections of the urban freeway into a beautiful scenic boulevard that increases pedestrian and vehicular safety, improves multimodal transportation options, increases community accessibility and supports economic development on both sides of the Anacostia River.
I-295 / Malcolm X Avenue SE Interchange Improvement Project
The multiple phases of this project include the reconstruction of the I-295 interchange with Malcolm X Avenue SE, including modified ramps and a new access roadway to the St. Elizabeth’s West Campus. The planned improvements will be made between Firth Sterling Avenue SE, on the north, and the South Capitol Street/Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue SE intersection to the south. The project will provide transportation improvements to serve the proposed Department of Homeland Security headquarters consolidation on the St. Elizabeth’s West Campus.
Rehabilitation of Anacostia Freeway Bridges over Nicholson St, SE
The District Department of Transportation project to rehabilitate the Anacostia Freeway bridges over Nicholson St, SE is part of DDOT’s ongoing commitment to safety. The rehabilitation project will focus on reconstruction of the bridge deck and adjoining ramps to address deteriorating structural elements, ensuring that each bridge remains a reliable part of our infrastructure.
Rehabilitation of East Capitol Street Bridge over Anacostia River Project
The Rehabilitation of the East Capitol Street Bridge (also known as the Whitney Young Jr. Memorial Bridge) over the Anacostia River includes improvements to the substructure and superstructure of the bridge as well as pedestrian improvements, including the construction of a trail connection to provide direct access from the bridge to the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail. The bridge was originally constructed in 1955, and repairs are needed to the bridge deck, concrete abutments and steel girder system.
Rehabilitation of Anacostia Freeway Bridges over South Capitol Street SE Project
Anacostia Freeway Bridges over South Capitol Street SE consist of a pair of one-way bridges built in 1963 and located on northbound and southbound I-295 over South Capitol Street in southeast Washington, DC. This bridge rehabilitation project will eliminate deficiencies, increase safety for the traveling public and enhance the durability of the bridge structures including the replacement of the super structure, the repair of the sub-structure, the addition of new under-bridge lighting for improved visibility and safety, new pavement and asphalt overlay within the project limits and new paint for the existing bridge.
Motorists are urged to use caution as they travel in these areas, to anticipate moderate delays, and to be mindful of construction personnel.
For more information about DDOT’s ongoing efforts to improve the 295 corridor, visit www.improving295dc.com.
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