RFK ROADWAY AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
The District of Columbia, through the Department of General Services (DGS), the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED), the Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the RFK Redevelopment Project Management Office (PMO), in alignment with the Mayor’s commitment to equitable, world-class public infrastructure, has been entrusted to deliver the new infrastructure and roadways projects leading to the RFK Campus. The new roadway network with accompanying infrastructure will serve the new Washington Commanders Stadium, two parking garages, and several mixed-use developments.
RFK Infrastructure and Roadway Projects
OVERVIEW:
The Infrastructure and Roadway Construction represents a long-term infrastructure and economic development initiative that will modernize transportation systems, reconnect neighborhoods, improve public access, and stimulate regional growth along the Anacostia River Corridor. DGS will be soliciting and awarding the construction in multiple phases. Each phase will be aligned with the construction delivery schedule of the new stadium. All roadways and infrastructure will be complete by 2030.
PROJECT DETAILS:
HILL EAST PHASE II 72" STORM WATER RELOCATION
OVERVIEW:
The Hill East Phase II project encompasses the relocation of a critical 72-inch combined sewer line, along with related infrastructure improvements, to accommodate the planned redevelopment of the Hill East site—formerly part of the District of Columbia General Hospital campus. This relocation is essential to support future mixed-use development while maintaining uninterrupted service of the city's sanitary and stormwater conveyance system.
PHASE 1A
OVERVIEW:
Pepco and primary utility services from Benning Road via 22nd Street, NE, including the roadway plans and services to the west side of the stadium, to ensure permanent power to the Commanders Stadium.
“The RFK roadway and infrastructure improvement projects are an incredible opportunity to expand access to top‑tier recreation and athletic space in the District. DGS is excited to take on a project of this size and importance, and we’re committed to working with our partners to deliver a facility that takes the RFK Campus to another level.”
-DGS Director Delano Hunter