Providence, Rhode Island
A source-backed record of construction and planned development.
Sources reviewed 1 Nov 2026 · Selected projects, not a complete municipal register
2 projects
Construction documented by the project owner. Status is a dated research snapshot.
RIDOT reports physical construction beginning in 2024 on its $779 million 15-bridge design-build programme along I-95 and Route 10. The multijurisdiction corridor includes Providence, Cranston and Warwick; 2031 is the forecast finish.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →RIDOT documents a fall 2024 physical construction start for the Amtrak-owned station's $30 million renovation, including accessibility, restroom, waiting and building-system upgrades; 2026 is a forecast completion, not verified handover.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
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Planned or in design or procurement; construction not yet confirmed.
Providence's 1 November 2026 live procurement register lists site improvement bids and two addenda under the November 2 bid-opening date. Solicitation is not a contract award or physical construction.
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View project →Providence's procurement portal lists the site-improvement package, drawings, specifications and addenda for a November 16, 2026 opening. The Parks investment register separately identifies roughly $400,000 for Peace & Plenty.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →The official 1 November city bids index advertises Phase One envelope-restoration work for Providence City Hall, with procurement attachments and a November 16 bid-opening date; award, commencement and completion remain unverified.
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View project →Providence's recreation project tracker describes a 12,830-square-foot centre renovation creating a cyber lobby and flexible learning rooms, with HVAC and accessibility upgrades. It shows 25% progress and a summer 2026 target but does not establish current physical status or commissioning.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
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