Thu June 03, 2021 - Northeast Edition #12
Brenda Ruggiero â CEG Correspondent
The contract was awarded to Fay for $15.4 million and construction is phased. Crews from the Pittsburgh company began work on this project in August 2020 and will finish in the summer of 2022.
A bridge in McKeesport, Pa., is currently being revitalized for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
The
Jerome Street Bridge is an arch bridge crossing the Youghiogheny River. It opened in the current design in 1937 and was previously rehabilitated in 1988. The bridge length is 755 ft. long with a main arch span of 455 ft. in length.
The contract was awarded to
Fay for $15.4 million and construction is phased. Crews from the Pittsburgh company began work on this project in August 2020 and will finish in the summer of 2022.
Thu December 31, 2020 - Northeast Edition #1
Brenda Ruggiero â CEG Correspondent
This aerial shows the eastbound lane of Route 105, which is accommodating both eastbound and westbound traffic to facilitate the demolition and construction of the new westbound lane. The Manitowac 4100 will drive onto the barge. The 4100 will be used to drive 24-in. piles at the bents, set bent caps and set concrete girders.
The
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is heading up a bridge replacement in a sensitive and highly trafficked area of Newport News, Va.
The contract was awarded to i+iconSOUTHEAST.
Construction on the $17.8 million project began in spring 2020 and is expected to be complete by fall of 2022.
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