Acrow Bridges Employed by Special Operations Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve in Syria
December 17, 2018 in Transportation , News , Technology , Bridges
Acrow Bridges Employed by Special Operations Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve in Syria

(Parsippany, New Jersey) – Acrow Bridge, a leading international bridge engineering and supply company, noted today that its 700XS bridges are being used for training members of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) on basic and advanced engineering operations in support of Operation Inherent Resolve. In addition, 11 Acrow bridges of varying dimensions have been emplaced throughout the area of operation since late 2016, reestablishing routes which had been destroyed prior to the liberation from ISI...

PennDOT Announces Replacement of More than 500 Poor Condition Bridges
December 3, 2018 in Transportation , Bridges
PennDOT Announces Replacement of More than 500 Poor Condition Bridges

Harrisburg, PA – A significant project to replace 558 poor-condition bridges statewide is nearly complete, with 511 completed and open to traffic in the state's public-private partnership (P3) for bridges, the Rapid Bridge Replacement project, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Leslie S. Richards said today. "This unique project has been a large undertaking for PennDOT and the private sector and has been a great complement to the investments we're making across the...

NTSB Finds Design Errors in Collapsed FIU Bridge
November 19, 2018 in Transportation , Featured , Bridges
NTSB Finds Design Errors in Collapsed FIU Bridge

Designers overestimated the strength of a critical section of a Florida International University pedestrian bridge that collapsed, killing six people, and they underestimated the load on that same section, federal investigators reported Thursday. Cracks that were observed in the bridge before it collapsed were consistent with those design errors, their report says. However, the investigation continues, and the National Transportation Safety Board did not blame those errors for the March 15 c...

FiberSPAN FRP Vehicle Deck Helps Historic Bridge Reopen To Traffic
November 12, 2018 in Transportation , Bridges
FiberSPAN FRP Vehicle Deck Helps Historic Bridge Reopen To Traffic

DAYTON, Ohio - The infrastructure industry has adopted FiberSPAN fiber reinforced polymer (FRP)  as the go-to material for rehabilitation and repair of historic bridges like County Bridge 231 [Peevy Road Bridge]. The Montgomery County, Pennyslvania structure was built in 1880 by Columbia Bridge Works in Dayton, Ohio.  David Morrison’s prescient Pratt truss design employed pairs of small rolled I-beams held together by square blocks placed between the sets.  In 2016, rusted steel brought the 102-...

Video: New Champlain Cable-Stayed Bridge
November 5, 2018 in Transportation , Bridges , Videos
Video: New Champlain Cable-Stayed Bridge

Our web series "Inside the giant" continues and this time, we talk about the Cable-Stayed Bridge and the installation of the main span segments and stays. The Cable-Stayed bridge is the signature element of the bridge and gives the structure a modern and uncluttered elegance. Frédéric Guitard, Area Manager, and Antonio Caracena, Superstructure Engineer, explain the challenges faced in the course of these complex operations

Comprehensive Bridge Reconstruction Design Project in Washington Opens to Traffic
October 26, 2018 in Transportation , News , Projects , Bridges
Comprehensive Bridge Reconstruction Design Project in Washington Opens to Traffic

Rimrock, WA - On October 22, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) celebrated the opening of the newly replaced Wildcat Creek Bridge on US 12 east of White Pass, Washington, with a grand opening event attended by local and state officials and dignitaries. Stantec, a global engineering and consulting firm, led the design of the comprehensive bridge replacement project of Wildcat Creek Bridge for WSDOT in collaboration with Graham Contracting. The previous 150-foot bridge cross...

New Champlain Bridge : Not Far from the Goal
October 25, 2018 in Transportation , Bridges
New Champlain Bridge : Not Far from the Goal

This morning, media representatives were invited to participate in a project update and site visit of the Cable Stayed Bridge deck with, among others, the Honorable Francois-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities. At this occasion, Signature on the Saint-Lawrence (SSL) announced that the opening of the new Champlain Bridge to traffic will not take place on December 21st. That said, the work is progressing well and we are planning that the bridge structure will be compl...

143-Year-Old Wrought Iron Bowstring Arch-Truss Bridge Gets New FiberSPAN FRP Composite Deck
October 15, 2018 in Transportation , News , Bridges
143-Year-Old Wrought Iron Bowstring Arch-Truss Bridge Gets New FiberSPAN FRP Composite Deck

DAYTON, Ohio - In 2017, the City of London, Ontario launched a $7.9 million project to remove, dismantle and rehabilitate Blackfriars Bridge. The 143-year-old wrought iron bowstring arch-truss structure, which connects Ridout and Blackfriars streets, is Ontario’s oldest working crossing. The 221-ft.  ½-in. long bridge deck carries vehicles, cyclists and foot traffic across the north branch of the Thames River. Concrete combined with current traffic loads proved too heavy for the historic structu...

Wolf Administration Announces Improved Bridge Conditions, New Online Bridge Tool
October 8, 2018 in Transportation , Technology , Bridges
Wolf Administration Announces Improved Bridge Conditions, New Online Bridge Tool

Harrisburg, PA – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Leslie S. Richards today announced that the overall condition of state-maintained bridges has improved compared to January 2015. PennDOT has also unveiled a new "Bridge Conditions" map at www.projects.penndot.gov where the public can view conditions of state-and-locally owned bridges. "Our roadways receive a lot of attention, but the safety of our bridges is also crucial to keeping goods and people moving in our co...

Acrow’s Bridge Structures Support Renovation of Historic Covered Bridge in Québec
October 4, 2018 in Transportation , News , Bridges
Acrow’s Bridge Structures Support Renovation of Historic Covered Bridge in Québec

(Bolton, Ontario) – Acrow Bridge, a leading international bridge engineering and supply company, announced that it has recently completed the installation of a temporary modular steel truss system to enable the renovation of the historic Félix-Gabriel-Marchand Bridge in Mansfield et Pontefract, a municipality of Western Québec. The Marchand Bridge spans the Coulonge River and was built in 1898. It is Québec’s longest covered road bridge and among the longest in the world. It is notable for it...

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Stormwater Interview with Robert Page, P.E., Vice President, HNTB

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