The Gordie Howe International Bridge approaches completion after overcoming harsh climate conditions, severe pandemic-related disruptions and complex restrictions arising from its cross-border location, write Erik Behrens and Jaime Castro-Maier.
Design-build teams have been invited to submit proposals for replacing the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Backspan bents come off Gordie Howe International Bridge.
Cable installation is underway at the tolled six-lane bridge over the Detroit River, between Windsor in Canada and Detroit in the USA, expected to open in 2025.
The design and construction contractor for Phase 1 South of the New American Legion Bridge I-270 Traffic Relief Plan has been chosen
Site work begins shortly in New York City on what is thought to be the most sophisticated transportation project ever delivered by BIM contracting in US history, writes José Sánchez de Muniáin
Celebrations are taking place this week to mark the opening of a US$480 million crossing of the Anacostia River in Washington DC, USA.
The video shows the 850t segment being manoeuvred into place over the banks of the Saint Lawrence Seaway in Montreal.
A detour bridge which will eventually become part of a permanent new crossing has been installed on a site in Nova Scotia.
Video shows the construction of the Sellwood Bridge in Multnomah County, Oregon.
A new deck is being poured on the John F Kennedy Memorial Bridge as part of the work on the Downtown Crossing portion of the Louisville – Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project in the USA.
The 2,000t double arch of the new Walterdale Bridge in Edmonton, Canada was lifted into its final position last month (April) after a complex series of operations that began last year.
A new report by the Virginia Transportation Research Council in the USA has found that lightweight concrete decks exhibit fewer cracks than their conventional counterparts.
PCL Constructors has at last been able to begin work on the replacement of the Bonner Bridge, almost five years after being awarded the contract.
The primary temporary repair system has now been installed and tested at the Nipigon River Bridge.
Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation has brought in the National Research Council of Canada to help determine the cause of last week’s major mechanical failure at the new Nipigon River Bridge.