This 4-span 265’-0” pre-stressed concrete inverted tee girder bridge was constructed over the North Fork Big Nemaha River. Our team performed topographic survey, hydraulic survey, roadway design, bridge design, construction inspection and administration.
This 5 span, 180’-0” long bridge replacement project included a bridge over the Blue River on the south edge of Seward, Nebraska. This cast in-place concrete slab bridge was designed to handle the frequent flooding of the Blue River.
In this urban bridge project spanned the Blue River in Crete, NE. Our team performed the survey, design and construction inspection and administration of two bridges, storm sewer, concrete paving, environmental monitoring, seeding and erosion control.
Our team designed and provided construction management and construction inspections services for this federally funded project let by the NDOT. This project consisted of rehabilitating two bridges over Salt Creek in Lincoln, NE. The 2 bridges, one on 27th street and the other on West ‘O’ Street required several repairs.
Due to flood damage in March of 2019, our team was hired to design and oversee construction of this replacement bridge. This bridge was designed and constructed in 3 years.
Deep in the woods of the Great Pee Dee River Heritage Preserve was a bridge that was on the verge of failure due to high water events, a build of debris, and age. Our team worked with SCDNR to design a solution that would solve many of the site’s issues.
The City of Cayce was hit hard by Hurricane Joaquin in 2015. The City’s Riverwalk was demolished by flooding and had closed the pedestrian areas to keep citizens safe. Our professional engineers designed a slope stabilization plan and provided hydraulic calculations.
Our professional engineers coordinated with the project team to design effective temporary traffic control plans that allowed the contractor to replace the bridge in the most cost and time-effective manner.
The team completed the engineering and design of a pedestrian bridge and associated roadway improvements. Villanova’s ultimate vision was to transform an existing paved surface parking lot between Lancaster Avenue and the SEPTA Norristown HighSpeed Rail Line into an attractive living and learning environment.
The Mile Long Bridge is a critical piece of infrastructure to the Central Tri-State Tollway (I-294) corridor as it carries drivers over two major railroads, three water sources and local roads, and over a major distribution center for UPS and Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway. Bowman is providing Phase III construction management services for this multi-year project.