Skanska has signed a contract with the Delaware River Port Authority for the Commodore Barry Bridge Phase Three Painting and Rehabilitation project in Chester, Pennsylvania and Bridgeport, New Jersey, USA. The contract is worth approximately $200 million.
The project includes renovation and painting of the Commodore Barry Bridge, including blasting and painting of the bridge’s cantilever beams, steel railings and overhead structures. Beams will be reinforced and the project also includes repairs to various sections of the bridge.
Additional work involves applying protective coatings where damage has occurred on piers and superstructures, as well as replacing a total of 4,300 running meters of electrical wiring and the existing movable barriers and machinery that control the number of travel lanes in each direction.
Work began in december 2024 and is scheduled to be completed in February 2028.
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