– MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION ONTARIO

Project Overview

Bertrand Creek bridge and West White River bridge project consisted of following repairs:


1. Grading, Drainage, Granular base

  • Road Shoulder repairs
  • Place Rip-Rap and Geotextile
  • Road Levelling
  • Asphalt hot mix pavement
  • Line Painting

2. Structural Repairs:

  • Deck Joint Assemblies replacement
  • Concrete patches on the barrier walls, soffit, deck, piers and abutment walls
  • Bearing Seats and pads replacement
  • Concrete curb and gutter replacement
  • Structural steel coating
  • Parapet wall rail replacement
  • Bridge Guide Rail replacement
  • Structural Steel addition (Stiffeners)2. Structural Repairs:
  • Deck Joint Assemblies replacement
  • Concrete patches on the barrier walls, soffit, deck, piers and abutment walls
  • Bearing Seats and pads replacement
  • Concrete curb and gutter replacement
  • Structural steel coating
  • Parapet wall rail replacement
  • Bridge Guide Rail replacement
  • Structural Steel addition (Stiffeners)
Location BERTRAND CREEK BRIDGE (23.6 KM EAST OF HWY 614) AND WEST WHITE RIVER BRIDGE (28.3 KM EAST OF HWY 614), HWY 17
Value $4.1M
Client MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION ONTARIO
Consultant SPECTOR CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION SERVICES

Key Skills Applied

Structural Repairs

Grading, Drainage, Granular base

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