Iowa DOT - Tue July 29, 2025
Iowa, Wis., Plan for Lansing Bridge Demo
The Iowa and Wisconsin Departments of Transportation are proceeding with a revised plan for the construction of the new Iowa 9/WIS 82 bridge over the Mississippi River between Lansing, Iowa and Crawford County, Wis....
Liebherr - Tue July 29, 2025
Liebherr Fibre Cranes Support Construction of New Tramway Bridge in Brest
The Liebherr 520 EC-B 20 Fibre flat-top crane is playing a key role in the precise assembly of massive steel components during the construction of the new Schuman Bridge in Brest, France. As the most powerful fibre crane currently in operation on the French market, it is demonstrating its performance capabilities on one of the region's most important infrastructure sites, according to Liebherr....
ALL Crane - Mon July 28, 2025
Four Rings to Rule Them All
Construction is under way on Indianapolis' first brand new bridge over the White River in a half-century. It will reshape the downtown tourism experience and is sure to become a landmark due to its unique design and proximity to Lucas Oil Stadium, the Indiana Convention Center and the near west side neighborhoods....
Atlas Copco - Thu July 24, 2025
Atlas Copco Portable Air Compressor Chosen for Critical Bridge Deck Renewal
In Basking Ridge, N.J., Konkus Corporation is breathing new life into aging infrastructure by replacing a deteriorating bridge deck with a robust new concrete surface. Central to their success is the Atlas Copco XAS 188 portable air compressor, which delivers the power needed for demolition....
Oklahoma Transportation Commission - Tue July 22, 2025
OTC Approves $930M in Road, Bridge Improvements
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission on July 8, 2025, approved the County Improvements for Roads and Bridges Plan for Fiscal Years 2026 to 2030. The updated five-year plan includes nearly $930 million in scheduled upgrades to county roads and bridges outside of ODOT jurisdiction across all 77 Oklahoma counties....
Rickey Dailey — Texas Department of Transportation - Tue July 22, 2025
TxDOT Celebrates New Harbor Bridge at Corpus Christi
The much-anticipated new Harbor Bridge opened to southbound traffic on June 28, 2025, after the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) cut the ribbon on the $1.3 billion project. "To remain the best state for business, Texas must bolster our roadway infrastructure to meet the demands of our booming economy," said Gov....
Ruksana Hussain - CEG Correspondent - Wed July 16, 2025
Louisiana's $361M Historic Jimmie Davis Bridge to Double Transportation Capacity
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LADOTD) is on schedule to complete work on the $361 million Jimmie Davis Bridge project over the Red River on LA 511, which connects south Caddo and Bossier Parishes, by building a new four-lane bridge, constructed immediately north of the existing two-lane bridge that was originally built in 1968....
Pennsylvania Turnpike and Fay, S&B USA Construction - Wed July 16, 2025
Beaver River Bridge Replacement Project Showcased During International Bridge Conference
The total reconstruction and replacement of the Pennsylvania Turnpike's Beaver River Bridge in North Sewickley Township, Beaver County is garnering international attention at the International Bridge Conference (IBC), held in Pittsburgh, Pa....
Knoxville News Sentinel - Wed July 09, 2025
Despite Uncertainty About Federal Funding, Knoxville Pedestrian Bridge Moving Ahead
The plan to build a pedestrian bridge over the Tennessee River in Knoxville, Tenn. cleared another hurdle recently amid uncertainty over whether the Trump administration would follow through on federal money promised to make the project happen....
AASHTO - Tue July 01, 2025
Illinois DOT Wraps $65M I-255 Project in St. Claire County Six Weeks Early
The Illinois Department of Transportation recently completed the $65.4 million second phase of its I-255 project in St. Claire County six weeks early. Finished 47 days ahead of the original anticipated July 31 completion date, the project rehabilitated and resurfaced approximately 3.5 mi....
