Delaware River & Bay Authority - Wed August 02, 2023
New $93M Collision Protection System Being Built On I-295 Bridges Over Delaware River
Construction on the new Delaware Memorial Bridge Protection System is under way, a $93 million effort designed to limit damage to each of the two spans' tower structures as a result of strikes from large, wayward ships and vessels....
Eagle Crusher - Thu July 27, 2023
Eagle Crusher Co. Names New Mid-Atlantic Crushing, Screen Equipment Distributor
Eagle Crusher Co. Inc. announced Mellott as the new distributor of the states of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware. Mellott will represent the full line of Eagle Crusher heavy-duty crushing and screening equipment for the recycled concrete, asphalt, aggregate, and sand and gravel industries in these states, as well as continue its Eagle Crusher distributorship in the state of Florida through its Mellott and KastRock partnership....
Aurigo Software - Wed May 10, 2023
Aurigo Software Partners With Delaware DOT to Streamline Planning, Delivery of Statewide Capital Program
Aurigo Software, a provider of capital planning and construction management software for infrastructure and private owners, has entered into a multiyear contract with the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) to modernize the planning, funding and execution of the agency's Capital Transportation Program....
WDEL.com & DelDOT - Wed May 10, 2023
VIDEO: Major Construction Has Started On Newark, Del.'s I-95/State Highway 896 Project
A 26-month project to overhaul one of Delaware's most dangerous interchanges has started near the town of Newark, the state's Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announced. The focus of the Interstate 95 and Delaware Highway 896 Interchange Project is to decrease the amount, frequency and severity of accidents through the corridor....
Town Square Live & Appoquinimink School District - Tue May 02, 2023
Middleton, Del., to Build New School Named for Famed Civil Rights Lawyer
One of Middletown, Del.'s historic school buildings is getting a $57.1 million makeover. The Louis L. Redding Building, part of Appoquinimink School District and named after the first Black practicing lawyer in Delaware, will have a new home in two years....
Office of U.S. Sen. Tom Carper & CEG - Mon March 13, 2023
Delaware Lawmakers in D.C. Get $51.7M in USACE Funding for Water Projects
Delaware's Congressional delegation in Washington, D.C., announced on March 7 that it had secured $51.7 for critical water infrastructure projects in the state as a part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' (USACE) work plan for fiscal 2023....
Cape Gazette & DelDOT - Wed February 15, 2023
Correction to Lewes, Del.'s 'Malfunction Junction' to Begin in March
The construction of a new roundabout and related improvements at Delaware's "Malfunction Junction" is slated to begin the first week of March, officials from the state's Department of Transportation (DelDOT) told a recent meeting of the Five Points Working Group in the town of Lewes on Cape Henlopen....
Ocean City Dispatch - Thu February 02, 2023
DelDOT Plans to Keep Road Open as It Replaces Bridge Onto Fenwick Island
The replacement of the Delaware Highway 54 bridge, connecting the mainland to Fenwick Island, was the subject of a public workshop in the beach town on Jan. 31During the forum, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) presented plans and timelines for a bridge replacement project along Del....
Delaware News Journal - Wed January 04, 2023
Canal Overlook Subdivision in Delaware to Feature 108 Large Homes, Lots of Trees
A proposal has been put forth to build a subdivision of large homes along the Chesapeake & Delaware (C&D) Canal in Delaware, between the communities of St. Georges and Delaware City, with a path to the nearby Michael Castle Trail for biking and hiking....
Delaware News Journal - Mon November 14, 2022
VIDEO: DelDOT Begins Work on Reconfiguring I-95/Del. Highway 896 Interchange
The Interstate 95 and Delaware Highway 896 interchange near Newark is looking barren these days after swaths of trees were recently cut down. The timber, from Iron Hill to surrounding retention ponds, has been removed as construction workers make way for an estimated $165 million project that will reconfigure the interchange, adding flyovers and a pedestrian/bicyclist pathway that will connect Old Baltimore Pike to Welsh Tract Road....
