Create a CEG Account  /  CEG Login



Ribbon Cutting of New Unionport Bridge Marks Major Milestone for Transportation in Bronx

The Ribbon Cutting of the new Unionport Bridge in the Bronx signals a major milestone for transportation. The $232 million project replaced an aging bridge with modern features, enhancing safety and connectivity for thousands of daily commuters. Lane Construction and Schiavone Construction led the innovative effort.

December 9, 2025 - Northeast Edition
Lane Construction

The Lane Construction Corporation and Schiavone Construction Co. LLC recently celebrated the official ribbon cutting of the new Bruckner Expressway Over Westchester Creek (Unionport Bridge) in the Bronx.
Lane Construction photo
The Lane Construction Corporation and Schiavone Construction Co. LLC recently celebrated the official ribbon cutting of the new Bruckner Expressway Over Westchester Creek (Unionport Bridge) in the Bronx.

The Lane Construction Corporation in a joint-venture partnership with Schiavone Construction Co. LLC, now SPC Construction Co. LLC, recently celebrated the official ribbon cutting of the new Bruckner Expressway Over Westchester Creek (Unionport Bridge) in the Bronx.

The event marked the completion and full opening of a vital infrastructure project that replaces the original 1950s-era bridge — enhancing safety, mobility and connectivity for tens of thousands of daily commuters.

The $232 million Unionport Bridge replacement project replaces the aging bascule bridge with a modern double-leaf bascule structure designed for a 75-year service life. The bridge connects the Cross Bronx Expressway, Bruckner Expressway and Hutchinson River Parkway, serving as a critical link between borough neighborhoods and key regional corridors.

Key Features, Improvements

• Two side-by-side, single-leaf bascule spans, each supporting three lanes of traffic.

• Dedicated pedestrian walkway and protected bike lane, supporting New York City's Vision Zero and sustainable mobility goals.

• Advanced mechanical and electrical systems for efficient bridge lifts and marine navigation.

• Phased construction that kept traffic and maritime operations open throughout the project.

• Enhanced lighting, signage and safety systems for improved user experience and visibility.

Lane and its partner for this project, Schiavone Construction, led the replacement effort from groundbreaking to completion, coordinating complex marine, structural and traffic management operations. The company's innovative approach ensured the bridge remained operational during construction and met NYCDOT's goals for safety, durability and community impact.

For more information, visit laneconstruct.com.


Today's top stories

$245M FTE Project Expands Central Polk Parkway

Standing Out in the Crowd: Construction Workforce Sees Much Value in Earning Credentials

Yancey Bros. Celebrates Opening of CAT Compact Store in Covington, Ga.

Final Phase of $86M Tuscaloosa Corridor Project Under Way

George & Swede's Michael 'Mike' Doyle Passes Away, 77

Gulf Coast JCB Celebrates Grand Opening in Baton Rouge

Next Phase of I 65 Resurfacing Advances With Bridge Work Nearing Completion

Lockheed Martin Breaks Ground On New Facility in Troy


 





×

Stay Ahead of the Market

Get weekly equipment news, auction updates, and dealer insights — trusted by thousands of industry professionals.



39.96118 \\ -82.99879 \\ Columbus \\ OH \\ US \\ 43215