MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURAL REPAIRS AT  VERRAZANO NARROW BRIDGE MAIN SPANS, NY

Project Title and Location:

PSC-05-2753C, Project GFM 456C 2006 Biennial Inspection and Design of Miscellaneous Structural Repairs at Verrazano Narrows Bridge Main Spans New York City

Services:

Biennial Bridge Inspection

Concrete sounding

Assisted in preparation of Inspection Reports

Flag Reports

Maintenance and Protection of Traffic

Project Completed:  2006

Client:

MTA Bridges and Tunnels                                1 Verrazano narrows bridge plaza Staten Island , NY 10305

Reference:

Joseph Gadbois

(718) 390-8632

The Verrazano Narrows Bridge is a heavily traveled, 9,800-foot-long, suspended span bridge, connecting Brooklyn and Staten Island . Existing construction varies, and consists of a 4,260 feet main span, 1,215 feet side spans and approach spans on both sides.

Siddiqui Engineering performed biennial inspection of the Verrazano Narrows Bridge Main spans.   The scope of work included review of existing documents, field inspection of structural components including floorbeams, stringers, box girders, columns, sign gantries and light standards and other miscellaneous tasks needed to complete the task.  The work also included concrete sounding to remove loose or unsound concrete. 

Project Cost:  $1,000,000.00