Washington Township Boulevard
Franklin County, Pennsylvania - The Washington Township Boulevard Bridge was a key link in the construction of a bypass around Waynesboro to relieve traffic congestion. A triple cell, 152 ft span CON/SPAN® Bridge System effectively cleared the stream with minimal impact on the surrounding environment and provided sufficient hydraulic capacity. In addition, this structure was the recipient of a design award from the Association of Bridge Construction and Design (ABCD).

Monon Greenway over Carmel Drive
Carmel, Indiana - Construction of the 16.7 mile Monon Trail originally started in the 1980's with ongoing improvements being made. With over 1.2 million users in 2005, it has been estimated to be one of the busiest in the nation. 5.2 of those miles are located in Carmel and are known as Monon Greenway. When a pedestrian bridge structure was needed to cross Carmel Drive, the City of Carmel chose an 85' x 14' Continental® Truss Bridge.

Route 302 Conway Railroad
Bartlett, New Hampshire - The Conway Scenic Railroad (CSR) remained the most popular mode of transportation in the Mount Washington Valley for approximately 75 years. In the 1950's, automobiles and improved highways caused a decline in passenger and freight service forcing CSR to offer a seasonal, scenic excursion train instead. Recently, the NHDOT replaced a deteriorating structure along the excursion with a 36' x 10' CON/SPAN® Bridge System.

Telluride Regional Airport Safety Improvements
Telluride, Colorado - The Telluride Regional Airport has completed Phase II of a runway safety improvement program. Project improvements include: leveling the runway, widening the runway safety areas, installing Engineered Material Arresting Systems, extending the take-off length and adding an airport maintenance vehicle underpass beneath the runway. A MULTI-PLATE® structure was chosen for the maintenance tunnel because it provided the necessary strength, durability and construction speed.

Mullins Dam Improvement
Evans, Georgia - Mullins Pond was originally designed for agricultural use but the area has now shifted from an agricultural based community to a progressive and developing town. The development boom resulted in increased runoff and exceeded the capacity of the existing dam structure. To remedy the problem, an ArmorFlex® articulating concrete block revetment system was installed, providing low maintenance and the required protection against overtopping.

Mucky Creek Crossing - Badoura State Forest
Nevis, Minnesota - Legislative bonding funds dedicated to the maintenance and construction of forest roads and bridges were utilized to replace a deteriorating structure located along a trail in the Badoura State Forest. The MN Dept. of Natural Resources chose an Aluminum Box Culvert for its low cost and speed of installation. In just 1.5 weeks, the original structure was demolished and the new structure was assembled, installed and backfilled.

San Francisco Bay Trail
San Francisco, California - As part of the "Ring Around the Bay" plan, a 500-mile trail system is under construction in the San Francisco bay area. The Bay Trail provides access to many recreational and remote areas but also passes through urbanized areas such as San Francisco. Today, over half of the project has been completed. In order to complete a portion of the trail in San Mateo County, a 10' wide x 145' long Continental® pedestrian truss bridge was installed.

Oregon Highway U.S. 20
Eddyville, Oregon - The $150 million Pioneer Mountain-Eddyville highway modernization project will straighten a dangerous 10-mile section. The new highway alignment will include at least eight new structures. In this instance, a CON/SPAN® Bridge System was chosen because it offered a clear, 28 ft span allowing for minimal intrusion into the surrounding natural area. Installation of the clear span helps protect the Chinook and Coho Salmon living in the creek.

Briar Chapel Emergency Spillway
Chatham County, North Carolina - Newland Communities needed an aesthetically pleasing product to stabilize the spillway system located in the stormwater management pond at the main entrance to the 900 acre Briar Chapel development. An ArmorFlex® system was chosen for the spillway due to its ability to accommodate significant flow velocities and shear stress without eroding while also providing an aesthetically pleasing solution.

NuStar Energy
Roseville, Minnesota - NuStar Energy is one of the largest asphalt refiners and marketers and the second largest independent liquids terminal operators in the U.S. NuStar Energy wanted to build a bridge structure over pipelines that would support vehicle traffic and allow for visual inspections of the pipe. NuStar Energy chose to utilize three Aluminum Box Culverts because they were open bottom structures that could be easily lifted into place over the existing pipes.