Substructure Repairs to the Mid Hudson and Newburgh Beacon Bridges over the Hudson River

For these two major Hudson River crossings, Foit-Albert Associates designed various substructure repairs. The main bridge at the Newburgh-Beacon facility consists of side-by-side, 14-span, continuous deck and through truss structures totaling 6,870-feet as well as girder approach spans. The Mid-Hudson Bridge consists of a 3,000-foot long suspension bridge and a 1,200-foot long east approach viaduct.

Work involved conducting a field survey of both bridge facilities after reviewing available annual inspection reports for current substructure deficiencies and outstanding work items. From the field survey, a proposed work listing was formulated and reviewed with the Authority. Complete contract documents were then fully developed depicting all concrete repairs, notes, and maintenance of traffic schemes (including coordination with NYSDOT and NYSTA).

Portfolio - Bridges - Mid Hudson & Newburgh Beacon Bridges

Client
New York State Bridge Authority

Services
Engineering Design Services