Multiple Bridge Rehab, Region 3, Design + Build Project

In October 2009, ICA was awarded its first design/build project by the Virginia Department of Transportation. ICA serves as the Design-Builder for multiple bridge replacements and repairs throughout Region 3 located in Culpeper, Northern Virginia and Staunton Districts. The contract is for 23 bridges and work began on the contract November 13, 2009. The project is scheduled to complete in August 2012.

The project is part of the Commonwealth’s larger effort to repair or replace 119 structurally deficient bridges and box culverts across Virginia over the next two years. ICA was awarded one of the seven bridge and box culvert repair contracts announced last fall by the Commonwealth Transportation Board. The seven contracts, totaling $50.7 million, are part of the Commonwealth’s continued efforts to invest $694.5 million in highway funding from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA). The ICA project bridges range in size, from the smallest (384 square feet) over a creek in the Shenandoah National Park to the largest (8,466 square feet) carrying State Route 657 over Interstate 81 in Winchester, Virginia.

The full scope of the project includes superstructure replacement, substructure rehabilitation (including concrete spall and crack repairs), bearing replacement, beam seat reconstruction, wingwall modification, backwall repair, pavement reconstruction, installation of guardrail and guardrail terminals and pavement markings. More than half the bridges will be constructed directly by ICA with ICA managing the remainder of the work.

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