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SPK Engineering's past projects
Filtering by Tag: Three Span
Cost: $2.6 million
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 12-0
Contact: Ron Deems (Retired)
Dilliner Bridge Replacement - This project included the replacement of a single span thru-truss with a three span (82.6 m overall span) prestressed concrete spread box beam bridge over Dunkard Creek and a private railroad. The project also included 0.286 km of off-line approach roadway adjustments.
Cost: $23.0 Million
Project Length - 10 Miles
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 12-0
Contact: Mr. Jerry Bendo, P.E. (724-439-7377)
Project Letting 1997
Roadway and Bridge Reconstruction - Greene and Washington Counties -This project included a Dual Single 63' Span Composite Prestressed Concrete Bridge carrying S.R. 0079 over T.R. 512; a Dual Three-Span (Overall Span Length 233') Continuous Composite Prestressed Concrete Bridge carrying S.R. 0079 over S.R. 2020 and Tenmile Creek; a Dual Three-Span (Overall span length 88') Continuous Composite Prestressed Concrete Bridge carrying S.R. 0079 over T.R. 357; and a Dual Single 156' Max. Span Composite Steel Bridge carrying S.R. 0079 over S.R. 0019. It also included the reconstruction of a Partial Cloverleaf Interchange between S.R. 0079 (I-79) with S.R. 2020.
Cost: $3.0 Mil.
Project Length:873 feet, 0.165 mile
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 12-0
Contact: Mr. Jerry Bendo (Retired)
Bridge Replacement - This project included a Three-Span (Overall span length 296) Continuous Composite
Prestressed Concrete Bridge which carries S.R. 4025 over S.R. 4027, Reed Street, and Coal Run. The entire
length of the project was 873 feet, 0.165 mile. The structure was replaced on a new alignment to improve geometry
and allow traffic to be maintained at all times.