Roaring Fork Bridge Rehabilitation
- DOT / Transportation
- Carbondale, Colorado
Bridge Rehabilitation / Pedestrian Crossing
The project rehabilitated a former railroad bridge repurposed as a pedestrian crossing, including pier shoring and jacking, timber replacement, cast-in-place retaining wall replacement, riprap placement, dewatering and turbidity monitoring, and asphalt restoration, with 93% of the work self-performed.
Project Details
- Owner Type
- Utility / Authority
- Primary Scope
- Bridge Rehabilitation · Dewatering · Earthwork / Grading · Structural Concrete
About the Project
Meridian rehabilitated an existing railroad bridge repurposed as a pedestrian crossing for the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority. The work included shoring and jacking Pier 3, removing and replacing bridge timbers, reconstructing both abutments with cast-in-place concrete retaining walls, placing riprap, and restoring asphalt surfaces.
The project required dewatering and turbidity monitoring in an environmentally sensitive corridor and was completed in May 2024. Meridian self-performed 93% of the work, including earthwork, riprap placement, and concrete retaining walls.
