Replacement of Fairlawn Avenue Bridge

Scope of Work

Micropile Installation

Customer

Anselmi & DeCicco, Inc

Techniques

New Jersey Department of Transportation

Replacement of Fairlawn Avenue Bridge

Home » Projects » Replacement of Fairlawn Avenue Bridge

The bridge is a critical artery connecting Fair Lawn and Paterson across the Passaic River.

The Project

The Fairlawn Avenue Bridge project involves replacing the existing bridge with a new three-lane continuous structure, approximately 270 feet long, providing a 40-foot-wide roadway and a 6-foot-wide sidewalk. The bridge is a critical artery connecting Fair Lawn and Paterson across the Passaic River.

The Solution

Tri-State installed 56 vertical and battered micropiles to support the new bridge’s east abutment. Tri-State also successfully performed a compressive load test that substantiated the design load of the micropiles.

The Challenge

The site challenges included maneuvering the drill rig and equipment in limited space between the remnant abutment and the river, and maintaining the battered angle and pile location when drilling through obstructions.

Project Facts

Owner(s)

New Jersey Department
of Transportation

Design Consultant

Dewberry Engineering

Budget

$15 Million

Replacement of Fairlawn Avenue Bridge

Replacement of Fairlawn Avenue Bridge

Share

The Project

The Solution

The Challenge

Project Facts

About the company

Services

Quick Links

Quick Contact