Nissley Drive Bridge Replacement

RETTEW performed the design of this $3.1 million overhead bridge project carrying Nissley Drive (renamed Baker Avenue as part of the project) over the turnpike mainline. We completed an alternative analysis to replace this rigid-frame structure with a two-span bridge and accommodate future widening of the mainline. In addition to the structure design, RETTEW developed the traffic control plan required to facilitate construction of a new center pier within the existing turnpike roadway section.

RETTEW was also successful in streamlining the Joint and NPDES Permits for the project by coordinating alternative sequencing and best management practice maintenance directly with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the Dauphin County Conservation District. The construction phase had no delays or major claims.

RETTEW NEWSROOM

Check out our latest updates on industry trends, corporate news, employee accomplishments, and community support.

Go to Newsroom

Industry News, Uncategorized

Critical Infrastructure: What’s at Stake?

Societal and economic systems help make the world go round. Everyone uses energy, communication, water, and other infrastructure…

Read More

Corporate News

RETTEW Board of Directors Member Changes

Mark Lauriello, our CEO Emeritus, is retiring from RETTEW sometime this year, and consequently, he has stepped down…

Read More