Gold Star Memorial Bridge Rehabilitation Project
Sector: Bridge • Location: New London and Groton, Connecticut, United States
Source: New Haven Register
A $900 million project to rehabilitate the Gold Star Memorial Bridge, including installation of a temporary crossover to shift northbound I-95 traffic to the southbound bridge during construction. The project involves reducing the number of lanes on the northbound side to two lanes for the next four years while the northbound bridge undergoes rehabilitation. The work is funded 90% by the federal g
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Description | A $900 million project to rehabilitate the Gold Star Memorial Bridge, including installation of a temporary crossover to shift northbound I-95 traffic to the southbound bridge during construction. The project involves reducing the number of lanes on the northbound side to two lanes for the next four years while the northbound bridge undergoes rehabilitation. The work is funded 90% by the federal government and expected to be completed by the end of 2030. |
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