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Key Bridge Replacement Project

Sector: Road • Location: Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Source: Maryland Matters

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The project involves the replacement of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed after being struck by a container ship. The Maryland Transportation Authority has approved a $75 million contract with Kiewit Infrastructure to begin the design work for a new four-lane span, with construction expected to start in about six months.

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The project “Key Bridge Replacement Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Maryland Matters.

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The project involves the replacement of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed after being struck by a container ship. The Maryland Transportation Authority has approved a $75 million contract with Kiewit Infrastructure to begin the design work for a new four-lane span, with construction expected to start in about six months.

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