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DOT Project 0092-0668 – Rehabilitation of Bridge No. 3039
Strengthening Infrastructure For Long-Term Performance
Location
New Haven, CT
Completion Date
September 2019
Client
Connecticut Department
of Transportation
(CTDOT)
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Extending The Life Of Critical Transportation Infrastructure
Bridge No. 3039 in New Haven underwent comprehensive rehabilitation under CTDOT Project 0092-0668 to improve structural performance, safety, and long-term durability.
With construction exceeding $6 million, the project included extensive upgrades across structural systems, deck improvements, protective treatments, and drainage enhancements to meet modern transportation standards.
Bridge Rehabilitation
Long-Term Service Life
Structural Repairs
Strength & Stability
Surface Upgrades
Safer Operations
Completed
September 2019
AT A GLANCE
SCOPE OF WORK
STRUCTURAL REPAIRS
- Concrete repairs across substructure and superstructure
- Steel rehabilitation for improved durability
- Replacement of existing structural components
- Upgraded pin and hinge assemblies for better performance
SUPERSTRUCTURE ENHANCEMENTS
- Removal of existing steel paint
- Application of protective anti-corrosion coatings
- Bearing replacements for improved load transfer
- Enhanced bridge movement performance
STRUCTURAL REPAIRS
- Concrete repairs across substructure and superstructure
- Steel rehabilitation for improved durability
- Replacement of existing structural components
- Upgraded pin and hinge assemblies for better performance
SUBSTRUCTURE & DRAINAGE
- Concrete stabilization work
- Cleaning and extension of drainage systems
- Improved water management
- Reduced long-term maintenance requirements
PROJECT IMPACT
The rehabilitation of Bridge No. 3039 significantly improved structural integrity, increased operational safety, and extended the overall service life of the bridge. By addressing critical deficiencies and strengthening protective systems, the project improved reliability for both vehicle and pedestrian traffic throughout New Haven.
PROJECT GALLERY
