Bridges & Transportation

Replaced Cicero Avenue Bridge in Chicago on the BNSF Railway mainline, including 135-foot through plate girder main span and two TPG sidespans. Project Details Owner: BNSF Railway Company Location: Chicago, Illinois,…

Completed in 1945 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Colorado River Bridge A-567 is a 1,507-foot double-track ballasted deck railroad bridge with four 100-foot deck girders, three 350-foot deck trusses, and one…

Completed in 1929 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Bridge No. A-1135 over Middle River is a single-track, single-leaf through plate girder ABT-type bascule bridge, originally built for Atchison, Topeka & Santa…

Completed in 1928 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Bridge No. A-1137 over Old River is a single-leaf through plate girder ABT-type bascule bridge, originally built for Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe…

Completed in 1930 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Bridge No. A-1124 over the San Joaquin River is a single-leaf through plate girder ABT-type bascule bridge with electrical equipment, originally built for…

Completed in 1931 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Canadian River Viaduct is a 1,736-foot, 18-span single-track railroad viaduct with 220′ deck truss spans, 108′ plate girder spans, six towers, and approach…

Completed in 1951 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Brazos River Bridge is a 16-span, 1,920′ deck plate girder bridge built for the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, now BNSF Railway.…

Completed in 1975 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Beardstown Bridge (No. 117.35) replaced a swing span with a vertical liftspan for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, now BNSF Railway. Project…

Completed in 1949 by American Bridge, the BNSF-Boysen Dam Project MP318.28 involved building a new single-track, four-span deck truss bridge. Project Details Owner: Bureau of Reclamation, US Dept. of the…

Completed in 1938 by American Bridge, the Blue Water Bridge is a 6,178′ twin-span cantilevered truss bridge connecting Port Huron, Michigan, and Sarnia, Ontario. It handles vehicular and pedestrian traffic…