Work on the Big Quilcene River Bridge in Quilcene will begin in June, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.
The work on the US 101 span across the Big Quilcene River is …
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Work on the Big Quilcene River Bridge in Quilcene will begin in June, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.
The work on the US 101 span across the Big Quilcene River is one of five bridge projects planned this summer in Jefferson, Kitsap, Mason, and Grays Harbor counties.
Officials said the plan is to repair areas of the driving surfaces which are showing signs of wear and tear.
“Drivers will see a combination of lane closures with flaggers to total bridge closures with a signed detour in place,” said project engineer Casey Fraisure. “Our team will provide advance information about what travelers can expect.”
The project’s contractor, Massana Construction Company from Gig Harbor, will work in phases. Crews will address one bridge at a time.
Work on the $1.5 million bridge preservation contract is expected to begin as soon as Monday, June 6.