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SAMPSON RD BRIDGE - S9 - REPLACEMENT

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The Sampson Rd Bridge S9 Replacement project, managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic for the Department of the Navy, involves the complete demolition and replacement of a structurally deficient 100-year-old concrete arch bridge at Great Lakes. The existing structure is rated in poor condition, functionally obsolete, and limited to a single lane of traffic, posing a significant risk as it serves as a primary access point to the south end of the installation. The proposed replacement will maintain a similar size and alignment, measuring approximately 40 feet wide by 345 feet long. This emergency request is slated for FY28 Q3 funding and falls under NAICS code 237310. Due to the bridge's location over Pettibone Creek, the project must adhere to strict environmental regulations regarding Waters of the United States. Additionally, the work requires SHPO review because it is situated within a historic district, and contractors must assess or remove various utilities currently affixed to the structure.

General Info

Navfac Mid-Atlantic will replace the structurally deficient Sampson Rd Bridge at Great Lakes.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

Place of Performance

ML: GREAT LAKES, USA

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NONE

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PostedJul 2

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

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Organization / AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

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Full Description

"Project Title: Bldg. Bridge S9 - SAMPSON RD BRIDGE - S9 - REPLACEMENT Funding Source: CNIC Funded FY Requested: FY28, Q3 Barracks/UH: No MWR Pool/Gym: No Project Details/SOW: Emergency WIB Request 1. Problem Statement: The Sampson St. Bridge is a 100 year old, three span concrete arch structure that has exceeded its expected service life, with the last several biennial bridge inspection evaluations rating it in poor condition and continuing downgraded restrictions in its permissible vehicle weight capacity. The bridge is severely degraded and is structurally deficient and functionally obsolete. It is limited to a single lane of traffic due to its deterioration, yet is currently the primary means of access to the south end of the installation, with the only alternate being the unattended Gate 3 opening. 2. Location: Main Side 3. Size: Approximately 40’ wide by 345’ long overall 4. Proposed Solution: Major repairs have been performed several times throughout the life of the bridge; however, due to the advanced stages of deterioration, they are no longer feasible. This project calls for the demolition, removal, and complete replacement of the Sampson Bridge - Structure S9. A replacement bridge is expected to consist of a similar size and alignment. Special consideration will be required for its reconstruction, as its two end abutments and two intermediate piers are adjacent to Pettibone Creek which is classified as Waters of the United States, where increased environmental regulations apply. It is also a part of the historic district where SHPO review is required, and many utilities affixed to the existing bridge will either need assessment for continued service, or removal if no longer in use. 5. Justification: The current condition of the Sampson St. Bridge does not allow fo ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.