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Studebaker Abutment Emergency Wall Repair

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The Studebaker Abutment Emergency Wall Repair project, managed by the City of Long Beach in California, involves urgent restoration of a bridge abutment wall damaged by two vehicular accidents. The scope of work includes installing debris fall protection and containment booms, shoring the damaged wall, and performing excavation to construct a new concrete abutment wall in the original location. Following construction, the project requires backfilling the excavation area and restoring the adjacent road surface and metal railings to return the retaining wall to its original condition. This emergency replacement is designed to stabilize the affected area and restore the protective barrier, thereby reducing safety risks to motorists, workers, and the general public. The project is located in Long Beach, California, within the 90803 zip code. Primary points of contact for this forecast include Environmental and Cultural Resources Officer Marissa Moshier and Civil Engineer Winston Greene.

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City of Long Beach emergency repair of damaged bridge abutment wall in California.

Agency

California → City of Long Beach

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Studebaker Road and Loynes Drive, Long Beach, CA, 90803

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CEQA Notice of Exemption - Studebaker Abutment Emergency Wall Repair

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Long Beach
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Long Beach
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Contacts
Marissa MoshierEnvironmental and Cultural Resources Officer
Winston GreeneCivil Engineer

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Emergency repair work on a bridge abutment wall following damage from two vehicular accidents. The project consists of the installation of debris fall protection, a debris containment boom, and shoring for the existing damaged wall, excavation behind the damaged wall, construction of a new concrete abutment wall in the same location as the damaged wall, backfilling the excavation area, and restoring the metal railing and adjacent road surface. The project will restore the retaining wall to its original condition. Emergency replacement of the damaged wall will stabilize the area, restore the protective barrier, and reduce the risk to motorists, workers, and the public.

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