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    ​Country Club Bridge Replacement Project

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    Project Overview

    The Country Club Bridge Replacement Project is located in North Sewickley and Franklin Townships, Beaver County.  The project consists of a full replacement of the existing 3-Span steel multi-girder structure with a 2-Span steel plate girder structure using Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) Techniques. 

    In addition to replacing the existing structure, the project will include roadway reconstruction at the intersection of Route 65 Mercer Road with SR 1006 Mercer Road and the intersection of SR 65 Mercer Road with T-639 Country Club Drive.  The scope of work includes other miscellaneous activities such as new pavement markings, guide rail updates, and drainage improvements.  

    The project is tentatively slated to be constructed under a 4-week roadway closure with a full detour during the 2025 Construction Season.  


    Project Presentation

    Please select the image below to view a PDF of the project presentation.

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    Resources

    Project Presentation (PDF)

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    Contact Information

    Project Manager, Dominic A. Altieri
    412-429-4863
    doaltieri@pa.gov


    Environmental Planning Manager, Mark Young

    412-429-4858
    markyoung@pa.gov


    Press Officer, Steve Cowan

    412-334-5436
    stcowan@pa.gov

    Accessibility

    The project documents can be made available in alternative languages or formats if requested. If you need translation or interpretation services, or have special needs, or have special concerns that require individual attention, contact the environmental planning manager.