TERRACE, B.C.—A pair of bridges in northwestern B.C. are scheduled for major upgrades.
The province announced two bridges in the Highway 16 corridor will have rehabilitation work done this construction season.
The $4.7-million contract for work on the Kasiks River and Legate Creek bridges has been awarded to Cortez Construction Ltd.
The Kasiks River Bridge is approximately 60 kilometres west of Terrace. The work there will include resurfacing the bridge deck, installing new pier deck joints, abutment deck slab extensions as well as drainage improvements.
The Legate Creek Bridge is approximately 36 kilometres east of Terrace. This bridge will also have its deck resurfaced as well as installing new abutment deck joints, new bearings and shear blocks.
Work on the two bridges is expected to begin in summer and is scheduled to be complete this fall.
Drivers can expect single-lane alternating traffic during the work period and are asked to drive according to conditions, obey traffic personnel and signs, and observe posted speed limits.
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