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PennDOT, Contractors Get Ready to Slide New Commercial Street Bridge Into Place in Pittsburgh

PennDOT, Contractors Get Ready to Slide New Commercial Street Bridge Into Place in Pittsburgh

Aug 6, 2025 - PennDOT and contractors are preparing to slide a new Commercial Street Bridge in Pittsburgh using Accelerated Bridge Construction techniques. The $95 million project will replace the 1950s bridge, allowing for continuous traffic flow. Work includes foundation installations, road relocations, and innovative methods for long-term durability.  Read more →






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