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    Extensive Road, Bridge Rehabilitation Begins on NH 101 in Milford-Amherst

    Fri November 18, 2011 - Northeast Edition
    Construction Equipment Guide


    The New Hampshire Department of Transportation announced pavement and bridge rehabilitation work is getting under way on section of NH Route 101 in Milford-Amherst. This project involves 4.5 mi. (7.2 km) of NH Route 101 from one-half mi. east of the bridge over NH Route 13 to just east of the NH Route 122/Baboosic Lake Road interchange.

    A total of seven bridges will be rehabilitated within this project area.

    Brox Industries Inc. of Dracut, Mass., is the general contractor for the $6 million project. George Cairns and Sons Inc. of Windham, N.H., is the contractor for the bridge rehabilitation work. The project is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 2012.




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