I-270 York Street Bridge Preventative Maintenance
Project Recap
The Colorado Department of Transportation and contracting partner, Structures, Inc. successfully completed the necessary structural improvements under the York Street Bridge on Interstate 270 in Commerce City.
Shoring and catchment systems were installed on the bridge's underside to substantially improve its safety and stability until a full bridge replacement can be completed as part of the I-270 Corridor Improvements Project. Wooden decking and metal catchment systems were strategically mounted under areas of the bridge to prevent debris from falling beneath and onto I-270. These enhancements create a more stable driving surface, provide safety for I-270 motorists and help reduce emergency lane closures due to safety issues.
About the Project
The Colorado Department of Transportation and contracting partner, Structures, Inc. are proud to announce the successful completion of necessary structural improvements under the York Street Bridge on Interstate 270 in Commerce City.
Shoring and catchment systems were installed on the bridge's underside to substantially improve its safety and stability until a full bridge replacement can be completed as part of the I-270 Corridor Improvements Project.
Wooden decking and metal catchment systems were strategically mounted under areas of the bridge to prevent debris from falling beneath and onto I-270. These enhancements create a more stable driving surface, provide safety for I-270 motorists and help reduce emergency lane closures due to safety issues.
Project Facts
- Construction Cost: $1 Million
- Contractor: Structures, Inc.
- Timeline: December 2024 to March 2025
- Location: York Street Bridge over I-270
- Nearest City: Commerce City
- Mile Point(s): MP 0.39
- County: Adams
Project Benefits
- Reduce the need for frequent repairs
- Improve the structural integrity
- Update bridge safety standards
- Improved driving surface
Work Schedule
- This project is complete
Traffic Impacts
- There are no further traffic impacts for this project