I-70 Rural Bridge Rehabilitation

About the Project

Bridge preventative maintenance work will occur just east of Limon on a 33-mile stretch from Limon to Flagler, Mile Points 362 to 394.5. The phases of the bridge preventative maintenance project will be:

  1. Structure G-22-AX on CR 28/I-70 Frontage Road and structure G-23-AM on CR 36/Bovina exit from late June 2025 to July 2025
  2. Structure G-24-Z on CR 3/I-70 Frontage Road and structure G-24-Q on CR 5/Flagler exit from late July 2025 to September 2025

The above order of construction maintenance of structures is tentative and dates and this schedule is subject to change.

The work will include:

  • Removing the existing concrete deck topping or hot mix asphalt
  • Receiving a polyester concrete overlay or waterproof membrane and hot mix asphalt overlay.

The preventative maintenance work will feature repairs to the existing bridge deck and expansion joints, improving the bridge's durability. The maintenance will also feature new overlays, including Polyester and Asphalt, designed to increase the lifetime of the bridge decks.

Work this Week & Lane Closures


I-70 & Kyle Railroad

I-70 & CR 28 and I-70 & CR 31

I-70 & CR 36, I-70 & CR39 and I-70 & CR 43

I-70/Kyle Railroad & CR 48, I-70 & CR 3 and I-70 & CR 5

Project Facts

  • Construction Cost: $5.2 Million
  • Contractor: Structures, Inc.
  • Timeline: March 2025 to November 2025
  • Location: I-70
    • Nearest Towns/Cities: Limon and Flagler
    • Mile Point(s): MP 362 to 395
    • Counties: Lincoln and Kit Carson
Map of I-70 Rural Bridge Rehabilitation project location for structure G-24-Z at CR3 & I-70 Frontage Road and structure G-24-Q at CR5 & Flagler exit
Map of I-70 Rural Bridge Rehabilitation project location for structure G-24-Z at CR3 & I-70 Frontage Road and structure G-24-Q at CR5 & Flagler exit

Project Benefits

The preventative maintenance work will feature benefits including:

  • repairs to the existing bridge deck and expansion joints, improving the bridge's durability
  • new overlays, including Polyester and Asphalt, designed to increase the lifetime of the bridge decks

Work Schedule

  • Work will last approximately eight months
  • Work hours will be Monday through Friday, 30 minutes after sunrise (approximately 6 a.m.) to 30 minutes before sunset (approximately 7:30 p.m.).

Traffic Impacts

  • Vehicles will be reduced to a single-lane, alternating traffic intermittently in either direction controlled by temporary traffic signals throughout the duration of the project
  • Lane closures will have minor delays
  • Speed limit will be reduced through the work zone. Speed Limit reduction may vary depending on the location of the structure
  • Refer to COtrip.org for real-time travel conditions and road closures