Walt Whitman Bridge
Steel Painting
Philadelphia, PA
Gloucester City, NJ

Walt Whitman Bridge
Rehabilitation, Section 4 Camden, NJ

SEPTA Frankford
Transportation Center
Philadelphia, PA

Sunoco, Inc.
Philadelphia, PA

Jewish Community Center Margate, NJ

PATCO Station Rehabilitation
Camden, NJ

Morris Delair Water Treatment
Plant Improvements
Camden, NJ

Harrisburg International
Airport Expansion
Harrisburg, PA

Camden Sewer
Reconstruction Project
Camden, NJ

Camden Sewer
Reconstruction Project Phase II
Camden, NJ

Client:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)

Through a series of studies and investigations, the Delaware River Port Authority identified elements of the Walt Whitman bridge facility that required rehabilitation and/or upgrading and developed a program of improvements.
 

The intent of this program was to rehabilitate the concrete deck on the Walt Whitman Bridge and the associated ramp bridges, enhance the operational and safety features of the facility and affect improvements to accommodate the recently enacted One-Way toll system. The team provided complete Construction Monitoring Services for the last section of the separate construction contracts, Contract WW-02-2001(R). Construction included the reconstruction of the ramps and roadways which link the Walt Whitman Bridge with I-676, U.S. Route 130 and U.S. Route 168.
 

The Team’s Construction Monitoring Services included all on-site inspection and documentation, cost and schedule control, preparation of change orders and progress payments, coordination of shop drawing reviews, review of certified payrolls and response to Contractor’s requests for information. The team was also responsible for conducting the bi-weekly project control meetings, preparing meeting minutes and responding to all Contractor correspondence.

The Delaware River Port Authority is a bi-state agency of the State of New Jersey and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It owns and operates four major toll bridge crossings of the Delaware River, including the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, Walt Whitman Bridge, Commodore Barry Bridge and Betsy Ross Bridge.