Coming Soon: North Glebe Road over Pimmit Run Bridge Rehabilitation in Arlington County
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Note: Virtual public involvement occurred July 22 - Aug. 7. View the video presentation below (view a PDF of the presentation here).
This project will rehabilitate the North Glebe Road (Route 120) bridge over Pimmit Run. The bridge was built in 1973.
The planned improvements include:
- Replacing bridge beams, deck and barriers
- Repairing, waterproofing and providing corrosion protection to abutments and piers
- Replacing barriers and railings along bicycle and pedestrian connection to trails
- Upgrading guardrails and drainage
The bridge averages 13,000 vehicles a day.
Estimated Costs
Preliminary Engineering - $1.4 million
Construction - $8.5 million
Total - $9.9 million
The project is financed with state and federal State of Good Repair funds used for bridges.
Benefits
This project aims to improve safety for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians and extend the overall life of the bridge.
Major Milestones
Public Information Meeting - August 2019
Virtual Public Involvement - July 22 - Aug. 7, 2020
Advertise for Construction - December 2020
Begin Construction - Spring 2021
Resources
Shahrad Behboodi, P.E.
Structure & Bridge
Andrew Beacher, P.E.
Preliminary Engineering
Major funding source: State of Good Repair
Phase: Coming Soon
UPC: 114105, 111691
State ID: 0120-000-870, P101; 0120-000-867
Federal ID: STP-BR09 (297)
Lat/Long: 38.929003, -77.117964
Locality:
Arlington