Manhattan Road & Bridge Company team members performed approximately 750,000 work hours combined on the Oklahoma City Crosstown Expressway projects. The bridge construction types include post-tensioned, cast-in-place box girders, pre-stressed concrete beams and structural steel. Other work included paved ditches, erosion control, reinforced box culverts, asphalt and concrete paving, lighting and traffic control devices. Both railroads …

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Manhattan Road & Bridge, with joint venture partner Allen Contracting, worked on the fourth and final phase of the I-44 widening project encompassing the Lewis Avenue corridor portion (Lewis Bridge over 1-44). The project included the replacement of Lewis Avenue Bridge over 1-44 and realigned a curve in the interstate, moving the entire freeway to …

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The I-40 over Canadian River was awarded by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) for the replacement of two 2500′ bridges with 28′-0″ clear roadway. The existing bridge structures were originally constructed in the late 1950’s and had surpassed their useful life. The new bridge structures are 2601.66′ in length with a 41′-0″ clear roadway. …

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The County Road over the Illinois River is located in Cherokee County on Highway 10. Work began on Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s State Aid Project No. CIRB-111C(081)RB in the Spring of 2014. Project Manager, Todd Strande, General Superintendent, Tony Mounce and Superintendent Bo Rowan as well as many hard working field personnel successfully and safely …

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The Gordon River Greenway Park (GRGP) project covers approximately 124 acres located near the southeast quadrant of the Goodlette-Frank Road/Golden Gate Parkway intersection. It includes the West Node to the West off of Goodlette-Frank Road at the south side of the Naples Zoo and a Northeast Node to the northeast along Golden Gate Parkway just …

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