BRIDGE REHAB: COLUMBIA, DUTCHESS, PUTNAM, ULSTER

This project will provide maintenance work to correct or prevent problems related to the deterioration of a variety of bridge components on four structures on federal-aid eligible routes in the counties of Columbia, Dutchess, Putnam and Ulster. In Columbia County the structure included in the project is on the Taconic State Parkway over the Taghkanic Creek in the Town of Taghkanic. The structure being rehabilitated in Dutchess County is on Route 9 over Wappinger Lake in the Town of Wappinger and Poughkeepsie. In the Town of Philipstown in Putnam County, the structure over Clove Creek on Route 9 is being addressed in this project. In Ulster County, rehabilitation of the bridge over the Sawkill Creek on Route 212 in the Town of Woodstock is being undertaken. This project will preserve and prolong the service life of the structures through cost effective rehabilitation strategies.

Project Status

• The project has been Completed Project.
• The Bid Opening was on 08/19/2021

Project Schedule

**Schedule Variance Key:
● Red - Current Schedule Variance is > 10% of Original Completion
● Yellow - Current Schedule Variance is > 5% and <=10% of Original Completion
● Green - Current Schedule Variance is within 5% of Original Completion

Construction Costs

**Cost Variance Key:
● Red - Current Construction Costs are > 10% of Contract Award Cost
● Yellow - Current Construction Costs > 5% and <=10% of Contract Award Cost
● Green - Current Construction Costs are within 5% of Contract Award Cost

This project receives funding from the following sources:

Federal: Yes

State: Yes

Local: No

*Project Schedule Definitions:
Original Contract Completion Date - This is a contractual date,at the time the Contractor is Awarded the contract, representing when the Contractor is obligated to complete all of the work required in the contract and will no longer have a presence within the highway Right-of-Way.

Estimated Substantial Completion Date - This is the day the public (including vehicles and pedestrians) has full and unrestricted use and benefit of the facilities both from the operational and safety standpoint.