Update on the Reconstruction of Bruce Vale Bridge, St. Andrew
The reconstruction of the Bruce Vale Bridge in St. Andrew is back on track after work slowed for some weeks to allow the engineering team to redesign a critical section of the bridge. According to George Holder, the Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW) Consultant on the Scotland District Road Rehabilitation Project, unsuitable ground conditions […]
Rehabilitation Work at Laynes Bridge, St. Joseph Progressing Steadily
The reconstruction of Laynes Bridge in St. Joseph is progressing steadily with a team from Infra Construction erecting gabions on site. Gabions are wired baskets filled with rocks that help to minimize erosion and increase stabilization. Sean Cox, General Manager of Infra Construction Inc. provided an update on the project, estimating it should take another […]
UPDATE ON REECE ROAD ST. THOMAS – WORK SOON COMPLETED
Paving has been completed on Reece Road in St. Thomas, however, drainage work is still being undertaken. The Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW) began work on Reece Road, St. Thomas in April 2024 under the Scotland District Road Rehabilitation Programme, in conjunction with the contractor The China National Complete Plant Import and Export Corporation […]
A SECTION OF COGGINS HILL, ST. ANDREW PAVED
Paving has commenced on a section of Coggins Hill in St. Andrew, which is one of 16 active worksites under the Ministry of Transport and Works’ (MTW) Scotland District Road Rehabilitation Project. On Friday, March 7, 2025, a team from C.O. Williams Construction Ltd. paved approximately 300 metres of the 1350-metre road. Reconstruction began in […]
BRUCE VALE BRIDGE TO BE DEMOLISHED FOR RECONSTRUCTION
Bruce Vale Bridge in St Andrew will be demolished starting Monday, January 13, 2025, at 8:00 a.m. in preparation for its reconstruction. The demolition is estimated to take three weeks, followed by the rebuilding process which should last approximately ten months. Bruce Vale Bridge is the first of eight bridges to undergo reconstruction under the Scotland […]
