Coming Soon

I-95 Bridge Rehabilitations

Improvements to 11 bridges along I-95 in Richmond starting in 2010

Project at a Glance

Begin Date
April/May 2010

Est Completion Date
Completion in 4 to 4.5 years from construction start

Cost
$120 million (estimate)

Lengths and Limits
7 miles

Locality
Henrico

District
Richmond

Contact
Steve McNeely, project manager
804-524-6152

Project Details

This maintenance project involves the rehabilitation of 11 bridges along the Interstate 95 corridor in the city of Richmond and Henrico County between Lombardy Street and Upham Brook (just north of the I-64/I-195 interchange). The bridges will be rehabilitated in six phases.

The following bridges will be rehabilitated:

Lombardy Street/CSX railroad
Overbrook Road
Sherwood Avenue
Robin Hood Road
Hermitage Road
I-95 over the Boulevard
Ramp A over the Boulevard
Westwood Avenue
Laburnum Avenue
Upham Brook northbound (Henrico)
Upham Brook southbound
(Henrico)

I-95 Bridge Rehabilitation Project in Dashboard

Traffic Impacts

Construction activities will take place primarily overnight and may involve multiple lane and ramp closures, particularly when pre-fabricated sections of the bridge are transported along I-95 and installed.

I-95 lane closures will be weeknights between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m.
VDOT will maintain one travel lane on I-95 in each direction and an emergency lane during lane closures.
Expect detours on Richmond city streets overnight during bridge work.

Possible weekend lane closures on I-95 from 8 p.m. Friday through 6 a.m. Monday. This will be communicated to drivers several days prior to the lane closures.

Contacts

Steve McNeely, project manager, 804-524-6152
Public Affairs, 804-524-6179

Page last modified: Jan. 6, 2010