Fort Myer Construction Corp.

Client:

District Department of Transportation ?

Scope Of Work

The Monroe Street Bridge Reconstruction project involved the reconstruction of the three-span Monroe Street bridge originally built in 1931. Although the bridge received a major rehabilitation in 1974, the aged bridge was severely cracked and depressed, with extensive damage and corrosion to the concrete. This project eliminated these problems by reconstructing a new bridge over the CSX and WMATA railroad tracks, as well as the Brookland-CUA Metro Station along with associated roadway improvements.

Fort Myer Construction was the prime contractor on this project and was responsible for many of these changes below:

Reconstruction of the Monroe Street Bridge and the addition of two proposed bike lanes

Construct new sidewalks, curb & gutter, lighting and traffic signals

Removal of overhead power lines that will be relocated underground

Landscape and streetscape work including the installation of bio-retention facilities and plantings

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