PennDOT Agrees to Commercial Terms on
Public-Private Bridge Partnership

More than a dozen bridges in McKean County – including one in Bradford – will be replaced under Pennsylvania’s Rapid Bridge Replacement Project.

PennDOT Secretary Barry Schoch announced today that the agency has finalized terms for the $899 million project that will replace 558 bridges across the state.

The Bennett Brook Bridge in Bradford, Shep Run Road bridges in Custer City, and the Pennbrook and Foster Brook bridges in Derrick City are among those targeted for replacement.

Plenary Walsh Keystone Partners and its team of 11 Pennsylvania-based subcontractors will lead the project, and will be responsible for getting the money to start replacing the bridges, as well as maintenance for 25 years after construction.

HAZELHURST SR 6-US 6 MARVIN CREEK Mar 2017 > Oct 2017

MARVINDALE SR 6-US 6 WARNER BROOK Mar 2017 > Oct 2017

3 MI SE BETULA SR 46-PA 46 HAVENS BROOK May 2017 > Jan 2018

1 MI W ORMSBY SR 59-PA 59 TRIB KINZUA CREEK Jun 2016 > Aug 2016

LIBERTY SR 155-PA 155 PORTAGE CREEK Mar 2017 > Oct 2017

1 MI N PORT ALLEGHENY SR 155-PA 155 TWO MILE CREEK May 2017 > Aug 2017

3 MI SE LARABEE SR 155-PA 155 ROCK RUN May 2017 > Aug 2017

2 MI SE LARABEE SR 155-PA 155 NEWELL CREEK May 2017 > Aug 2017

3 MI E BRADFORD SR 346-PA 346 FOSTER BROOK Mar 2017 > Oct 2017

DERRICK CITY SR 346-PA 346 FOSTER BROOK Mar 2017 > Oct 2017

1 MI N GILMORE SR 646-PA 646 PENNBROOK RUN Jun 2017 > Aug 2017

CUSTER CITY SR 770-PA 770 SHEPPARD RUN Aug 2016 > Oct 2016

CUSTER CITY SR 770-PA 770 SHEPPARD RUN Apr 2016 > Jun 2016

WRIGHTS CORNERS SR 1015 NORTH BRANCH COLE CREEK Aug 2016 > Oct 2016

6 MI SW CLERMONT SR 2001 SEVEN MILE RUN May 2016 > Jan 2017

BETULA SR 2002 WEST BRANCH POTATO CREEK May 2017 > Jan 2018

BRADFORD SR 4011 BENNETT BROOK Sep 2016 > Nov 2016

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