NewEngland #1, 2012

By Jay AdamsCEG CORRESPONDENT

Its cranes and steel rise and rise as the company itself hasrisen out of Eastern Canada to the entirety of that nation andanother for 55 years. Structal-Bridges, the largest steel bridge manufacturer in

Canada and a key player in the United States, specializes inthe design, fabrication and erection of bridges as well asGoodco Z-Tech structural bearings and expansion joints.Structal executes all types of projects for general contractorsin the civil engineering sector, provincial and state depart-ments of transportation, railway companies and forestrybusinesses. Due to its modern facilities, high production capacity and

team of seasoned professionals, Structal completes an aver-age of 100 projects per year. Structal-Bridges has been inoperation since 1956 and a division of Canam Group since1998, and currently employs close to 500 employees.

Canadian Leader, New England Staple Structal-Bridges was founded 55 years ago in Quebec but

the reach of its steel extends across the North American con-tinent, continuing to put its mark on some of the most inter-esting bridge projects in two countries; throughout NewEngland, from New Hampshire to Connecticut toPawtucket, R.I., and through the whole of Canada. Structal-Bridges is based on its employees’ expertise and

supported by a well-established international company,

Structal-Bridges Spans All of Canada,New England Portion of U. S.

Largest Steel Bridge Maker up North Also Is Key Player in GoodcoZ-Tech Structural Bearings, Expansion Joints

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Railway Company [CN] train was derailed in Montmagny,Quebec, resulting in a broken bridge. The interruption of railfrom east to west is significant money for CN,” saidLapointe. “The same day, they contacted Structal to plan theconstruction of a new permanent railway bridge. On theMonday following the derailment, Structal began to fabri-cate steel deck plate girders that were used in the construc-tion of five railway spans. The train was back on track afteronly three weeks. CN was very satisfied and thanks to thetrust relationship [now] well-established, the company pro-vided several railway bridge projects to Structal-Bridges.” • One of the major projects Structal has been involved in

was the replacement of 14 overpasses along Interstate 93 inMedford, Mass. “This presented an enormous challenge for the Structal-

Bridges team. This contract included the fabrication of steelcomponents as part of the I-93 Fast 14 Bridge ReplacementProject. From the signature of the contract to the delivery ofthe components, the project was executed within a tightdeadline of under six months. At its beginning in 1956,Structal only served eastern Canada. Since its acquisition byCanam Group in 1998, Structal serves all of Canada. Sincethen, Structal has added to its product line complementaryproducts such as structural bearings and expansion jointsfrom Goodco Z-Tech, as well as design and bridge installa-tion services when required. In addition, the Claremont, NewHampshire, and Point of Rocks, Maryland, plants provide apresence in the Northeastern United States.” Structal’s founding in 1956 was just the beginning. Over

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County: SullivanProjects: Charlestown X-A001(033), 15912 and LangdonX-A001(035), 15914.Scope of Work: Bridge painting.Location:N/AContractors and Bid Amounts:

• The Aulson Company LLC — $216,975 • TSI (Tri-State Painting Inc.) — $233,600• Modern Protestive Coatings Inc. — $234,600• Amstar of Western New York Inc. — $276,000• Gemstone LLC d/b/a: Gemstone Painting —

$324,600Scheduled Completion Date:Dec. 7, 2012

County: BelknapProject: Gilford A001(025), 15903.Scope of Work: Rapid bridge deck replacement.Location:U.S. Route 3/N.H. Route 11bypass over N.H. Route 11A. Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• SPS New England Inc. — $2,096,960• Evroks Corporation — $2,262,706• E.D. Swett Inc. — $2,404,352

Scheduled Completion Date:Aug. 3, 2012

County: CoosProject:Milan X-A001(175), 16182.Scope of Work: Bridge rehabilitation.Location: Bridge Street over Androscoggin River.Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Alvin J. Coleman & Son Inc. — $990,702• R.M. Piper Inc. — $1,102,361• Wyman and Simpson Inc. — $1,184,278• Winterset Inc. — $1,220,858• Tbuck Construction Inc. — $1,272,222• CPM Constructors — $1,349,889

Scheduled Completion Date:Oct. 26, 2012

County: BelknapProject:New Hampton X-A000(076), 13876.Scope of Work: Park and ridge reconstruction and expan-sion.Location: I-93 Exit 23 located off of N.H. Route 104. Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Jeremy Hiltz Excavating Inc. — $658,631• Weaver Bros. Construction Company Inc. —

$682,475 • Connies Septic Service Inc. d/b/a CSSI — $685,231• R.D. Edmunds & Sons Inc. — $714,070• John H. Lyman & Sons Inc. — $740,277• Northeast Earth Mechanics Inc. — $745,986• Hiltz Construction III LLC — $749,903• Busby Construction Company Inc. — $753,353• N. Pandelena Construction Company Inc. — $761,016• Nelson Communications Services Inc. — $892,852

Scheduled Completion Date: July 27, 2012

Counties: VariesProject: Statewide X-A001(137), 16113.Scope of Work: Removal and replacement of traffic signs.Location:N/AContractors and Bid Amounts:

• Visi-Flash Rentals Eastern Inc. — $191,001• Roadsafe Traffic Systems Inc. — $199,851• Liddell Brothers Inc. — $209,413• Nelson Communications Services Inc. — $219,801

Scheduled Completion Date: June 1, 2012

Counties: Grafton and MerrimackProject: Statewide X-A001(214), 16257.Scope of Work:Guardrail removal and replacement.Location:N/AContractors and Bid Amounts:

• CWS Fence & Guardrail — $522,410• Delucca Fence Company Inc. — $680,508


County: RockinghamProject: EPPING X-A000(886), 15693.Scope of Work: Roadway reconstruction and signalupgrades.Location:N.H. Route 125 and N.H. Route 127 in Epping. Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Continental Paving Inc. — $1,189,905• R.S. Audley Inc. — $1,266,794• Northeast Earth Mechanics Inc. — $1,297,089• Busby Construction Company Inc. — $1,311,311• Sur Construction Inc. — $1,373,300

Scheduled Completion Date: Sept. 28, 2012

County: BelknapProject: Laconia X-A000(884), 15691.Scope of Work: Roadway construction.Location:U.S. Route 3 and N.H. Route 11B in Laconia.Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Busby Construction Company Inc. — $908,555• John H. Lyman & Sons Inc. — $975,262 • Connies Septic Service Inc. d/b/a CSSI — $984,055• Weaver Bross Construction Company Inc. —

$1,028,928• Northeast Earth Mechanics Inc. — $1,047,261• R. M. Piper Inc. — $1,192,412


County: MerrimackProject: Northfield X-A000(898), 15705. Scope of Work: 2.5 mi. of pavement and bridge rehabilita-tion work on 6 bridges. Location: I-93 nb and sb.Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Pike Industries Inc. — $3,294,588 • Continental Paving Inc. — $3,323,650

Scheduled Completion Date: July 26, 2013

County: CheshireProject: Westmoreland-Walpole X-A000(944), 15749.Scope of Work: Roadway resurfacing.Location:N.H. Route 12 in Westmoreland and Walpole. Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Pike Industries Inc. — $2,286,805• The Lane Construction Corporation — $2,439,387• Frank W. Whitcomb Construction Corporation —

$2,482,972Scheduled Completion Date: Sept. 21, 2012

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BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) The cost of anew bridge linking Vermont and New Yorkover Lake Champlain is running 8 to 9 per-cent over budget. Public records from New York, Vermont

and federal agencies, which were requestedby the Burlington Free Press, show thatwhat started as a $69.6 million constructionbid has become $75 million and is likely toreach $76 million. The records show that much of the

added cost is due to speeding up work onthe bridge linking Addison, Vt., and CrownPoint, N.Y., when delays were encoun-tered. It also cited a report showing thatcost overruns on transportation projectsnationally aren’t unusual. The new bridge, which opened to traffic

on Nov. 7, carries about 3,000 cars a day. Itreplaces an 82-year-old bridge that wasclosed in October 2009 because it wasstructurally unsound. The records show New York state

approved 39 changes to the constructioncontract and the Federal HighwayAdministration approved all but two of the

24 changes it received. They also show thatoperation of the ferry that ran alongside thebridge site during construction cost $16million, about $3 million less than expect-ed. The two states, which own the bridge

jointly, were under pressure to replace theold bridge quickly, for the sake of the peo-ple who depend on it for their livelihoods,New York State Department ofTransportation spokeswoman Carol Breentold the newspaper. Motorists who had grown accustomed to

using the bridge for jobs, shopping andtrips to the doctor faced long and unpre-dictable detours by the project. Contractors encountered unforeseen

problems and sought to modify originalplans to make up for lost time. For exam-ple, New York officials agreed to pay con-tractor Flatiron Construction Corp. ofFirestone, Colo., more for additional con-struction frames, barges, cranes and crewtime so work could proceed on two pierssimultaneously, rather than consecutively.The switch cost $1.5 million.

Cost of New Bridge Over LakeChamplain Exceeding Budget

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R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-043Project:Waterfront Drive — Warren Avenue to DexterRoad.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Cardi Corporation — $6,622,801• DiGregorio Corporation — $6,806,568• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $6,967,249• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $6,973,886• Manafort Brothers Inc. — $7,254,044

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-038Project: Belleville maintenance improvements Contract-6.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• DiGregorio Corp — $717,699• Lucena Brothers — $759,200• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $943,519• Calson Corporation — $989,862• Cardi Corporation — $1,140,522• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $1,599,282

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CT-029Project: I-95 curve signs (HSIP).Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Roadsafe Traffic Systems Inc. — $256,428• Liddell Brothers Inc. — $490,431

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CT-028Project: Freeway roadside delineators (HSIP).Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Roadsafe Traffic Systems Inc. — $1,513,866• Cosco — $1,643,974

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CR-056Project: 2011 paver placed elastomeric surface treatment.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• T. Miozzi Inc. — $1,896,873• All States Asphalt Inc. — $2,037,818• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $2,535,237 • Cardi Corporation — $2,584,576• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $2,617,039

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CR-054Project: 2011 crack sealing limited access highways C-3.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Sealcoating Inc. — $176,215• Annseal Inc. — $389,235

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CR-053Project: 2011 crack sealing South and Central HighwaysC-2.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Annseal Inc. — $203,945

• Sealcoating Inc. — $232,305R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CR-052Project: 2011 crack sealing North and East Highways C-1.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Annseal Inc. — $186,715• Sealcoating Inc. — $218,945

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-049Project: Improvements to U.S. Route 1.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $5,230,027• Cardi Corporation — $5,235,407• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $5,331,227• Narragansett Improvement Company — $5,994,878

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-046Project: Improvements to Peckham Road, Long Highwayand Nannaquaket Road Bridge No. 126.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Narragansett Improvement Company — $1,493,974• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $1,551,239• Cardi Corporation — $1,686,731• P J Keating Company — $1,687,992• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $1,833,028

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-044Project: Improvements to U.S. Route 1A, Contract 1.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• T. Miozzi Inc. — $0.00• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $1,834,094

• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $1,968,798• Cardi Corporation — $1,995,684• Narragansett Improvement Company — $2,101,764

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-035Project: I-95 resurfacing Southern C-3.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $7,502,917• Cardi Corporation — $7,569,437• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $7,677,628

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-034Project: Blackstone River bicycle facility (Segment 1B/2).Contractors and Bid Amounts:• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $1,162,614• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $1,197,092 • Cardi Corporation — $1,218,852• Narragansett Improvement Company — $ 1,376,091• Northern Construction Service LLC — $1,453,843

R.I. Contract No.: 2011-CH-025Project: Improvements to Dunns Corner — BradfordRoad.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $2,460,957• T. Miozzi Inc. — $2,584,560• Narragansett Improvement Company — $2,629,588 • Cardi Corporation — $2,744,647• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $2,787,000

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North Saskatchewan River inEdmonton, Alberta. The con-tract was worth $11.5 million.In February 2005, Structal-

Bridges secured a contract forthe fabrication and erection ofstructural steel componentsfor two bridges over JewettsCreek in Fredericton, NewBrunswick. The contract wasestimated at nearly $4.5 mil-lion.

Large Production Capacity In 2007, Canam Group

acquired Eastern Bridge,located in Claremont, N. H., acompany specializing in themanufacture of steel struc-tures for highway and railwaybridges. Structal-Bridgesassumed the management of thismanufacturing operation. Thisacquisition allowed the companyto increase its presence in the U.S.bridge market and take part in proj-ects that, because of Buy Americanlegislation, are only accessible to

producers with a manufacturingpresence in the United States. This past year brought larger

efficiency and productivity withrecent investments being made toexpand and modernize this NewEngland plant. The addition of

68,673 sq. ft. (6,379 sq m) — for atotal of 248,650 sq. ft. (23,100 sqm) — in order to increase annualproduction capacity from 12,500 to25,000 tons (11,339 to 22,679 t)was completed during the secondquarter of 2011.

With rail access, lifting equip-ment capable of handling 100-toncomponents, a new 40,000-sq.-ft.paint facility and more efficientand modern offices, the Claremontplant will now be equipped to takeon large-scale projects in the

United States. In 2007, the Canam Group

plant located in St. Gedeon,Quebec, began fabricatinggirders for Structal. A100,000-sq. ft. (9,290 sq m)section of the facility is nowreserved exclusively for thefabrication of bridge compo-nents, which allows for anannual production capacity of10,000 tons. In 2009, the Canam Group

plant located in Point ofRocks, Md., began fabricat-ing bridge girders. Structalcurrently occupies 96,000 sq.ft. (8,920 sq m) at this facility,which also features a 10,000-ton (9,071 t) annual produc-tion capacity. The business unit contin-

ues diversifying by investingin new products and new servicessuch as orthotropic steel deck anddesign, and developing new part-nerships to expand its businessopportunities.

Company’s U.S. Plant Recently Expanded, Modernized

BRIDGES see page 14

Deh Cho Bridge, Fort Providence, NT, Canada. Photo courtesy of Ruskin Construction Limited

BRIDGES from page 4

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New England Firm Wins New Fisher XtremeV SnowplowTo celebrate the plowing industry in

Maine, Fisher Engineering recently gavesnowplow operators the opportunity to wina custom-painted “Plow Maine” FisherXtremeV snowplow.Walter Gogan of Levant, Maine, is the

winner. Gogan is the owner of Walt’s LawnCare, a landscaping and snow removalcompany that plows both residential andcommercial accounts. The “Plow Maine” XtremeV is Gogan’s

first V-plow. On making the switch from astraight blade to a V-plow, Gogan said,“I’ve always liked my 9-foot Fisher straightblade, but now that I have a vee, I can onlysee myself buying vees from now on.”As for the custom “Plow Maine” paint

job, Gogan said, “It took some getting usedto at first, but only because I’ve always beenpartial to Fisher yellow. But going down theroad, man, a lot of people stop and stare atthis plow!”For more information, visit www.fisher-

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By Dave GramASSOCIATED PRESS

MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) Winter roadcrews in Vermont will be using more brineinstead of salt this year, new plows that canclear two lanes at the same time on inter-states, while also giving road crews morediscretion on how much salt and brine toapply, officials announced Dec. 23. Gov. Peter Shumlin devoted his weekly

news conference mostly to a discussion ofwinter road maintenance and a plea to thepublic to slow down in snowy or icy condi-tions, especially around snowplows. “We’re urging drivers to use extra caution

on icy roads, as we always do, because thatsaves lives,” Shumlin said. Transportation Secretary Brian Searles

said Vermont would continue its “safe-roads-at-safe-speeds” policy for winter roadmaintenance. “This means that during a storm we will

be out plowing, sanding, salting, to keep theroads open,” Searles said. “But driversshould expect during a storm to see snow onthe roads. So, we need drivers to be a partnerwith us, to adjust their driving to those con-ditions.” Snowfall in Vermont has been spotty at

best so far this winter, but the morning ofDec. 23 saw a fresh snowfall of up to 3.8 in.,according to the National Weather Service inBurlington. Shumlin and Searles were joined by front-

line plow drivers who shared harrowing sto-ries of encounters with aggressive and dis-tracted drivers. Jerold Kinney said he was on his first trip

plowing his route between the state garage inRandolph and Bethel on Interstate 89 when“I had an individual driving a four-wheel

drive pickup, texting with one hand — I’mpretty sure his coffee cup was in the other —driving with his knee, go by me at 50 milesan hour, maybe 60, on a snow-coveredroad.” “Two miles later I saw him backwards in

the ditch, still on the text messages. He saidhe was fine so off I went,” Kinney said. “Butit’s just a clear case of the distractions thatthe drivers have.” When they’re not busy watching out for

other drivers, plow operators like Kinney

will have more authority to judge road con-ditions and determine how much sand, saltor brine — a mix of salts and water — toapply to road surfaces, Shumlin said. In talking with workers, “There was some

feeling among the hard-working men andwomen who are keeping our roads safe thatfor budgetary reasons that they couldn’talways allocate what they felt was right asthe storm was being dealt with ... withoutfurther orders from higher up,” the governorsaid. Shumlin said the policy this winter will

give road crews the authority to use whatev-er they think is necessary to keep the roadsclear and safe. Brine will be favored over salt this winter

because brine adheres to road surfaces betterthan salt, is less damaging to the environ-ment and can be applied in advance of astorm to keep conditions from getting bad inthe first place. Special equipment is neededto make brine. It has been available in north-western Vermont and this year will be usedin the Rutland area for the first time. The state also will have two “tow plows”

in use. The plows have rear-mounted equip-ment that clears two lanes of interstate atonce, officials said.

“There was some feeling among the hard-workingmen and women who are keeping our roads safethat for budgetary reasons that they couldn’talways allocate what they felt was right as thestorm was being dealt with...without further ordersfrom higher up.”

Gov. Peter Shumlin

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Working in Connecticut Structal recently secured a contract worth

close to $27 million to fabricate the steelstructure that will replace and expand theMoses Wheeler Bridge, which crosses theHousatonic River in Milford, Conn. Thecontract awarded by the Walsh ConstructionCompany and PCL Civil Constructors jointventure mandates Structal-Bridges to supplysome 400 steel girders for the three bridgesthat are being built in the scope of this proj-ect. “Structal appreciates having the opportu-

nity to collaborate on a project involving ahistoric bridge,” said Lapointe. “The compa-ny is not afraid of challenges and can per-form complex mandates. It’s always greatpride in working on historical projects.”A short time ago, the business unit also

concluded an agreement with Aecon GroupInc. for the execution of a project worthmore than $9 million in Canada. The con-tract includes the fabrication and installationof box girders as well as the fabrication ofstructural bearings as part of the NorthChannel Bridge Replacement Project inCornwall, Ontario. The business unit alsowill install the bridge components using thelaunched-girder erection technique. Structal-Bridges management is led by

Lapointe, with Tariq Rashdi, vice president,business development, United States,Structal-Bridges, and Denis Fleurent, gener-al manager, Goodco Z-Tech.

Major Projects Some of Structal-Bridges’ major current

projects include: • Route 34 Flyover Bridge (I-95 New

Haven Harbor Crossing (NHHC) CorridorImprovement Program) — New Haven,Conn. (2,400 tons) • Highway 25 Bridge — Montreal/Laval,

Quebec, Canada (13,000 tons) • Deh Cho Bridge — Fort Providence,

Northwest Territories, Canada (4,280 tons) • I-93 Fast 14 Bridge Replacement —

Medford, Conn. (2,500 tons) • Beauharnois Canal Bridge (Highway

30) — Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada(17,000 tons) • Pawtucket River Bridge — Pawtucket,

R.I. (2,700 tons)

Other Companies Structal Has Worked With

USA • Walsh Construction Company • J.F. White Contracting Company • Kiewit Corporation • PIHL Inc. • CSX Corporation CANADA • Aecon Group • Canadian National Railways Company

(CN) • Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) • Dufferin Construction Company • Kiewit-Parsons For more information, visit www.struc-

talbridges.ws (This story also can be found on

Construction Equipment Guide’s Web site atwww.constructionequipmentguide.com.)CEG

Structal Feels ‘Great Pride’Working on Historic Projects

Highway 25 Bridge, Montreal/Laval, QC, Canada.

BRIDGES from page 12

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