Staten Island Ferry

New York City, NY

Project Size:

The Staten Island Ferry is run by the City of New York for one pragmatic reason: To transport Staten Islanders to and from Manhattan. The ferry is the only non-vehicular mode of transportation between Staten Island and Manhattan. The vessels are double-ended steel ferries with a diesel electric propulsion system. Each vessel is designed to carry 4,400 passengers and 30 vehicles. There are five passenger cabins on four passenger decks, each with outdoor passenger areas.

HORNBECK BARGE

Green Bay, WI

Project Size:

512 feet long - 78 feet wide - 40 feet deep 

MAPLE-OREGON STREET BRIDGE

Sturgeon Bay, WI

Project Size:

1,057 feet long from pier to pier

Project Overview:

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation planned a major bridge project in Sturgeon Bay, WI, involving the construction of a new bridge from Maple Street to Oregon Street.

LOCK & DAM 11

Dubuque, IA

Project Size:

5,200 Feet Overall
1,278 Foot Wide Dam Structure

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD BRIDGE

La Crosse, WI

Project Size:

147 Foot Draw Span
Length: 887 Feet (Estimated)
Width: 20 Feet (Estimated)

6TH STREET VIADUCT

Milwaukee, WI

Project Size:

0.7-mile viaduct