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BRIDGING KENTUCKY: Restoring, Renewing, and Replacing Bridges - Progress Report

Learn about the $700 million initiative to rehabilitate, repair, or replace over 1,000 critical bridges in Kentucky by 2024. Focus on prioritization, construction progress, and next steps in this statewide program.

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BRIDGING KENTUCKY: Restoring, Renewing, and Replacing Bridges - Progress Report

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  1. BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace Progress ReportInterim Joint Committee on Transportation Royce Meredith, KYTC Program Manager Date: August 6, 2018 :

  2. Program Overview Date: $700M Major Impact Estimated $700 million over six years Rehabilitate, repair, or replace more than 1,000 critical structures Deliver all bridges for construction by 2024 1,000 bridges 6 years BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

  3. Program Overview Date: BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

  4. Program Overview Date: Statewide Initiative Bridges in all 120 counties Distributed across the Commonwealth Focus on bridges in biennium BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

  5. Progress to Date Date: Building the Program Assembled strong team Quick-start, 120-day plan Setting up program and systems Starting evaluations simultaneously BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

  6. Progress to Date Date: Preparing for Construction “We’re not going to rehab a bridge that should be replaced, and we’re not going to replace a bridge that should be rehabbed.” Screening / evaluating bridges Using data-driven, life-cycle cost approach Determining rehabs vs. replacements Industry forums BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

  7. Program Overview Date: Prioritization Focus on three factors • Budget • Condition of structure • Project challenges Address closed bridges Biennium bridges first BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

  8. Next steps Date: Biennium Bridges $340 million approved in FY 2018-19 Nearly 350 bridges Deliver to construction in 2019-20 biennium BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

  9. Next steps Date: Work Starting Fast Finalize program setup Bridge Screening Wrapping Up Move projects to construction BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

  10. Next steps Date: Construction Phase Several bridges under construction Starting rehab projects this year Large volume of rehabs/replacements in 2019 BRIDGING KENTUCKY Restore | Renew | Replace

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