The Paseo Blvd. Concrete Girders Arrive!

Flatbed Express, operated by The Davies Family, (Mary and Gary, with their sons Duck and James), bring the longest concrete girders ever set in the state of Missouri to the kcICON Project. This interview was conducted at the KDOT "waiting spot" on I-70 and 78th Street in Kansas City, KS. The 150,000 pound girders will be used to build a new bridge that will span northbound Interstate 29/35 and carry southbound Interstate 29/35 traffic headed for The Paseo, Independence Avenue, and points beyond. By implementing state-of-the-art best practices from around the country, MoDOT is incorporating a Nebraska Department of Transportation innovative design to flyover all new northbound interstate lanes with a single span bridge, saving both time and money. The Paseo Blvd. ramp bridge will be completed in the fall of 2010, and traffic will reopen from southbound Interstate 29/35 to The Paseo.

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