Replacement detour bridge keeps rural Ontario farmers farming

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• Efficiency shines in Algonquin Modular Bridge System replacement project in South Dundas, ON

  The old Taylor Road Bridge in Brinston, Ontario, had been closed for some time and the Municipality of South Dundas wanted it replaced as soon as possible.

• Algonquin Modular Bridge rolls into rural Alberta site for private stream crossing

  Algonquin’s Modular Bridge Systems are so versatile and economical that they are used in a wide variety of permanent and temporary applications across Canada — vehicular, pedestrian, trail, utility pipe, mining, forestry, detour, emergency replacement and more.

• NSTIR rents Algonquin “Bailey Bridge” detour bridge and completes project with local crews

  “Bailey Bridge” rental bridge installed with local crews

• Seven rental bridges provide construction access on Don Valley East Trail project

  The City of Toronto is working with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) to design and construct a multi-use trail system within the East Don Corridor between the north end of Charles Sauriol Conservation Area, the Lower Don Trail System and the Gatineau Corridor Trail.
  Supported by $23 million in federal funding, the East Don Trail Project is being built in a steep ravine area with limited access for heavy construction vehicles with CL625-ONT loading. Seven construction access stream crossings are required to carry out the project and Algonquin Bridge is supplying a series of rented Algonquin Modular Panel Bridge Systems to create them

• Algonquin Bridge delivers a rental detour bridge to MTQ in three weeks

  When the Ministère des Transports Quebec (MTQ) needed to replace an older bridge over Rivière Sauvage near Saint-Romain, a short-order detour bridge went a long way to keep the project on schedule.

• Two, heavy-duty Algonquin construction bridges rented for Kitchener road extension project

  When a 1.3-km road was being created to open up a potential 2,000-home development near Kitchener, Ontario, there was going to be a great deal of earth moving required. Heavy construction vehicles would be criss-crossing the hilly terrain that was home to two endangered species and Strasburg Creek.

• Algonquin rental pedestrian bridge plays part in BC’s Saanich Interchange Project

  The Province of British Columbia and the Government of Canada are investing $85 million in the development and construction of the McKenzie Interchange Project, a new partial cloverleaf on the Trans-Canada Highway at the Intersection with Admirals Road and McKenzie Avenue in Saanich. The existing signalled intersection is the worst traffic bottleneck on Vancouver Island.

• Temporary rental bridge deployed into Toronto’s Humber Valley for access to embankment project

  One of our Algonquin Rental Bridge Systems recently helped the Toronto Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) reach an inaccessible bank of the Humber River for an important erosion control and slope stabilization project. The eroding bank was a risk to a large housing complex above and could only be accessed by crossing from a park on the opposite shore.

• Modular Panel Rental Bridge figures into MTO rehab project in Petawawa

  Choking busy Highway 17 down to one-lane for the duration of the Petawawa River Bridge Restoration project was not something that The Ministry of Transportation – Ontario (MTO) was very keen on. And neither were the thousands of motorists who use it every day.