Bridge rehab: I-287, routes 59 & 116 - rockland & westchester CO

The New York State Department of Transportation (NYS DOT) received a Formula Grant award of $4,967,541.00 from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) on May 8, 2025. The award funds the rehabilitation of four critical bridge structures in Rockland and Westchester Counties, New York: the Interstate 287 bridge over the Saw Mill River Parkway (BIN 1044579), the Interstate 287 bridge over the Briarcliff Parkway (BIN 1044659), the New York Route 59 bridge over Pascack Road (BIN 1027670), and the New York Route 116 bridge over the Titicus River (BIN 1037130). The project encompasses work in the towns of Clarkstown, North Salem, and Greenburgh, as well as the villages of Spring Valley and Elmsford, and the City of White Plains.

Under the Highway Planning and Construction program's formula-based allocation mechanism, this award supports essential infrastructure preservation activities that enhance transportation safety and system integrity across the region. The bridge rehabilitation deliverables are consistent with FHWA's core funding objectives, which prioritize the construction, preservation, and improvement of the nation's highway network as authorized under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).

Project description

Rehabilitate the structures that carry I-287 over smrp (987D) (BIN 1044579), I-287 over BRP (907G) (BIN 1044659), NY route 59 over pascack road (BIN 1027670), and NY route 116 over titicus river (BIN 1037130). In the towns of clarkstown, north salem, and greenburgh; village of spring valley and elmsford; city of white plains; rockland and westchester counties.