Stockton bridge repair - - patch the spalls with application of corrosion inhibitor& high strength mortar patch. Replace wingwallconcrete to prevent

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded a Project Grant of $443,750 to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) on June 18, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205). The award funds critical bridge repair and preservation work on the Stockton Bridge located in California. Specifically, the project encompasses patching spalled concrete surfaces with corrosion inhibitor and high-strength mortar patch material, replacing deteriorated wingwall concrete to prevent undermining of the bridge abutment, and preparing necessary engineering plans and permits required for project execution and compliance.

This Project Grant exemplifies the Highway Planning and Construction program's emphasis on bridge rehabilitation and infrastructure preservation. As a state-administered federal-aid highway program, the funding enables Caltrans to address deferred maintenance and structural deficiencies on critical bridge infrastructure through targeted repair activities that extend asset lifespan and maintain public safety. The project is subject to standard FHWA oversight procedures, including design and construction review requirements established under the Stewardship and Oversight Agreement between FHWA and California.

Project description

Stockton bridge repair - - patch the spalls with application of corrosion inhibitor& high strength mortar patch. Replace wingwallconcrete to prevent undermining of bridge abutment.prepare plans & permits.