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WY FLAP CR CN10-277(1) Wiggins Creek Bridge
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This document includes a questions and answers file and a federal contract opportunity solicitation. The solicitation is for the WY FLAP CR CN10-277(1) Wiggins Creek Bridge project located in Fremont County, Wyoming along the East Fork Road approximately 6 miles north of the intersection with U.S Highway 26. The project scope of work involves removing a one-lane bridge and replacing it with a new one-lane modular bridge. A one lane diversion will be required during construction as the road must remain open. The construction season anticipated is late summer through winter to minimize impacts to fisheries in the creek. The project will require some coordination due to three adjacent private properties. The solicitation was issued by the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration.

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Questions and Answers during Advertisement for WY FLAP CR CN10-277(1) Wiggins Creek Bridge

May 3, 2023

Questions Answers 1 Can we leave the old bridge in place while we build the new bridge to the west of it?

The new bridge replaces the existing bridge in its current location. Please refer to Sheet D1 in the plans regarding location of the diversion, and Sheet C1 in the plans regarding the location of the new bridge/existing bridge.

What is the I-beam weight per foot? There is no design as this is a modular bridge. Actual sizes and weights will be provided by fabricator. Please refer to Sheet S2 in the plans, and Section 555 of the SCR’s and FP-14.

3 What is Diaphragm I-beam weight & size?

There is no design as this is a modular bridge. Actual sizes and weights will be provided by fabricator. Please refer to Sheet S2 in the plans, and Section 555 of the SCR’s and FP-14.

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