Church_St_bridge_rehabilitation_as-built_1997_(substructure_&_superstructure_replacement,_reuse_existing_deep_foundation_elements).pdf

This is an as-built document related to the Church Street Bridge Rehabilitation project in New Haven, Connecticut, completed in 1997. The project involved comprehensive substructure and superstructure replacement while reusing existing deep foundation elements. The document consists of 40 pages of technical drawings and specifications detailing the rehabilitation work performed on the bridge, including structural modifications, component replacements, and engineering specifications for both the substructure and superstructure systems.

The as-built drawings serve as a record of the actual construction completed and provide baseline documentation for the bridge's current structural condition. This documentation is relevant to the City of New Haven's current solicitation for Statements of Qualifications from design and construction-phase service providers, as prospective firms will require detailed knowledge of the 1997 rehabilitation work and the bridge's existing conditions to develop appropriate rehabilitation or maintenance strategies. The historical as-built information establishes the foundation for understanding the bridge's structural performance since the 1997 project and informs future design decisions regarding any additional rehabilitation or preservation work needed.