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infrastructure-and-transportation2 years ago

"New 2025 Completion Date for Gordie Howe Bridge Links Detroit to Canada Amid Delays"

The Gordie Howe International Bridge, a significant infrastructure project connecting the U.S. and Canada, has had its completion date pushed back to September 2025, nearly a year later than originally planned, due to complications from the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the delay, significant progress has been made, including advancements in bridge and road deck construction, stay cable installation, and port of entry facilities. The project's budget has been increased to $6.4 billion CDN to reflect the new timeline, and an additional $3 million CDN has been allocated to benefit the communities in Detroit and Windsor through the Community Benefits Plan.

infrastructure2 years ago

"New Setback: Gordie Howe International Bridge Completion Pushed to 2025, Costs Soar"

The Gordie Howe International Bridge, a major infrastructure project connecting Detroit and Windsor, has a new completion date set for September 2025, with vehicle crossings expected in fall 2025. The $4.9 billion project faced delays and cost increases due to the COVID-19 pandemic but is now back on track, with 2023 being the busiest construction year. The project includes community benefits and enhancements such as cycling lanes, with additional funds allocated to support affected communities. Road construction related to the bridge on I-75 is expected to finish in fall 2024, and the bridge deck is set to connect over the Detroit River this year.

infrastructure-and-transportation2 years ago

"Setback for Gordie Howe Bridge as Opening Pushed to Fall 2025, Costs Climb by $700M"

The Gordie Howe International Bridge, a project exceeding $4 billion, has had its opening delayed by nearly a year, with completion now expected in September 2025. The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority cited "unprecedented disruptions" from the COVID-19 pandemic as the cause, with different restrictions in the U.S. and Canada affecting progress. Despite the delay, significant milestones were achieved in 2022 and 2023, and the bridge is set to become North America's longest cable-stayed bridge upon completion. The authority has also extended its Community Benefits plan by a year to align with the new timeline.