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SILICOFLEX INSTALLATION LIST Location Owner Contractor Installation Date Footage I-45 South over Scott Avenue TX DOT May, 1995 28 LF Ms. Sally Wegman 713-802-5171 New Carrollton Station Washington Metro May, 1995 220 LF Washington Metro Station Mr. Tim Reed 202-962-1908 I-84 HOV Lane CT DOT June, 1995 30 LF East-Bound Hartford, CT Mr. Jim Matulis 860-258-4532 Xanadu Road over I-94 WI DOT June, 1995 40 LF Between Madison and Portage Mr. Jim Ziehr 608-246-3800 Sioux Falls, South Dakota SD DOT August, 1995 45 LF Benjamin Falls Rd. VT DOT August, 1995 33 LF Montpelier, VT Mr. Craig Graham I-89 & Rte. 302 802-828-2561 I-270 West-Bound over Brighton Blvd. CO DOT August, 1995 15 LF Denver, CO Mr. Dennis Rhoades 303-757-9514 Seoul, Korea Koram Interlink November, 1995 189 LF Mr. Lee Pil-Shin Ashfork ‐ Flagstaff Hwy. (I‐40) AZ DOT Jan., 1996 67 LF Project No. IM40‐3(78) Mr. Jim Fan 520‐773‐9000 Charleston, South Carolina SC DOT Feb., 1996 50 LF I‐526 over Ashley River Mr. Curtis Brice 803‐740‐1695 U.S. 59 SCR Roberts Construction April, 1996 50 LF Montgomery County TX DOT Waco, TX Mr. Charles Gaskin 713‐802‐5191 Southampton County V DOT May, 1996 86 LF Virginia Mr. Bill Stewart Rte. 714 over Rte. 58 757‐925‐2552 Tennessee DOT TN DOT May, 1996 60 LF Jefferson Ave. structure over I‐40 Mr. Wayne Seger 615‐741‐4044 SILICOFLEX INSTALLATION LIST Location Owner Contractor Installation Date Footage Rte 2 and Rte 52 Ohio DOT May, 1996 30 LF Port Clinton, Ohio NSA Parking Deck National Security Agency May, 1996 123 LF Odenton, MD Mr. Phil Harpool Rte. 98 over I‐90 New York Thruway Authority June, 1996 30 LF Batavia, NY Mr. Ron Witt 716‐825‐2885 Elkhorn, Wisconsin Wisconsin DOT June, 1996 177 LF Mr. Jim Ziehr 608-246-3800 Omaha, Nebraska Nebraska Dept. of Roads June, 1996 310 LF Q Street over US‐75 William Wiseheart 402‐595‐2534 Dauphin County PennDOT July, 1996 40 LF Pennsylvania Mr. Ray Ebersol Route 22/322 717‐787‐4735 Clarks Ferry Bridge County road 656 over I‐295 NJ DOT July, 1996 90 LF Mr. Gary Stout 609‐530‐3752 I‐43 over North Road, M.P. 14.5 WI DOT July, 1996 177 LF Mr. Ross Bucket; District 2 414‐548‐5681 Albany, NY NY Thruway Authority July, 1996 754 LF Castleton Bridge Mr. Pete Melewski 518‐436‐2700 Amsterdam, NY New York DOT August, 1996 26 LF Todd Harder Waukesha, Wisconsin Wisconsin DOT August, 1996 90 LF Mr. Chris Williams Newburg, NY New York Thruway Authority October, 1996 120 LF Fremont, Ohio Ohio DOT October, 1996 258 LF Price George, British Columbia Yellowhead Road and Bridge February, 1997 70 LF Canada Buffalo area Bridges New York Thruway Authority March, 1997 98 LF Mr. Ron Witt 716‐825‐2885 SILICOFLEX INSTALLATION LIST Location Owner Contractor Installation Date Footage Walnut Street Bridge New York DOT March, 1997 27 LF Elmira, NY Mr. Wendel Strum 607‐721‐5505 Smith Street Bridge City of Rochester DOT May, 1997 160 LF Irondequoit, New York Mr. Tom Hack 716‐428‐6852 Franklinville, NY New York DOT May, 1997 69 LF Mr. Dan Todd 607‐324‐2811 Batavia, NY area Bridges New York Thruway Authority July, 1997 430 LF Ray Richardson Town of Angelica, NY New York DOT July, 1997 188 LF Route 17 Bridge Mr. Dan Todd 607‐324‐2811 I‐15 North ramp to I515 NV DOT August, 1997 50 LF Las Vegas, NV Cliff Coleman 702‐385‐6504 Fernie, British Columbia Northland Road Services August, 1997 249 LF Canada M.P. 3273 ME DOT September, 1997 27 LF Bowdoinham, ME Lou Benner 207‐287‐2747 Centerville, TN Tennessee DOT September, 1997 190 LF Pewaukee, Wisconsin Wisconsin DOT September, 1997 289 LF Mr. Jim Ziehr 608-246-3800 Route 322 EB PennDOT October, 1997 6 LF West of Bellenfonte, PA Mark Bush 814‐765‐0493 Route 20 PennDOT October, 1997 20 LF St. Mary's, PA Mark Bush 814‐765‐0493 Route 22 PennDOT October, 1997 20 LF Blairsville, PA George Krouse 412‐439‐4281 Route 17 WB NY DOT October, 1997 141 LF Town of Angelica, NY Jake Carpenter 607‐324‐7580 SILICOFLEX INSTALLATION LIST Location Owner Contractor Installation Date Footage Syracuse, NY area bridges New York Thruway Authority October, 1997 1,145 LF Mr. Jim Hennessy 800‐462‐2556x392 St. Johnsonville, NY New York DOT October, 1997 312 LF Mr. Ken Clements 518‐457‐4265 West Nyack, NY Westchester County DOT January, 1998 136 LF U.S. 59 Flyover Bridge Mr. Phil Abenavoli 914‐285‐2569 Price George, British Columbia Yellowhead Road and Bridge March, 1998 53 LF Canada Kenosha, Wisconsin Wisconsin DOT March, 1998 2,123 LF Mr. Jim Ziehr 608-246-3800 Castle Rock, Colorado Colorado DOT March, 1998 40 LF Mr. Dennis Rhoades 303-757-9514 Lexington, South Carolina South Carolina DOT March, 1998 46 LF Mr. Curtis Brice 803‐740‐1695 Grand Forks, British Columbia Emcon April, 1998 84 LF Canada Genoa, Colorado Colorado DOT April, 1998 36 LF I‐70 Marc Mueller 719‐775‐2871 Willcox, Arizona Arizona DOT April, 1998 250 LF Mr. Mike Seney 602‐968‐6277 Waukasha, Wisconsin Wisconsin DOT April, 1998 370 LF Mr. Jim Ziehr 608-246-3800 Bridge over I‐45 Westbound, Exit 100 New Mexico DOT; District 6 July, 1998 40 LF Near Milan, NM Mr. Paul Meyer 505‐285‐3200 Syracuse, New York New York Thruway Authority July, 1998 1,435 LF Mr. Jim Hennessy 800‐462‐2556x392 Grand Forks, British Columbia Emcon July, 1998 28 LF Canada SILICOFLEX INSTALLATION LIST Location Owner Contractor Installation Date Footage Rosedale, British Columbia Emil Anderson Maintenance July, 1998 252 LF Canada I‐87 New Paltz, NY New York Thruway Authority July, 1998 80 LF D. A. Collins 518‐436‐3007 Williams Lake, British Columbia Caribou Road Services August, 1998 148 LF Canada Surrey, British Columbia Mainroad North Island August, 1998 56 LF Canada Contracting Grand Forks, British Columbia Emcon September, 1998 42 LF Canada Sunshine Coast Emcon September, 1998 33 LF Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada I‐90 Bridges New York Thruway Authority September, 1998 262 LF Batavia, NY Mr. Ron Witt 716‐825‐2885 I‐90 Bridges New York Thruway Authority September, 1998 418 LF Silver Creek, NY Mr. Ron Witt 716‐825‐2885 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania PennDOT District 8‐5 October, 1998 133 LF Mr. Ray Ebersol 717‐787‐4735 Amsterdam, NY New York Thruway Authority October, 1998 157 LF Mr. Raymond Mars 518‐843‐4821 I‐90 Br. over Wehrle Dr, New York Thruway Authority October, 1998 392 LF I‐90 Br. Over Tonawanda Creek, Sealand Contractors I‐90 Br. Over Cayuga Road 716‐825‐2885 Erie County I‐90/I‐400 Interchange New York Thruway Authority October, 1998 152 LF West Seneca, NY Union Concrete 716‐825‐2885 I‐90 over Lake Avenue Br. New York Thruway Authority October, 1998 727 LF I‐90 over North Creek Rd. Br. Union Concrete I‐90 over Gowans Rd. Br. 716‐825‐2885 I‐90 over Temple St. Br. I‐90 over Allegheny Rd. Br. Erie & Chautaugua Counties SILICOFLEX INSTALLATION LIST Location Owner Contractor Installation Date Footage Buffalo area Thruway Bridges New York Thruway Authority October, 1998 524 LF Mr. Ron Witt 716‐825‐2885 off I‐295 over I‐90 New York Thruway Authority November, 1998 230 LF East Chatham, NY D.A. Collins 518‐436‐3007 Rt. 16 over Rt. 75 New Hampshire DOT November, 1998 63 LF Milton, New Hampshire Mr. Chuck Corliss 603‐271‐3667 N633, W233, Highway 164 Wisconsin DOT March, 1999 192 LF Waukesha, Wisconsin Surrey, British Columbia Mainroad Contracting April, 1999 96 LF Canada Grand Fork, British Columbia Emcon April, 1999 116 LF Canada Nelson, British Columbia VSA Highway Maintenance May, 1999 29 LF Canada Terrace, British Columbia Nechako Northcoast Constr. June, 1999 74 LF Canada Clarks Ferry Bridge Pennsylvania DOT June, 1999 217 LF Clarks Ferry, PA District 8‐5 Clarks Ferry Bridge Pennsylvania DOT June, 1999 14 LF Clarks Ferry,PA Prince George, British Columbia Yellowhead Road & Bridge July, 1999 41 LF Canada Surrey, British Columbia Mainroad Contracting July, 199 100 LF Canada Merritt, British Columbia HMC Services, Inc. July, 1999 100 LF Canada Clarks Ferry Bridge Pennsylvania DOT August, 1999 14 LF Clarks Ferry, PA District 8‐5 Olympic Department Store Olympic Department Stores August, 1999 24 LF Turnwater, Washington Merritt, British Columbia HMC Services, Inc. September, 1999 15 LF Canada SILICOFLEX INSTALLATION LIST Location Owner Contractor Installation Date Footage I‐70 Eastbound Pennsylvania DOT October, 1999 36 LF Crysatl Springs, PA District 9‐4 Bob Knoll Austin‐Hall Railroad Construction Co. October, 1999 80 LF I‐95 Bridges Nevada DOT November, 1999 3613 LF Reno, Nevada High Street Bridge Paterson‐Stevens, Inc. March, 2000 59 LF City of Corning / Steuben County, NY Omaha, Nebraska McGill Brothers Construction April, 2000 73 LF Courtnay, British Columbia Mainroad North Island Contr. April, 2000 73 LF Canada Nelson, British Columbia VSA Highway Maintenance April, 2000 30 LF Canada Prince George, British Columbia Yellowhead Road & Bridge May, 2000 29 LF Canada Merritt, British Columbia HMC Services, Inc. June, 2000 100 LF Canada S.R. 3047 over Laurel Hill Creek Pennsylvania DOT June, 2000 56 LF Borough of Ursina, PA Somerset County Bridge over I‐70 Pennsylvania DOT June, 2000 72 LF Warfordsburg, PA District 9‐4 Mr. Gary Horton MP 471.75, 472.65, 478.17, 481.33, NYS Thruway, Buffalo Division July, 2000 960 LF 481.34, 485.86, 489.74 & 492.67 Chautauqua County Grand Forks, British Columbia Emcon July, 2000 43 LF Canada Albany County, NY NYS Thruway Authority July, 2000 20 LF Amsterdam Bridge Maintenance Mr.
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