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NHDOT State Bridge Aid Program - Effective Date 10/01/2020 Projects Listed by Fiscal Year of Advertisment NHDOT State Bridge Aid Program - Effective Date 10/01/2020 Projects Listed by Fiscal Year of Advertisment Website Posting STATE BRIDGE AID State Fiscal Current AD Project Red Estimated Cost Current Completion Year Name PROJ # Brg # Scope Description List? ($) All funds Status Designer Contractor Date Horace Greeley Rd Bridge 2018 Amherst 20231 060/158 Replace over Pulpit Brook Y $1,380,165Complete HTA E.D. Swett 2019 West St Bridge over Great 2018 Antrim 29468 173/075 Replace Brook Y $926,984Construction Quantum Cold River Bridges 2020 Cider Mill Rd Bridge over 2018 Bedford 21193 079/128 Replace McQuade Brook N $737,221Complete HTA Cold River Bridges 2019 Hillside Ave bridge over 2018 Berlin 15792 232/066 Replace Dead River Y $799,142Complete HEB Ray's Electric 2019 Birchdale Rd bridge over 2018 Bow 24225 092/136 Replace White Brook Y $742,584Closeout DK R.M. Piper 2019 Old Rt 110 bridge over 2018 Dummer 15815 042/043 Rehab Upper Ammonoosuc River Y $2,315,869Construction Quantum Winterset 2020 Spring Rd bridge over 2018 Gorham 41396 027/112 Replace Mount Crescent Brook N $286,116Complete HEB L.T. Corrigan 2019 Bypassed Lilac bridge 2018 Hooksett 29655 083/150 Rehab over Merrimack River N $875,000Complete E.D. Swett 2020 NH 12 bridge over Beaver 2018 Keene 26505 137/059 Replace Brook Y $2,535,556Closeout LBG BUR Construction 2020 US 4 / NH 10 (Mech St) bridge over Mascoma 2018 Lebanon 14552 120/115 Rehab River N $1,771,591Construction Stantec E.D. Swett 2020 Oak St bridge over Sugar 2018 Newport 16109 103/136 Replace River Y $2,230,587Closeout Kleinfelder Neil H. Daniels 2020 Coon Brook Rd bridge 2018 Newport 29763 147/036 Replace over S Branch Sugar River Y $731,730 Complete Kleinfelder Neil H. Daniels 2020 Sandogardy Pond Rd 2018 Northfield 29756 068/060 Replace bridge over Cross Brook N $3,125,000Closeout HEB Brandon Hiltz Const 2021 2/18/2021 NHDOT State Bridge Aid Program - Effective Date 10/01/2020 Projects Listed by Fiscal Year of Advertisment State Fiscal Current AD Project Red Estimated Cost Current Completion Year Name PROJ # Brg # Scope Description List? ($) All funds Status Designer Contractor Date Willow St bridge over 2018 Pelham 26762 105/069 Replace Beaver Brook N $1,989,064Closeout Quantum Evroks Corp 2021 Covered Bridge Rd bridge 2018 Thornton 15938 183/107 Rehab over Mill Brook Y $716,703Complete HEB Neil H. Daniels 2019 Mallego Rd bridge over 2019 Barrington 41398 139/116 Replace Mallego Brook Y $1,160,127Complete HTA G.W. Brooks 2020 North Shore Rd bridge 2019 Derry 41400 099/129 Replace over Trib I to Beaver Lake N $548,668Complete HTA Michael Hanson 2020 Ossipee Lake Rd bridge 2019 Freedom 15987 115/074 Replace over Danforth Bay Outlet N $1,348,470 Construction HEB/CMA Northeast Earth Mech 2021 Old Lakeshore Rd bridge 2019 Gilford 21107 106/099 Rehab over Gunstock River Y $1,288,795Construction Stantec Cold River Bridges 2021 Stage Rd bridge over 2019 Gilmanton 16232 106/041 Replace Brook N $869,936Complete HTA E.D. Swett 2020 Stage Rd bridge over 2019 Gilmanton 16233 122/041 Replace Nighthawk Hollow Brook N $1,636,168Complete HTA E.D. Swett 2020 Clark Pond Rd bridge over 2019 Haverhill 41724 147/109 Replace Clark Brook N $690,000Construction HEB Austin 2021 Roxbury St bridge over 2019 Keene 15854 140/077 Replace Beaver Brook Y $1,517,258Construction MJ Kingsbury Companies 2021 Bedford Rd bridge over 2019 Merrimack 15841 113/159 Replace Baboosic Brook Y $4,459,039Construction Quantum E.D. Swett 2021 Bow Lake Rd bridge over 2019 Northwood 41397 095/113 Replace Sherburne Brook Y $833,479Construction MJ Northeast Earth Mech 2021 Main Street bridge over 2019 Peterborough 14933 092/089 Replace Contoocook River Y $8,159,141Construction HTA Beck & Belluci 2022 2/18/2021 NHDOT State Bridge Aid Program - Effective Date 10/01/2020 Projects Listed by Fiscal Year of Advertisment State Fiscal Current AD Project Red Estimated Cost Current Completion Year Name PROJ # Brg # Scope Description List? ($) All funds Status Designer Contractor Date Westville Road bridge 2019 Plaistow 23117 122/072 Replace over Little River N $1,280,684Construction HTA Neil H. Daniels 2021 Bluff St Extension bridge 2019 Salem 20228 116/116 Replace over Widow Harris Brook Y $1,162,956Construction HTA Busby 2021 Rabbit Hollow Road bridge 2019 Swanzey 41696 120/072 Replace over Perry Brook Y $781,766Construction HTA Michael Hanson 2022 Pleasant Valley Rd bridge 2019 Wolfeboro 40617 116/072 Replace over Heath Brook Y $1,187,061Construction Quantum R.M. Piper 2021 Hannah Nutter Rd bridge 2020 Barnstead 16020 149/073 Replace over Big River N $1,151,716Construction MJ R.M. Piper 2021 Dunklee Rd bridge over 2020 Bow 40346 182/113 Rehab Bow Bog Brook Y $901,870Construction DK R.S. Audley 2020 Bradford Center Rd bridge over Warner River 2020 Bradford 23819 140/144 Rehab (Bement Covered Bridge) N $1,641,689Construction HTA Neil H. Daniels 2021 Hooksett Turnpike bridge 2020 Concord 15877 200/015 Replace over Bela Brook Y $1,033,401Construction VHB E.D. Swett 2022 Birchdale Rd bridge over 2020 Concord 15878 193/027 Replace Bela Brook Y $1,044,416Construction VHB E.D. Swett 2022 South New Boston Rd bridge over South Branch 2020 Francestown 15765 149/058 Replace Piscataquog River Y $1,250,461 Construction Fuss O'Neil Cold River Bridges 2022 Bunker Hill Rd bridge over 2020 Hill 41661 140/099 Rehab Needle Shop Brook Y $562,955Construction D&K Miller Construction 2021 Court St bridge over 2020 Laconia 40656 113/036 Replace Durkee Brook N $2,479,351Construction HEB Evroks Corp 2022 Goffs Falls Rd bridge over 2020 Manchester 15401 188/092 Replace BMRR (ABD) Y $1,873,909Construction Fuss O'Neil R.M. Piper 2022 2/18/2021 NHDOT State Bridge Aid Program - Effective Date 10/01/2020 Projects Listed by Fiscal Year of Advertisment State Fiscal Current AD Project Red Estimated Cost Current Completion Year Name PROJ # Brg # Scope Description List? ($) All funds Status Designer Contractor Date US 3, NH 3A bridge over I- 293, BMRR, Merrimack 2020 Manchester 28336 151/065 Rehab River (Queen City Bridge) Y $9,645,739 Construction Fuss O'Neil Evroks Corp 2022 Hartshorn Rd bridge over 2020 Milford 42087 102/165 Rehab Hartshorn Brook Y $78,855Complete GM2 N/A 2021 Nudd Rd bridge over Bearcamp River (Whittier 2020 Ossipee 23818 108/333 Rehab Covered Bridge) N $1,249,000Bidding HTA 2022 Castle Hill Rd bridge over 2020 Windham 41632 057/051 Replace Beaver Brook Y $819,377Construction Kleinfelder William Davis Excav 2021 Potato Rd bridge over 2021 Canaan 41399 147/055 Rehab Indian River Y $1,209,568Prelim Des HEB 2023 Harvey Swell Rd bridge over East Branch Mohawk 2021 Colebrook 40651 190/109 Rehab River Y $424,400Prelim Des HEB 2023 Bear Rock Rd bridge over West Branch Mowhawk 2021 Colebrook 40652 167/120 Replace River Y $511,775Prelim Des HEB 2023 Concord- North Pembroke Rd bridge 2021 Pembroke 14841-A 183/156 Rehab over Soucook River N $2,066,055Final Design HDR 2023 Potter Rd bridge over 2021 Eaton 41404 058/130 Replace Snow Brook Y $659,024On Shelf HTA 2023 Martin Rd bridge over 2021 Fremont 23793 155/133 Replace Piscassic River N $660,000Eng Study Stantec 2023 Crystal Lake Rd bridge 2021 Gilmanton 16234 174/094 Replace over Nelson Brook N $1,658,448Final Design HTA 2023 Valley Cross Rd bridge 2021 Jackson 40808 153/066 Rehab over Wildcat Brook N $1,247,874Final Design GPI 2023 Nutting Rd bridge over 2021 Jaffrey 41401 159/094 Rehab Contoocook River Y $868,400Prelim Des Quantum 2023 2/18/2021 NHDOT State Bridge Aid Program - Effective Date 10/01/2020 Projects Listed by Fiscal Year of Advertisment State Fiscal Current AD Project Red Estimated Cost Current Completion Year Name PROJ # Brg # Scope Description List? ($) All funds Status Designer Contractor Date Island Street bridge over Moved to Fed 2021 Keene 10309b 125/069 Replace Ashuelot N $0 Aid MJ 2023 Nute Rd bridge over 2021 Madbury 24226 056/072 Replace Bellamy River Y $968,769Final Design CMA 2023 Mason Rd bridge over 2021 Milford 43115 089/106 Replace Great Brook Y $159,001Scope & Fee GM2 2023 Sand Hill Rd bridge over 2021 Newport 20006 154/129 Replace Brook N $1,000,000Eng Study Kleinfelder 2023 Archertown Rd bridge over 2021 Orford 41151 080/120 Replace Jacobs Brook Y $1,171,100Prelim Des D&K 2023 Whipple Hill Rd bridge 2021 Richmond 29055 065/083 Replace over Roaring Brook Y $1,345,000Eng Study Quantum 2023 Wellington Rd bridge over 2021 Rindge 22652 154/069 Replace Converseville Brook Y $1,059,621Prelim Des HTA 2023 King Brook Rd bridge over 2021 Wilton 15767 074/060 Replace King Brook Y $1,169,800Prelim Des Holden 2023 Stage Coach Rd bridge 2021 Wilton 26201 086/142 Replace over Burton Pond Outlet Y $688,511Prelim Des HTA 2023 Green Hill Rd bridge over 2022 Barrington 26722 109/162 Rehab Isinglass River N $1,964,848Final Design HTA 2024 Beals Rd bridge over 2022 Bedford 24217 105/055 Replace Baboosic Brook Y $1,079,136Prelim Des MJ 2024 Academy St bridge over 2022 Laconia 26706 121/037 Replace Durkee Brook Y $727,962Prelim Des HEB 2024 NH 12A bridge over RR 2022 Lebanon 13558-A 062/117 Replace (Dry Bridge) Y $7,715,000Prelim Des D&K 2024 2/18/2021 NHDOT State Bridge Aid Program - Effective Date 10/01/2020 Projects Listed by Fiscal Year of Advertisment State Fiscal Current AD Project Red Estimated Cost Current Completion Year Name PROJ # Brg # Scope Description List? ($) All funds Status Designer Contractor Date Trues Brook Rd bridge 2022 Lebanon 24221 066/059 Replace over Bloods Brook Y $2,117,600Eng Study HTA 2024 Old Bridge St bridge over 2022 Pelham 29450 109/081 Rehab Beaver Brook N $1,518,679Prelim Des Quantum
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