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Skanska, Traylor Awarded $1.56 Billion Contract To Build Northeast Corridor Rail Bridge in New Jersey

NJ Transit Accepts Its Largest Bid Ever for Replacement of Antiquated Crossing
The new portal bridge will be a modern two-track, high level, fixed-span bridge along the Northeast Corridor. It will rise 50 feet over the Hackensack River and will allow marine traffic to pass underneath without interrupting rail traffic. (NJ Transit)
The new portal bridge will be a modern two-track, high level, fixed-span bridge along the Northeast Corridor. It will rise 50 feet over the Hackensack River and will allow marine traffic to pass underneath without interrupting rail traffic. (NJ Transit)
CoStar News
October 12, 2021 | 8:43 P.M.

Skanska and Traylor Bros. have been awarded a $1.56 billion contract, the largest one ever approved by NJ Transit, to build a new rail bridge in New Jersey that will replace a century-old one plagued with problems often disrupting service on the Northeast Corridor near New York City.

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