Hardesty & Hanover to Replace the Existing Historic Flagler Memorial Bridge
The Hardesty & Hanover/PCL Design/Build team has been awarded the design and construction of a new twin double leaf rolling lift bridge in Palm Beach County, Florida, replacing the existing historic Flagler Memorial Bridge.
H&H Wins Design-Build Contract for the Murray Morgan Bridge
Hardesty & Hanover will lead the engineering effort for our Design/Build team with PCL Civil Constructors on another design/build project. The City of Tacoma, in Washington State, selected the Hardesty & Hanover team for the extensive bridge rehabilitation design and construction of the Murray Morgan Bridge.
Hardesty & Hanover’s Tanvi DeNicola Featured on CNN Money
As part of a campaign sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), people are taking notice that a career in Engineering is a great decision.
New Willis Avenue Bridge is Open to Traffic
The new Willis Avenue Bridge was opened to traffic at 7:00 AM on Saturday morning October 2nd in New York City.
Hardesty & Hanover Representatives Attend Groundbreaking Kew Gardens Ceremony
Hardesty & Hanover, LLP representatives attended the groundbreaking ceremony for Contract I of the Kew Gardens Interchange Rehabilitation project. The ceremony was held to kickoff the much needed rehabilitation of the congested Kew Gardens interchange, which consists of the Van Wyck Expressway, Grand Central Parkway, and Jackie Robinson Parkway.
Andrew Herrmann Elected President-Elect of the American Society of Civil Engineers
Andrew W. Herrmann, P.E., SECB, F.ASCE, has been elected President-Elect of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) for 2011.
New Willis Avenue Bridge Arrives at Final Destination
On August 9, 2010 the Willis Avenue Bridge completed its journey by barge and moved into its final position. Hardesty & Hanover – represented by CEO and Partner, Charles J. Gozdziewski, PE – welcomed the bridge to its new location along side Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan.
New Willis Avenue Bridge Floats Down the Hudson
The Willis Avenue Bridge that links Manhattan and the Bronx is being replaced. The main span – a 350’ steel truss swing bridge – for the replacement of the Willis Avenue Bridge was barged down the Hudson River from where it was constructed in Coeymans, NY. The nearly five million pound structure arrived at its temporary home in Jersey City, NJ on July 14. In August, the swing span will be floated up the Harlem River to its final location.
Copenhagen’s Iconic Movable Bridge Project Moves Forward
Copenhagen’s City Council has voted in favor of moving forward with the Inderhavn (Inner Harbor) Bridges project. Hardesty & Hanover teamed with Flint & Neill and Studio Bednarski to win the prestigious international competition in Copenhagen to create a new pedestrian bridge over the City’s Inner Harbor.
Bacalan-Bastide Bridge Project Set to Begin with Cornerstone Ceremony
Construction is set to begin for the Bacalan-Bastide Bridge over the Garonne River in Bordeaux, France. A “cornerstone” ceremony will take place on December 9th to signify the start of the project. Hardesty & Hanover is the projects movable bridge consultant for the team including Vinci Construction, EGIS-JMI, Michel Virlogeux, and Lavigne & Cheron Architects.
