Rob Patterson

Dec 5, 2024 | constructionmagazine.news | Rob Patterson

When the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) determined it was time to replace the State Route 8 (SR 8) bridge over the Little Cuyahoga River just north of the Akron city limits, the site presented a daunting set of obstacles to overcome. Some feet beneath the existing structural steel arch bridge built in 1953, lies not only a waterway, but also five rail lines, a school bus depot and maintenance facility, a road, and a high-power line.

Dec 4, 2024 | constructionnews.us | Rob Patterson

Interstate 75, dubbed “Michigan’s Main Street,” is the prime transportation route and economic artery that traverses the two segments of the state from the Ohio border to Canada. “It is a heavily traveled freeway corridor,” said Robb Welch, Vice President/Senior Civil Engineer with Lansing-based Fishbeck, which is overseeing the work to rebuild a 3.74-mile segment of the highway in Monroe County for the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).

Dec 4, 2024 | buildingexcellence.news | Rob Patterson

When the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) determined it was time to replace the State Route 8 (SR 8) bridge over the Little Cuyahoga River just north of the Akron city limits, the site presented a daunting set of obstacles to overcome. Some feet beneath the existing structural steel arch bridge built in 1953, lies not only a waterway, but also five rail lines, a school bus depot and maintenance facility, a road, and a high-power line.

Dec 4, 2024 | constructionmagazine.news | Rob Patterson

Interstate 75, dubbed “Michigan’s Main Street,” is the prime transportation route and economic artery that traverses the two segments of the state from the Ohio border to Canada. “It is a heavily traveled freeway corridor,” said Robb Welch, Vice President/Senior Civil Engineer with Lansing-based Fishbeck, which is overseeing the work to rebuild a 3.74-mile segment of the highway in Monroe County for the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).

Dec 3, 2024 | buildingexcellence.news | Rob Patterson

Interstate 75, dubbed “Michigan’s Main Street,” is the prime transportation route and economic artery that traverses the two segments of the state from the Ohio border to Canada. “It is a heavily traveled freeway corridor,” said Robb Welch, Vice President/Senior Civil Engineer with Lansing-based Fishbeck, which is overseeing the work to rebuild a 3.74-mile segment of the highway in Monroe County for the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).