Deck Orations

Location: Berkeley, CA Owner: California Department of Transportation Project Completion: 1997FACT:Average Daily Traffic

Eleven I-70 bridges in Rifle, Colorado received Polyester Polymer Concrete overlays as part of a bridge rehabilitation project.

US 90 over Northwest Boulevard, Franklin, LA. Owned by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development and utilized a Polyester Polymer Concrete Overlay as part of a bridge rehabilitation project.

Eight bridge bundles of PPC overlays in an area with extreme weather and heavy snow plowing.
The Route 219 Bridges included 4 separate structures, which all utilized a Polyester Polymer Concrete Overlay as part of a bridge rehabilitation project in New York.

The Benicia-Martinez Bridge was the first large-scale project to receive a Polyester Polymer Concrete overlay in 1991.

The Beaver Creek Bridge utilized Kwik Bond Polymers’ 1121 Polyester Polymer Concrete Overlay as part of a bridge rehabilitation project. Beaver Creek Bridge was built in 1932 and was the first bridge to receive a polyester concrete overlay in 1983.

The Grand Island Bridges included 4 separate structures, which all utilized a Polyester Polymer Concrete Overlay; two contracts included precast deck replacements and two were part of deck rehabilitation projects.

Due to the settlement of the intermediate slabs adjacent to the bridge, there was a hazardous dip on Route 35 in Belmar, NJ. When slab jacking was not able to rectify the problem, New Jersey Department of Transportation officials turned to Kwik Bond Polymers for an effective solution.

For the Eagle Creek Viaduct, designers choose to continue the commitment to long term quality and rehabilitate the deteriorated bridge deck with Kwik Bond Polymers’ PPC 1121 Polyester Polymer Concrete.