HomeInDepthTunneling Success at Denver’s Platte to Park Hill Project is a Team Effort

Tunneling Success at Denver’s Platte to Park Hill Project is a Team Effort

Our friends at T&UC have written about the Globeville Landing Outfall in Denver, CO — a $70-million box culvert project that includes a pair of 157-m (515-ft) long, 243-cm (96-in.) diameter storm water tunnels that pass beneath a busy rail yard with 17 tracks for the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) and two Regional Transportation District (RTD) commuter rail tracks. The tunnels, which were installed parallel to a pair of existing 243-cm (96-in.) tunnels, were designed by Brierley Associates as a client of Merrick & Company for the City & County of Denver, and Bradshaw Construction constructed the one-pass tunnels. Read the article here

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