Commonwealth Engineers News Today

Gov. Dan McKee’s office on Monday announced the tab to demolish and replace the western Washington Bridge will be over $400 million — and that’s not even including $46 million in emergency expenses related to the bridge’s closure. When McKee first announced the reconstruction project in March, his administration estimated the tab would be between […] The post New estimates put Washington Bridge replacement project at over $400 million appeared first on Rhode Is...

The letter from attorney Max Wistow invites the companies to inspect the bridge before it gets demolished.

SYRACUSE — The January Syracuse Council meeting was canceled due to a lack of quorum, so Tuesday evening’s meeting had a full agenda.

NAPPANEE — Nappanee Board of Public Works and Safety members Monday approved work to be done by Commonwealth Engineers, including work to replace potential lead water service lines and a

AUBURN — The St. Joe Town Board and the town’s clerk Monday asked the DeKalb County Commissioners to consider granting American Rescue Plan Act money to help offset the cost

ORLEANS- To comply with the latest updates to mandated federal environmental regulations (i.e., “Lead & Copper Rule”) requiring an inventory of all municipal water service lines throughout the country, the Town of Orleans is asking their water customers to inspect the water service line comi ...

NORTH PROVIDENCE – A Planning Board member says he has resigned from the position over the town’s handling of development projects, and now members of the Town Council are suggesting

MILFORD — An asset management plan will need to be created in order to apply for grant funding for several water projects. To pay for that plan creation, the Milford

Incumbent Republican Mayor Duke Bennett has received slightly more from donors and supporters over the course of the entire mayoral campaign, but Democratic challenger Brandon Sakbun took in a lot

NAPPANEE — On Monday the Nappanee Board of Public Works approved the recommendation of the Fire Station Technical Review Committee for a short-list of design-build teams.