Polymer-Coated Box Culvert replaces failing NL concrete bridge

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• Super-Cor Box Culvert “has the chops” in Mutton Bay, NL bridge replacement

  This project is another great example of how AIL’s Box Culvert geometry is so well-suited to many stream crossing projects in our area.

• Super-Cor Box Culvert replaces failing concrete structure on TCH near Port aux Basques, NL

  The Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (NL DTI) needed to replace an older concrete bridge at John’s Brook on the Trans-Canada Highway near Port aux Basques. The 10 m span concrete bridge was originally built in 1967 and was most recently rehabilitated in 2001.

• AIL and Algonquin Bridge team up on NSTIR’s East River Bridge replacement project

  Nova Scotia Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal needed to replace an older wooden span bridge at East River on Highway 3, near Chester. AIL designed and supplied a Super•Cor Arch with Best•Kote Polymer Coating and our MSE Precast Panel Walls for the headwalls. AIL Group sister company, Algonquin Bridge, supplied a rental Modular Panel Bridge as a detour bridge for the project duration.

• Best-Kote Box Culvert best choice for St. John’s stream crossing

  When a Galvanized CSP Pipe Arch had reached the end of its service life in an area known for its aggressive soil chemistry, the City of St. John’s opted to replace it with a Super-Cor Box Culvert with Best-Kote Polymer Coating from AIL.