JAY HARPER ON SUPPORTING FEMA’S DISASTER RESPONSE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS 10.06.2021 Vice President Jay Harper describes the disaster response and recovery work being done following Hurricane Ida, the importance of equity in funding, and our firm’s enduring relationship with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Share this Video SERVICES MARKETS CULTURE CAREERS INSIGHTS & NEWS CONTACT 703.849.0100 © 2021 DewberryPortalsLegal DisclaimerPrivacy Policy

I-64 CAPACITY IMPROVEMENTS - SEGMENT 1 Widening a Heavily Used Interstate NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA We strengthened the outside shoulders between the Fort Eustis Boulevard Interchange and the eastern project limit to allow operation of a future fourth thru-lane in each direction. 1 2 3 4 5 12,500 linear feet of noise barriers 2 bridge replacements 4 bridges widened and repaired As part of the Shirley-Dewberry design-build team, we widened five miles of I-64 in Newport News from four to six lanes. Four existing bridges on I-64 were widened to accommodate the six-lane section (two over the Lee Hall Reservoir and two over Fort Eustis Boulevard), and the two existing bridges over Industrial Park Drive and CSX Railroad were demolished and replaced. Additional project elements included shoulder strengthening, approximately 12,500 linear feet of noise barriers, stormwater management facilities, drainage improvements, geotechnical ground improvements for soft and unsuitable soils, concrete pavement patching and repair, and asphalt pavement overlay. OWNER Virginia Department of Transportation CLIENT Shirley Contracting Company, LLC COST $101.8 million SERVICES Engineering MARKETS Transportation REGIONS Mid-Atlantic Share this Project RELATED CONTENT PRESS RELEASE Virginia’s I-64 Capacity Improvements Segment I Honored as One of the Nation’s Best Design-Build Projects VIDEO I-64 Capacity Segment 1 Improvements SERVICES MARKETS CULTURE CAREERS INSIGHTS & NEWS CONTACT 703.849.0100 © 2021 DewberryPortalsLegal DisclaimerPrivacy Policy