Victoria Avenue Bridge Seismic Retrofit $9.6mil City of Riverside 2006 Griffith Company began construction on the Victoria Avenue Bridge in Riverside during early June 2005. The bridge is the most historic in the City and dates back to the late 1920’s. The project brings the bridge up to code with current seismic standards through a series of retrofit alterations while maintaining the heritage of the historic architectural features. The retrofits included reinforcement of the foundation and abutments, strengthening of the arches and stiffening of the bridge through the reconstruction of the deck. During construction, pedestrian access was maintained by constructing a pedestrian bridge adjacent to the existing bridge. Our crews met the City’s aggressive 250-day schedule. Our hard work and quality of construction not only passed muster with the City Historical Society, but garnered the prestigious 2007 AGC California Constructor Award in the Most Difficult Job Category. Projects Ports Roads & Bridges 24th Street Improvement Project 99/5 Separation Near Wheeler Ridge Park to Playa Pedestrian Bridge North Spring Street Viaduct Widening and Rehabilitation Project Interstate 110/C Street Interchange Nogales Street Grade Separation Project Universal City Pedestrian Bridge Wilshire Bus Rapid Transit Project I-5 North of Castaic to Kern County Valley View Grade Separation E Street Corridor Project Van Buren Bridge Replacement Project SR-134 Improvements Burbank Highway 46 at Highway 33 Ortega Highway Widening LA Live Street Improvements Fairmont Avenue Extension Route 166 Widening Brea Canyon Road Grade Separation Victoria Avenue Bridge Seismic Retrofit Newport Road Extension Rancho Del Oro Drive Extension Highway 33 Grand Avenue Lower Peters Canyon MacArthur Blvd Widening Phase I & II Redevelopment Airports Heavy ©2021 Griffith Company CA Contractors License #88 Equal Opportunity Employer