About Site Development Highways & Bridges Design–Build News Careers BNSF Railway over Turkey Creek Highways & Bridges, Rail This $7.2 million project for BNSF Railway Company consisted of constructing a new structural steel bridge over Turkey Creek, along with channel walls founded on drilled shafts. Clarkson also constructed a new embankment for two mainline tracks. An eight hour window for cut-over to the existing tracks was required by the owner. This project also had drainage structures (RCB and RCP), retaining wall, handrail, temporary shoring, clearing and demolition of the existing railroad bridge. Kansas BNSF Railway over Turkey Creek Contact Us Complete this form to connect with Clarkson Construction. 4133 Gardner Ave Kansas City, MO 64120 (816) 483-8800 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Share View All Projects Project Categories Design-Build Highways & Bridges Site Development Areas of Expertise Athletic Fields Design–Build Diverging Diamond Environmental Remediation Highways & Bridges Rail Site Development © 2021 Clarkson Construction Company. All Rights Reserved.

About Site Development Highways & Bridges Design–Build News Careers Bridge Replacement Rte CC near Dawt, MO Highways & Bridges Clarkson Construction Company, under contract with MoDOT, is currently replacing a bridge on Route CC over the North Fork of the White River. The existing bridge was washed away by this heavy flooding in the area. The new bridge is scheduled to open in mid-September to restore access to residents in the area. The pace of construction will be swift so please check back often for updates. Dawt, MO Contact Us Complete this form to connect with Clarkson Construction. 4133 Gardner Ave Kansas City, MO 64120 (816) 483-8800 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Share View All Projects Project Categories Design-Build Highways & Bridges Site Development Areas of Expertise Athletic Fields Design–Build Diverging Diamond Environmental Remediation Highways & Bridges Rail Site Development © 2021 Clarkson Construction Company. All Rights Reserved.