Project Bridge Collapse

New Contractor For Key Bridge Rebuild

State to ‘off ramp’ Key Bridge contractor as work continues

State transportation officials vowed Tuesday to keep reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on track, even as they part ways with the current contractor and begin the search for a new one.

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Key Bridge turmoil: contractor out, timeline and costs unclear

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Kiewit Dropped From Key Bridge Rebuild in Baltimore

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Baltimore bridge collapses after powerless cargo ship rams into support column; 6 people are missing

A cargo ship lost power and rammed into a major bridge in Baltimore early Tuesday, destroying the span in a matter of seconds and plunging it into the river in a terrifying collapse.

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What does the change of Key Bridge contractors mean for nearby businesses?

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READER POLL: Has Key Bridge setback hurt confidence in Gov. Wes Moore?

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Kiewit ‘off-ramped’ from Baltimore’s Key Bridge rebuild

Early estimates for the job came in between $1.7 billion and $1.9 billion, but the state of Maryland in November increased the project's expected cost to a range between $4.3 billion and $5.2 billion.

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Breakfast links: Maryland seeks new contractor for Baltimore Key Bridge replacement

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Poll: Split on timely Key Bridge rebuild

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As work resumes after Oconomowoc bridge collapse, neighbors voice support and concern

Construction has resumed at the North Lapham Street bridge in Oconomowoc after last week’s collapse, with leaders ordering new inspections and added safety measures.

Collapse raises questions about Lapham Street Bridge's status

The cause of the Lapham bridge collapse, any change in the construction timeline and other questions have yet to be answered as a review begins.

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Lapham Street Bridge Comes Crashing Down By Riverside Park, No One Hurt

A major infrastructure project in Oconomowoc took a dramatic turn Monday afternoon when the Lapham Street bridge under construction next to Riverside Park suddenly collapsed, Mayor Matt Rosek said. The partially built structure dropped into the river during a concrete pour, but officials say there were no injuries.