BRIDGE OF LIONS
St Augustine, Florida
Concrete cutting supporting removal of the 1927 Bridge of Lions located in St Augustine, Florida. The cut segmentation plan required horizontal and vertical cuts to right size bents, piers, and bascules, for lifting and removal. Bluegrass operated off barges and in coffer dams as required.
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LAKE MATTHEWS
Sacremento, California
Diamond wire sawed a 30’ diameter water intake tower with the last phase of the cutting being done 100’ underwater. Read the full Lake Matthews story below.
BUCKMAN'S BRIDGE
Jacksonville, Florida
Bridge pier blister modification and rebuild required to allow access for new bridge construction. This process was repeated on 20 blisters.
GALVESTON CAUSEWAY
Galveston, TX
Bluegrass provided technicians and equipment to diamond wire saw horizontal cuts to right size multiple forty-two inch diameter concrete drill shafts, with three eighths inch thick steel casing, above the waterline.
ACERGY
Covington, Louisiana
Bluegrass cut compressor foundations as large as twenty-five by eighteen feet by four feet tall, and as small as three by two feet, during full size double decker barge retrofit.
MISSION BAY BRIDGE
San Diego, California
Battling constant tide changes, moving water levels, barnacles, and tied off one hundred percent, Bluegrass technicians modified oblong bridge piers by cutting vertically into sqaure shape for bridge rebuild.
BLACKWATER BRIDGE
Pensacola, Florida
Large bridge pier caps were released for removal by horizontally segmenting columns, allowing contractor to remove in one piece. This required Bluegrass to transition wires sixty to seventy feet in the air. Columns were then cut above footer. Removal was completed by wire sawing footer piles.
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