Construction Update

Construction look-ahead for the North Washington Street Bridge through May 25 is as follows:

Scheduled Work

• Temporary foam abutment removal at Paul Revere Park

• Cofferdam dredging and drilled shaft installation

• Architectural trellis welding and painting

• Pier lighting installation

• Main bridge west sidewalk formwork and rebar installation

Work Hours

• Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

• Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Travel Tips

For everyone using the east sidewalk of the new bridge, please help share the space: walk to the right, walk bikes, and be mindful of people coming from both directions, if walking in a large group.

Drivers should take care to pay attention to all signage and move carefully through the work zone. Police details, lane markings, temporary barriers, traffic cones, signage, and other tools will be used to control traffic and create safe work zones.

The Tudor Wharf Walkway (under the bridge next to the water in Paul Revere Park) will be intermittently closed for safety during construction operations, with access provided via the Water Street underpass. The Boston Harborwalk under the bridge and eastern/harborside bridge sidewalk remain closed until rebuilt.

The contractor is coordinating with the TD Garden and local police to provide awareness and manage traffic impacts during events. For your awareness, the following TD Garden events are scheduled during this look-ahead period:

• CELTICS: May 19, at TBA

• OTHER EVENTS: N/A

How can I find more information?

Stay up-to-date and informed by following @MassDOT on X, formerly known as Twitter, and Mass 511 for real-time updates, visiting the project website, or emailing us with any questions.

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Project website: Mass.gov/north-washington-street-bridge-replacement

Project email: [email protected]

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