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The project involves milling bridge decks, repairs to exposed bridge decks and paving a section of I-95 between the New England Avenue overpass (near Exit 24) and the Wordin Avenue overpass (near Exit 26) for a total distance of 2.3 miles. The contractor will then reverse direction proceeding southbound on Interstate 95 all within this construction season. There will be milling and paving of on-ramps and off-ramps and repair of existing concrete bridge decks. Detour routes will be provided should ramps need to be closed for construction activities. LANE CLOSURE INFO: The following ramps are scheduled to be closed: Week of 6/19/2017 –
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
Nighttime ramp closures on I-95 in Fairfield, Bridgeport
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