CO 109 Bridge over US 50, BNSF Railroad
About the Project:
The Colorado Department of Transportation will begin the bridge project on CO 109. The contractor chosen for this project is Structures, Inc. This project consists of work on structure M-22-AY. This is a 1,448 ft long bridge, constructed in 1967, and it carries CO 109 over US 50, BNSF Railroad, and the Arkansas River. The work includes removing existing asphalt surfacing, class 2 and 3 deck repairs, patching concrete piers, bearing repair corbels, fiber-reinforced polymer wrap, waterproofing membrane, asphalt surfacing, and a mill and overlay on the roadway approaches.
Project Benefits:
- The CO 109 bridge repair work is essential to the safety of the traveling public.
- The improvements are designed to give motorists safer travel during inclement weather and prevent future erosion to the bridge structure.
- The resurfacing of the asphalt will create smoother pavement and improved driving conditions.
Work Schedule:
- Construction will begin February 27, 2023
- The project will be in operation Monday thru Friday from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- Project is anticipated to end in February of 2024
Traffic Impacts:
- Vehicles will be reduced to intermittent one-lane traffic that will be controlled by a temporary traffic signal in place 24/7 at CO 109 intersection
- Expect intermittent flagging during construction
Work this Week & Lane Closures
CO 109 Bridge over US 50
Project Facts
- Cost: $5 - 20 Million
- Contractor: Structures, Inc.
- Timeline: February 2023 - February 2024
- Location: CO 109 between MP 56.38 and MP 56.88, Otero County

over BNSF Railroad