Two 300’ tall portal-shaped, twolegged pylons support the cable-stayed bridge

Ohio River Bridge
Louisville, OH, United States

The East End Bridge over the Ohio River is a cable-stay bridge that consists of two 300’ tall “portal” shaped pylons. When completed, the total length of the main span across the Ohio River will be 2500 ft, with 104 stay cables weighing in at 1000 tons, and constructed by 1200 workers, including subcontractors.

The project requires 24,000 cubic yards of structural concrete and almost 6700 tons of structural steel. 

Contractor
Walsh/Vinci

 

 

 

 

Location
Louisville, OH

The Project

Impressions from the project process

Project Information

Mike LaSalle, Sr. Project Superintendent: “The Automatic Climbing System (ACS) and heavy-duty VARIO formwork have allowed us to meet the project’s tight tolerances and schedule demands. PERI's extensive site service and engineering support have aided us in tackling the many project complexities.”
Mike LaSalle, Sr. Project Superintendent: “The Automatic Climbing System (ACS) and heavy-duty VARIO formwork have allowed us to meet the project’s tight tolerances and schedule demands. PERI's extensive site service and engineering support have aided us in tackling the many project complexities.”
Mike LaSalle
Sr. Project Superintendent
The Automatic Climbing System (ACS) and heavy-duty VARIO formwork have allowed us to meet the project’s tight tolerances and schedule demands. PERI's extensive site service and engineering support have aided us in tackling the many project complexities.

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Two 300’ tall portal-shaped, twolegged pylons support the cable-stayed bridge
Two 300’ tall portal-shaped, twolegged pylons support the cable-stayed bridge