Highways and Bridges

In the spring of 2020 Brennan Paving and Construction (BPCL) successfully won the Highway 404 rehabilitation project from Highway 401 to Highway 7.

New Brunswick’s first Public Private Partnership Highway Project. An early P3 project with a 30-year concession term, this 195 km, four-lane divided, controlled-access highway includes 21 interchanges, four of which were freeway-to-freeway, and 89 structures.

The Champlain Bridge Replacement project includes a new bridge across the St. Lawrence River, a smaller bridge for Île-des-Soeurs (Nun’s Island) and reconstruction and widening of AutoRoute 15.

The Route 1 Gateway Project consists of 240 kilometres of new 4 lane highway with interchanges, structures and road side assets. The project is located between the Canada/United States border in St. Stephen.

The US 181 Harbor Bridge Replacement consists of replacing the existing Harbor Bridge and reconstructing portions of the US 181, I-37 and the Crosstown Expressway. The bridge will contain six lanes of the US 181 with a bicycle and pedestrian shared path. Overall, the project will consist of 6.44 miles of bridge and roadway development, construction and maintenance.

The Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement (S2S) project improved safety and capacity along the highway, prior to the 2010 Winter Olympics is Whistler, British Columbia. This project includes a 25-year OMR term over 95km of 4-lane divided highway, on mountainous terrain that experiences severe winter weather and over 415 cm of snow annually.