Bridges
Designs and Evaluations for Today and Tomorrow
At Morrison-Maierle, we want to help you evaluate, maintain, update, and replace the bridges you rely on. With many bridges in our area nearing the end of their lifespan, it is critical to have an experienced team evaluate if they are sound and appropriately load-bearing or, in some cases, determine if a new piece of infrastructure is necessary.
Floods and other naturally occurring events can cause damage, leaving your previously high-performance bridge’s safety called into question. Whatever the case, we can evaluate your structure to determine the most effective and efficient path forward.
Maybe a bridge has seen better days, but it’s still functioning well enough not to replace. We can help you to bring it into compliance with today’s standards and confirm the strength and load capacity are where it needs to be for optimal functioning.
Bridge Types
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Backcountry or wilderness bridges
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Highway interchanges
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Railroad crossings
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Rural bridges
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Vehicle and pedestrian bridges
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Wildlife crossings
Related Projects
Bitter Root Irrigation District Siphon
The Bitter Root Irrigation District's siphon improves a steel pipeline that delivers surface water from Lake Como to the ditches and canals in the easter side of the Bitterroot Valley.
Custer Avenue Interchange
The Custer Interchange and accompanying interstate and area street improvements stand as the single largest urban highway and bridge construction project in MDT's history.
Deep Creek Canyon Bridges
Morrison-Maierle designed a modular, pre-cast bridge system that replaced three structures in a narrow Montana canyon in less than 60 hours.
East Belgrade Interchange
The East Belgrade Interchange with roadways to Bozeman's airport provide a major link in this growning community's transportation system.
Hobnail Tom Trail Bridges
Morrison-Maierle designed two wilderness-area bridges on the Hobnail Tom Trail. These single-span structures reused materials from existing structures.
North Sheridan Interchange
The North Sheridan Interchange (NSI) project included reconstructing and relocating the interchange and improving I-90 and the city’s major north-south access road, North Main Street.