The aforementioned bents are the ones which have the symbolic Star of Texas aesthetics elegantly displayed on either side according to Celestino Hernandez, TxDoT Eagle Pass Maintenance Supervisor. With the completion of this bent, the contractor can move forward with the placement of the enormous steel beams which will span across the railroad tracks. The Texas Department of Transportation is responsible for maintaining 80,000 miles of road and for supporting aviation, rail and public transportation across the state. TxDoT and its 11,000 employees are committed to working with others to provide safe and reliable transportation solutions for Texas by maintaining a safe system, addressing congestion, connecting Texas communities and being a Best in Class state agency.
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"TxDoT ends Fiscal Year with Overpass Project at almost 50%" - Perea
- Wednesday, 21 August 2013 22:06
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A.D. Ibarra
-Eagle Pass
Antonio Perea, P.E., Del Rio Area Engineer for the Texas Department of Public Safety, has informed The News Gram of the fact that they have reached a milestone in the project right at the end of the fiscal year as they too are putting the finishing touches on their 2013-2014 budget. "TxDoT is ending the fiscal year with the El Indio Hwy Overpass at almost 50% completion," stated Perea who is overseeing this project. Anderson Columbia, the General Contractor for th El Indio Hwy Overpass will have completed bent 3 located on the west side of the railroad tracks reaching this important milestone on this TxDoT project. Five steel girders have been installed with four more to be placed on the structure within the next week.