The Delaware Department of Transportation will hold a virtual session on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 6 p.m. to provide a recap on the work completed during the first weekend and an overview of the second weekend for the I-95 rehabilitation project through the City of Wilmington.
Lane restrictions for the project began on Friday, with construction beginning in early March.
At least one lane in each direction of I-95 will remain open throughout construction, and ramp closures will be staggered to maintain access in and out of the city.
The meeting can be accessed via a link on the project website, www.restorethecorridor.com
The session will provide a brief overview of the project and schedule, a recap of work completed to date, and an update on planned work through February 28, 2021. The session will be recorded and posted to the project website.
Planned construction includes repairing 19 bridges, 11 ramps, removing and replacing the top two inches of concrete on the bridge decks, and replacing deteriorating concrete traffic barriers and roadway expansion joints. Major traffic impacts will be limited to two years during the three-year contract, according to DelDOT.
