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Client Market: Railroad Bridges

Edward Kraemer & Sons, Inc. has built and repaired an extensive number of railroad bridges for both major railroads and shortline operations.  We often work jointly with railroad forces, where the labor and equipment strengths of both firms can be best utilized to successfully complete the project.

Through a combined effort by Edward Kraemer & Sons, Inc. and our affiliated firm of Westbrook Associated Engineers, Inc., we can develop a program to inspect, rate, repair and/or rebuild railroad structures. To view project profiles of specific projects, please consult the list below.

For further information on how Edward Kraemer & Sons can serve your needs, contact our regional manager in your area.


Project Profiles
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Project Type Location Description
Bascule Bridge Replacement
LaCrosse, WI Replacement of a 100-year-old swing span bridge over the Black River in LaCrosse, Wis. with a new steel bascule bridge.
I-215 LRT Bridge Project
Murray, UT The I-215 LRT Bridge Project includes construction of 220-foot-long thru-plate girder bridge with direct fixation rail over 8 lanes of freeway traffic.
Highline Railroad Track Rehabilitation
Kansas City, MO Edward Kraemer & Sons was contracted to repair the existing 85-year-old twin track, High Line railroad bridge for KCTR in a live track environment.
Concrete Girder Railway Bridge
Englewood, CO Edward Kraemer & Sons constructed the Hampden Avenue Bridge for Denver RTD adjacent to the existing BNSF Railway freight bridge. New spans were constructed on both the east and west sides of the existing freight bridge.