Brayman Construction was recently recognized by the Borough of Oakmont for it's professionalism and expertise while working on the new Hulton Bridge.
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The Hulton Bridge Replacement Project receives the 2016 ENR Mid-Atlantic Region Award of Merit in the Highways/Bridges category.
Each year the March of Dimes honors the accomplishments of those in the forefront of both the public and private sectors of the transportation, building and construction industries. Brayman Construction was honored at this year’s luncheon, held on June 23rd, with the 2016 Transportation Project of the Year Award for the Hulton Bridge Replacement Project. This award honors outstanding […]
At a few minutes before 10:00am on January 26, 2016, Brayman Construction Corporation, based in Saxonburg, PA successfully imploded the old Hulton Bridge river crossing. The 107-year-old structure in Oakmont, PA required 150 pounds of dynamite and 51 charges to bring down and land, as planned, in the Allegheny River below. Brayman built the replacement […]
“The New Jonathan Hulton Bridge in Oakmont, PA Opens to Traffic” Saxonburg, PA—October 20, 2015—Brayman Construction Corporation (Brayman) announced the official opening of the new Jonathan Hulton Bridge ($65M), over the Allegheny River in Oakmont, PA. Governor Tom Wolf, who participated in the official opening ceremony, stated that “Today’s opening represents another step forward for the […]
Brayman completed the steel erection of the Hulton Bridge, when the final 60-foot wide, 283-foot long, 1,200-ton section was strand jacked into position. 105 individual girder segments were already erected for spans 2-5. But the steel erection for the bridge was finished with the placement of the entire final span. This final segment erection was […]
As winter approaches, road crews typically remove their barrels, blinking arrows and detour signs and close up shop. Not at the Hulton Bridge. Brayman’s team not only will endure all that winter will throw at them, but a few will withstand frigid waters as they dive into the Allegheny River in heated wet suits to […]
