Westwood Curtis Construction constructed a private bridge over Fish Creek in Wilson, Wyoming during the winter of 2019–2020. The project involved replacement of an existing wooden bridge with a new 82-foot steel bridge, requiring careful planning and execution in winter conditions and a sensitive environmental setting.

Project highlights include:

• Demolition and removal of the existing wooden bridge

• Construction of a new 82-foot steel bridge structure

• Installation of cast-in-place concrete abutments and piers

• Integration of steel H-piles driven into the creek

• Winter construction completed prior to fish spawning season

• Continuous dewatering and stream diversion maintained for nearly four months

This project reflects Westwood Curtis’s ability to execute complex bridge construction in challenging conditions while meeting environmental requirements and maintaining project timelines.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed the widening of a pedestrian bridge crossing Flat Creek in Jackson, Wyoming in 2008.

Project highlights include:

• Placement of precast concrete deck sections

• Construction of concrete wingwalls

• Cast-in-place concrete bridge deck installation

• Site grading and approach work

• Construction performed adjacent to active traffic and overhead power lines

This project reflects Westwood Curtis’s experience executing infrastructure improvements in constrained, high-traffic environments while maintaining safety and coordination.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed the installation of a 60-foot prefabricated steel bridge for Grand Teton National Park in 2011.

Project highlights include:

• Coordination with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and National Park Service

• Accelerated construction schedule requiring close agency collaboration

• Installation of concrete bridge abutments with dewatering and shoring adjacent to Highway 89

• Full bridge installation completed in under three months

This project demonstrates Westwood Curtis’s ability to deliver bridge infrastructure in sensitive, high-visibility environments while maintaining safety, precision, and schedule control.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed construction of a steel deck bridge over the Gros Ventre River in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in 2009 for the U.S. National Forest Service.

Project highlights include:

• Selection based on both bid price and demonstrated experience

• Salvage and removal of the existing bridge structure

• Construction of new concrete bridge abutments

• Installation of steel bridge decking, guardrails, and bridge approaches

• Coordination with the Forest Service Contracting Officer and nearby landowners

• Project delivered on schedule

This project reflects Westwood Curtis’s experience delivering bridge construction projects that require coordination with federal agencies, landowners, and complex site conditions.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed the removal and replacement of an existing rural bridge near Lima, Montana in 2009, delivering a new precast concrete bridge under a highly compressed timeline.

Project highlights include:

• Removal of the existing rural bridge structure

• Installation of a new precast concrete bridge

• Completion of full bridge replacement in under three weeks

• Work executed under time constraints due to rising stream water levels

• Coordination with Beaverhead County and the Town of Lima

This project demonstrates Westwood Curtis’s ability to deliver critical bridge infrastructure efficiently while coordinating closely with local agencies and managing challenging site conditions.

Jackson, Montana

Westwood Curtis Construction completed a concrete tri-deck bridge installation over Governor Creek near Jackson, Montana in 2009.

Project highlights include:

• Removal of existing culvert sections

• Pile driving of 12-inch steel H-piles

• Construction of concrete grade beams, bridge decking, and railing

• Raising the existing roadway approximately five feet in elevation

• Coordination with Beaverhead County and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks

This project reflects Westwood Curtis’s experience delivering bridge and infrastructure construction projects that require coordination with public agencies, technical execution, and long-term durability.