Barletta Heavy Division Inc.

Irwin Rapoport – CEG Correspondent - Wed February 24, 2021

Charter Oak Bridge Project Set to Bring Congestion Relief for Connecticut's Capitol Region

The delivery of the Connecticut Department of Transportation's (CTDOT) I-91 Charter Oak Bridge (COB) Project, a large-scale initiative that combines two projects to reduce congestion and improve safety in the city of Hartford, and towns of East Hartford, and Wethersfield, is less than two years away....

Irwin Rapoport - Tue July 26, 2016

MassDOT Project Replaces Casey Overpass With Grade-Level Road

The $67 million Casey Overpass project replaces the Monsignor William J. Casey overpass in Boston, and is scheduled to be complete in the summer of 2018. The project also includes upgrades and new infrastructure for commuter rail service....

Irwin Rapoport - Tue June 14, 2016

MassDOT's Add-A-Lane Project in Needham Will Improve Traffic Flow

Barletta Heavy Division Inc. (BHD) is more than one-third through the construction of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation's (MassDOT) $137.6 million Needham-Wellesley I-95 Add-A-Lane project in Needham, a suburb of Boston....

Jay Adams - Tue December 17, 2013

MassDOT Launches Last of Five Mega-Bridge Projects

Pardon the pun, but the nine spaghetti ramps have pasta their prime and effectiveness. MassDOT has launched the latest and last of Gov. Deval Patrick’s five mega bridge projects, the removal of the viaduct and bridge spaghetti ramps that twist and turn off the Braga Bridge, just under the downtown center of Fall River, Mass....

Jay Adams - Thu September 15, 2011

Barletta Companies Looks Forward to Celebrating 100 Years In Business

It has endured for nearly a century, four generations of family, as strong as the structures it has built. Yet, amazingly, Barletta Companies — a renowned firm that has had a part in building some of the most famous projects in and around Boston for decades —began with a single shovel....

Kip Fry - Fri May 10, 2002

Barletta Speeds NH’s I-93 Project Toward July Finish

Only 2 mi. of Interstate 93 south of Manchester, NH, have been directly affected by the rehabilitation of four different bridges along the highway. Once the work is finished, though, traffic flow for miles up and down the highway will be greatly improved. The Interstate is one of the primary routes north out of Boston, so many travelers headed toward the mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont have to squeeze through the bottleneck there....