Articles Tagged with ''Port of Baltimore''

During a Nov. 18 hearing the NTSB announced its findings on the probable cause of the Key Bridge collapse.

Crews are driving test piles into the Patapsco River as part of the Francis Scott Key Bridge replacement project in Baltimore.

Officials have proposed a new alignment and some design tweaks for Baltimore’s new Francis Scott Key Bridge, looking to speed construction and reduce environmental impacts.

The two-mile-long bridge Key Bridge in Baltimore will be longer and higher than its 1970s-era predecessor.

Pre-construction work for the estimated $2-billion Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuilt in Baltimore has begun.

State officials plan to replace the collapsed bridge in Baltimore using the same footprint as the original that was struck by a container vessel in March.

The Maryland Transportation Authority issued a request for proposals May 31 for Phase 1 of the Francis Scott Key Bridge replacement.

The container ship Dali will now be refloated and towed back to the Port of Baltimore.

State officials begin moving ahead with rebuild plans as the first large ships are able to leave the Port of Baltimore since the collapse.

Remains of two construction workers are still missing and strategies to refloat the container ship that hit the bridge have proven more complex than initially thought.