Upper Gwynedd Bridge Replacement Costs Rise
Costs for bridge replacement projects in Upper Gwynedd have increased by $2 million due to redesign and inflation, according to Township Manager Sandra Brookley Zadell.
A pair of bridge projects are planned for 2026, including a new bridge and the relocation of another along Sumneytown Pike.
“There is some bad news on this project. I do a big sigh, because it’s a lot,” said Sandra Brookley Zadell.
Zadell explained that the original cost estimate was made in 2021, and since then, prices have risen significantly.
- Redesign and inflation are cited as reasons for the increased costs.
- The projects are scheduled for 2026.
Author's summary: Bridge replacement costs in Upper Gwynedd rise by $2 million.
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