CILSE – Construction Activity – Week of October 18, 2015

This past week the project team implemented a new approach to the structural steel frame installation. A mid-sized hydraulic is being used to install steel on the east side of the site. The large crawler crane has been rescheduled to mobilize the end of next week. Next week we will continue to install the ground floor slab with an anticipated completion date near the end of October. Please be aware that there will be an increased amount of truck traffic during the morning hours next week. Safety continues to be a main focus of the entire project team. Please continue to follow the path identified by construction barricades and signs and be ready to take direction from police officers and project staff when necessary.

Monday (10/19) – We will be installing structural steel and backfilling foundation. There will be 4 tractor trailer deliveries between 7 AM and 9 AM and 3 to 5 deliveries of backfill materials throughout the day.

Tuesday (10/20) – Structural steel installation will continue. There will be 4 tractor trailer deliveries between 7 AM and 9 AM.

Wednesday (10/21) – Steel erection will continue. There will be 3 to 6 tractor trailer deliveries between 7 AM and 9 AM.

Thursday (10/22) – The crawler crane erection was delayed last week, but mobilization will begin on Thursday on the on the west end of the site and continue until Saturday. The crane will be delivered on approximately 20 tractor trailer trucks. The crane, when completed, will have an approximate footprint of 40’X40’ and will have a boom of 300’.

Friday (10/23) – The crawler crane erection will continue within the project site.

Saturday (10/24) – The crawler crane erection will be completed. The crane will remain inside the project fence and will be onsite until February 2017.

In addition to construction activities inside the site, the utility companies will be performing work on Commonwealth Avenue. This work will be conducted Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Expect alternating traffic lane closures throughout the week.

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