Porter Street Outfall Project
Boston, Massachusetts


Project Date: 8/92-9/98

Owner:
Massachusetts
Highway Department

Project Engineers/Managers:
Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff






 

Construction of this combined sewer outfall was the critical first step in making way for the Ted Williams Tunnel.


  Project Highlights

Porter Street Outfall Project
Boston, Massachusetts

• Approximately 1 mile of cut and cover outfall construction.

• Large load bearing slurry wall foundations were replaced with precast post-tensioned culvert sections supported by
108 48” diameter caissons.

• Erected a 300 foot post-tensioned bridge.

• Poured approximately 800 linear feet of cement-bentonite cutoff wall.

• One of the first projects in the Boston area to utilize a cement-bentonite backfill to eliminate the problem of water migration.

• Relocated a taxiway blastwall.

• Relocated a heliport and new utilities.

• Provided alternate foundation system & final structure design value engineering which provided both time and cost savings for the Owner.





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