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About the Richmond Street bridge preservation project

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is performing preservation work on the Richmond Street Bridge over State Route 1A Northbound in Boston’s North End neighborhood.
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This project will return the bridge structure to its original condition through repairs to the concrete superstructure and substructure, as well as upgrades to the bridge railing system. This preservation work will extend the life of the bridge. The project also includes sidewalk and road replacement in the bridge area, which will improve pedestrian accommodations and conditions. 

Crews will work on an accelerated schedule to minimize impacts to abutters and those traveling through the area. The project began in April 2025 and is anticipated to be complete in October 2025. On August 26, 2025, the roadway and sidewalks reopened for Full Beneficial Use.

Map of the project area with labels pointing to the bridge, Callahan tunnel entrance, North End Rehab Center, and Dog park.
The current condition of the Richmond Street bridge over Route 1A North.

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For project questions or comments, contact Daniel Fielding, Legislative Liaison, Email Richmond Street bridge preservation project at Daniel.Fielding@dot.state.ma.us
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