Advisories
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Open PDF file, 173.32 KB, August 24, 2025 Ramp Closures from I-95 north to I-90 (English, PDF 173.32 KB)
Current construction status
As of August 2025, Stage 1B construction has begun.
Construction look-ahead August 15 – August 29
What is happening?
The contractor is continuing with roadway and bridge construction activities and bridge demolition operations.
Travel Impacts
Over the next two weeks, drivers should expect lane closures on the highway, bridges, and on/ off ramps; rolling roadblocks; and road closures within the workzones listed below.
Scheduled Work
I-90 over Route 128 and the Charles River
Work within the project area around the bridge carrying I-90 over Route 128 and the Charles River will entail:
- Installing Permanent Piles for Bridge Foundations (Pile Driving - Daytime)
- Placement of concrete pier footings and columns
- Demolition of existing eastbound bridge structure (Daytime and Nighttime shifts)
I-90 Over the MBTA
Work within the project area around the bridge carrying I-90 over the MBTA will entail:
- Forming and pouring of permanent bridge barrier. (Nightime)
- Installing precast median barrier and light pole foundations. (Nighttime)
Ramp G Bridges
Work within the project area around the ramp bridges carrying I-95 north and south to I-90 eastbound will entail:
- Installing excavation supports at the abutments (Pile Driving)
- Installation of permanent abutment piles (pile driving - daytime and nighttime shifts)
- Installing Drainage Structures
- Construction of widened ramp embankments
- Excavating new pier locations.
- Construction of retaining walls
- Construction of Bridge Substructure Elements
- Ramp K Permanent Alignment construction
Work Hours
- Daytime Hours: Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
- Nighttime hours: Sunday through Friday from 8:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. as required
Travel Tips
Drivers should pay attention to all signage and move carefully through the work zone. Police details, lane markings, temporary barriers, traffic cones, signage, and other tools will be used to control traffic and maintain safe work zones.