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Veritas Steel is a leader in the bridge fabrication industry. Our team of professionals has years of experience in fabricating complex bridges and other structures. We have proven ourselves capable of providing this experience and meeting project schedules and budgets. Whether you’re in need of a simple bridge structure or a complex one, we’re ready to meet and exceed your expectations. Let us put our 100+ years of experience to work for you.
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Featured Projects
Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge
The new Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge was completed in September of 2021. It features hexagonal steel arch rib sections that were fabricated by Veritas Steel at its Wisconsin and Florida plants. Veritas Steel provided all of the steel for the six-lane bridge, including 4,000 tons of structural steel plate girders and 3,140 tons of steel for the arches of the bridge. The fixed span of the bridge will allow for a vertical clearance of 42 feet underneath the structure and a horizontal clearance of 150 feet.
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Dale Gardner Veterans Memorial Bridge
Open to traffic in November of 2017, the new Savanna, IL-Sabula, IA Bridge over the Mississippi River consists of 12 spans totaling 2,454 ft; a 546 ft. main span steel tied arch over the navigation channel with steel girder approach spans. The main span steel tied arch was fabricated at our Eau Claire, WI facility and the approach spans were fabricated at our Wausau, WI facility.
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Morgan Street Bridge
Open to traffic in December of 2013, the Morgan Street Bridge has approach spans to a 500 ft. tied arch span that crosses the Rock River in Rockford, Illinois. The approach spans were fabricated at our Wausau, WI facility and the arch span was fabricated at our Eau Claire, WI facility. The entire structure consisted of approx. 2,130 tons of steel.
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Merchants Bridge
The 130-year-old, historic Merchants Bridge in downtown St. Louis is being rehabilitated, and Veritas Steel is proud to be the fabricator providing the bridge trusses that will allow this single- track rail bridge to increase its load capacity to 2 tracks upon completion.
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Rouchleau Mine Bridge
Standing 204 ft. above the water, Minnesota’s Highway 53 Bridge over Rochleau Pit in Virginia, Minnesota is the tallest in the state. The bridge consists of approximately 5,230 tons of weathering steel crossing a total distance of 1,125 ft. It features a haunched girder design with varying web depths of 7 ft. 9 in. deep at the East abutment, 9 ft. 4 in. deep at the West abutment, and 14 ft. 6 in. deep at the two piers.
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28 August
The Eau Claire activities committee is focused on building employee pride in where we work and in what we build. For the month of August, a car show was organized at the Eau Claire facility as an opportunity for employees to show of their classic cars. All employees and their families were able to eat, view some very nice cars, and vote on their favorite classic cars.
16 July
The Eau Claire activities committee is focused on building employee pride in where we work and in what we build. For the month of July, an employee kids fishing event was organized on Lake Hallie as an opportunity to build company pride and to have fun fishing with family for a few hours between shifts on a Friday afternoon.
12 June
The Eau Claire activities committee is focused on building employee pride in where we work and in what we build. For the month of June, a picnic was organized in Red Wing, MN as an opportunity to visit the Eisenhower Bridge of Valor that was built in the Eau Claire facility. Employees and their families were able to eat, play some games, and have photo opportunities with the bridge.