We’re carrying out critical structural upgrades to Granville Bridge to ensure this infrastructure continues to serve us well.
These upgrades include:
- Repairing steel sections of the bridge
- Renewing portions of the steel coating system
Coating systems are designed to protect structural steel from corrosion and are critical to maintaining the overall integrity of the bridge. The new coating will last 30 to 40 years, with regular maintenance.
To support this work, we will also be modifying the debris netting under the bridge.
What's happeningPhase 1 of this project is underway
Phase 1 has reached 90% completion. Work includes structural repairs and recoating on 3 sections under the south end of the bridge above Granville Island. Crews will use scaffolding and catwalks to complete this work with minimal footprint on the ground.
Did you know?
Previous repairs to the bridge include:
- 1997: seismic retrofit of the north and south piers
- 2009-2010: installation of over 3,000 steel stirrups to the concrete ramps
- 2012: repairs to pier M7 at the north end
- 2013: replacement of the steel truss span bearings
- 2016: repairs to the gantry system
- 2019-2021: seismic and structural upgrades
Project details
Location
This project includes work on three sections under the south end of the bridge above Granville Island.
Duration
Fall 2022 to early spring 2024
Work hours
Monday to Saturday: 7am to 5pm, extended hours as needed with overnight work taking place from 11pm to 9am.
Weekends: as needed
How this project may affect you
Contact us
Community Liaison
Email: granvilleupgrades@vancouver.ca
