Queensferry Crossing – Opening events 2017

Lighting Up The Queensferry Crossing

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Queensferry Crossing – Finishing Works: Site Tour – April 2017

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Queensferry Crossing – Review of 2016

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Centre & North Tower Final Deck Lift – November 2016

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Centre Tower Aerial Video – September 2016

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Forth Replacement Crossing (May 2016)

North Approach Viaduct Launch – February / March 2016

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Scotlands new landmark is taking shape.

Bridge Construction by Forth Crossing Bridge Constructors, an international consortium consisting of Hochtief Solutions, American Bridge, Dragados and Morrison Construction.

Quarter a million bolts on Queensferry Crossing

Andrews Fasteners Limited supplied over a quarter of a million Preload HR Bolt Assemblies, CE Marked (EN 14399) for New Forth Crossing Bridge under development in Scotland. Queensferry Crossing will be the longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world with plans to open late 2016.

Queensferry Crossing brings an upgrade to the existing transport corridor in the east of Scotland. Construction started in June 2011 and on completion will include 1.7 miles (2.7km) of structure, where each segment is assembled using products supplied by Andrews Fasteners.

The Forth Replacement Crossing will include a major 13.7 mile (22km) redevelopment, that utilises not only the bridge, but also intelligent motorways, with variable speed limits to eliminate congestion and help traffic run smoother.