The 5th edition of the BERD Bridges Bulletin is now available, BERD’s newsletter dedicated to bridge projects, technical solutions and innovation.

This edition highlights the Putraique Bridge, BERD’s first modular bridge project in Chile, located in the Los Lagos Region. This MB36 structure, with a 28 metre span and a 4.20 m width, was installed to replace an old wooden bridge that no longer met the needs of the local community and forestry operations in the area. The new bridge provides safer and more efficient circulation, improving access and reducing detours, including for emergency vehicles.

The newsletter presents the project background, the main challenges faced, such as a tight construction schedule influenced by weather conditions and site constraints, the product features and assembly process, as well as relevant facts that highlight the robustness and quality of the solution developed by BERD.

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The 3rd edition of the BERD Bridges Bulletin is now available, BERD’s newsletter dedicated to bridge projects, technical solutions and innovation.

This edition highlights BERD’s involvement in the Integrated Feeder Road Development Project (IFRDP) in Mozambique, a World Bank supported initiative aimed at improving road accessibility in rural areas. As part of this project, BERD supplied 40 MBPanelMZ modular steel bridges, designed in accordance with international standards and developed to ensure fast installation, structural efficiency and adaptability to remote environments.

The newsletter explores the project background, the key technical features of the solution, and the positive economic and social impact of these infrastructures, contributing to safer and more sustainable mobility for local communities.

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A new modular BERD bridge, which benefits a population of 16,000 people, was quickly assembled and installed by the C/M Huascaran Engineering Battalion No 112 – Tingo Maria.

The Amistad Bridge was installed in the districts of Pachas and Yanas, in the department of Huanuco, in Peru. These districts were separated by the Viscarra River, which made it difficult to connect and develop.

This MB60 bridge, 56 m long and 4.20 m wide, joins the many BERD bridges installed in Peru by the Ministry of Transport and Communications – Provias Descentralizado.

The first edition of the BERD Bridges Bulletin is now available, BERD’s newsletter dedicated to bridge projects, technical solutions and innovation.

This edition features the first BERD bridge installed in Canada, located in Tracy Village. This temporary modular bridge was implemented as a diversion solution during the replacement of an existing structure, demonstrating the speed of installation, the efficiency of the modular system and the competitiveness of BERD’s solution.

The newsletter presents an overview of the project, highlights the aspects that make it unique, and details the product and assembly process, along with key facts about a project that marks an important milestone in BERD’s international growth.

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