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Bridge 4053920 · 4 indexed contracts

Record index updated Jun 26, 2026, checked Oct 31, 2026 · Structure inventory (source states no update date), checked Oct 31, 2026

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BIN 4053920

Carried feature
NY104 - W BRIDGE ST
Crossed feature
Canal View Dr
County
OSWEGO
NYSDOT region
(3) Syracuse
Owner
NYSDOT
Maintainer
NYSDOT
Year built
1969
Structure type
02 - Stringer/Multi-Beam or Girder
Material
B - Unpainted Steel (Continuous)
Spans
8
Bridge length (ft)
541
Deck area (sq ft)
38195
NYSDOT condition rating (1–7 scale)
5.056
NBI superstructure rating (0–9 scale)
7
FHWA condition status
Fair
Posting flag (RPosted, as recorded)
NO
Last inspection date
2024-08-06
Poor status (Bridge Conditions dataset, Y/N)
N
Last inspection (Bridge Conditions dataset)
2024-08-06
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NYSDOT · OSWEGO; SENECAIndexed record

D260603

Bridge Rehabilitation (pedestrian stairway, sidewalk and guide rail) of Rt. 104 over the Oswego River, and bridge rehabilitation of Rt. 5 and 20 over the Cayuga Lake outlet, City of Oswego.

PIN
3045.54
Award date
2007-11-07
Route
NY104;NY5;US20;
Municipality
Oswego; T_Seneca Falls; T_Tyre (city)
BIN references
4053920 4001970
As-built sheets (index count)
304

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PIN 380502

This project will repair or replace deficient or damaged bridge joints to minimize water leakage at the joints to extend the service life and preserve bridge decks by either sealing the surface or by applying a thin overlay on state owned bridges in Oswego and Seneca counties.

Planned construction completion: 2025-11-21