Bridge project a finalist for ASCE innovation award
Composites News International reports that a UMR bridge project in Greene County, Mo., has a fifty-fifty shot at receiving a major national award. The project, which involves the use of strong but lightweight fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) materials to strengthen the bridge, is
one of two finalists for the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2006 CERF Pankow Award for Innovation.
UMR has been a leader in the use of FRP to extend the longevity of aging bridges and recently received a $1.2 million grant to use the technology on Missouri bridges.
The CERF Pankow award winner will be announced on Wednesday, April 26, in Washington, DC. Stay tuned.


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