New Dashboard Will Track Progress of Maryland's Key Bridge Rebuild
The dashboard shows the new bridge design, completed work and upcoming milestones as crews finish permanent piles and trestles.
- On Friday, Governor Wes Moore launched the Key Bridge Rebuild Dashboard, an online resource providing Marylanders with monthly progress updates on the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild.
- Maryland Department of Transportation Secretary and MDTA Chair Katie Thomson said the dashboard offers transparency, allowing the public to monitor construction progress otherwise difficult to view from land.
- The site details the project's scale, including 600-foot pylons and 230-foot vertical clearance, while tracking construction milestones like north pylon piles, currently 26% complete.
- Officials estimate the new bridge will cost between $4.2 billion and $5.3 billion, with construction scheduled for completion by the end of 2030.
- Upcoming project steps include opening bids for demolition and miscellaneous marine work, while the dashboard continues to track stakeholder outreach and design milestones.
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Gov. Moore Announces Key Bridge Rebuild Dashboard, Giving A Clearer View Of Construction Progress - The BayNet
ANNAPOLIS — Governor Wes Moore today announced the launch of the Key Bridge Rebuild Dashboard, a new online resource that gives Marylanders a view of construction progress on the Maryland Transportation Authority’s (MDTA) Francis Scott Key Bridge Rebuild Project. “As work continues to rebuild the Key Bridge safely, quickly, and cost-efficiently, we’re giving Marylanders clear […]
Key Bridge rebuild dashboard launches, giving Marylanders monthly progress updates
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