This project consisted primarily of elevated sections of ramp and viaducts connecting with I-93 north of Boston. Extremely tight work zones adjacent to I-93 above and active MBTA Commuter Rail / Amtrak freight lines below called for safety and precision at all times during major concrete pours and structural steel erection. The work was completed flawlessly due to the pre-planning, communication and diligence of all involved.
This $50 million project opened successfully prior to the advertised schedule in the interest of providing the traveling public a new exit off I-93 southbound, thereby avoiding the intersection at Storrow Drive.
As an early example of how enhanced highway planning and design contribute greatly to the public good, the Leverett Circle Ramp project was a proud accomplishment for J. F. White and the entire construction team.