who designed the bridge in Minnesota that collapsed?

Answer 1

The company that owns the builder of the collapsed I-35W bridge in Minnesota issued a statement late Monday, pledging its assistance in the aftermath of the disaster.

In a press release, Pasadena-based Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (NYSE: JEC) said its management and employees extended their sympathy to those affected by the event.


Jacobs, an $8 billion engineering and contracting firm, didn't design the bridge itself, but in 1999 it acquired Maryland Heights, Mo.-based Sverdrup Corp., a predecessor of Sverdrup & Parcel and Associates Inc. That company worked for the Minnesota Department of Transportation on the design of the bridge.

Jacobs said it was "prepared to provide any assistance that MnDOT or other authorities involved in the investigation of this tragic incident may require."

Answer 2

look Im no longer undesirable mouthing the human beings, yet engineers over there constantly below engineer issues.the great question is why?Im no longer basically talking approximately roads and bridges the two. the explanation why the bridge collapsed is by technique of the fact the interior reach government disregarded the federal record asserting in 2001 the bridge replaced into showing seen signs and warning signs of rigidity and and fatigue and returned in 2005 whilst the bridge replaced into deemed to have structual deficiencies.That record additionally says that there are a number of different bridges interior the comparable state or worse.Now if bush wasnt to busy taking part in plastic infantrymen and spending funds on a conflict it is absolute bullshit those issues would have been fixed....would

Answer 3

I don't remember the name but, I doubt he designed it to be overhauled daily. Kind of strange that it didn't collapse until the construction crew went to work on it.

Answer 4

It wasn't Halliburton.