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Bangor infrastructure committee reviews DOT plan to replace two aging bridges
Summary
At its Nov. 17 meeting, the Bangor City Infrastructure Committee heard an overview from city engineers of two Maine Department of Transportation bridge replacement projects — Stillwater Avenue (about $42 million) and the Kanduske/Condescate area bridge (about $14 million) — including multi-year schedules, detour plans and pedestrian impacts.
On Nov. 17, 2025, the Bangor City Infrastructure Committee reviewed a Department of Transportation bridge-replacement plan affecting Stillwater Avenue and the Kanduske/Condescate Avenue corridor, including cost estimates, construction staging and potential traffic and pedestrian impacts.
Jeff Davis, director of engineering for Bangor City, presented the projects to the committee after DOT staff were unable to attend. “Stillwater totals will be a little over 42,000,000. In Kanduske, it’s just about 14,000,000,” Davis said while describing the project phases, which include preliminary engineering, a right-of-way process and construction with third-party construction engineering oversight.
The projects replace aging multi-span bridges with longer single-span structures to reduce joints and long-term maintenance. Davis said the DOT’s stated project goal is to design and construct safe, durable and low‑maintenance bridges fitted to their surroundings while minimizing traffic and neighborhood impacts. The Kanduske/Condescate…
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