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A new cable-stayed bridge is being built to replace the existing Sidney Lanier Bridge in Brunswick, Georgia. Named after the author of The Marshes of Glynn, the new bridge will be the longest spanning bridge in the state and allow larger ships to enter the port of Brunswick. Complicating the design and construction were a number of environmental considerations that had to be addressed.
This page was written to explain the construction of such a large project. Construction of the bridge was broken into three contracts as follow: