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Lunda lands $54.7M contract for I-41/441 work

Public infrastructure projects, like Menasha’s Racine Street Bridge replacement by Lunda Construction, have been fueling some of the industry growth.
Public infrastructure projects, like Menasha’s Racine Street Bridge replacement by Lunda Construction, have been fueling some of the industry growth. LUNDA CONSTRUCTION
Aaron Holbrook
By Aaron Holbrook
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Lunda Construction has been awarded a contract valued at $54.7 million to construct new bridges and make other improvements for the I-41/WIS 441 System Interchange in Outagamie County.
Lunda’s scope of work includes constructing the interchange’s two signature flyover structures: a 21-span, 3,182-foot-long bridge and a 9-span, 1,072-foot-long bridge. Both structures will pair prestressed concrete girders in the approach spans with 72-inch steel plate girders over the I-41 mainline and ramp crossings — work that aligns squarely within Lunda’s core structural competency.
The package also includes associated interchange retaining walls, the widening and deck replacement of Wisconsin State Highway 441 over County Highway OO, and the removal of the existing interchange structures over Highway I-41.
WisDOT is reconstructing the interchange as a three-level system interchange with ramps designed to safely carry traffic at 55 mph, incorporating enhanced safety features and updated design standards that will improve traffic flow. Construction of the system interchange will run from 2026 through 2029.

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