Port Authority of NY & NJ uses Spray Applied Tunnel Waterproofing

Port Authority of NY & NJ uses Spray Applied Tunnel Waterproofing

A high performance spray applied tunnel waterproofing membrane was installed on the Cortlandt Street #1 Line Tunnel.

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK – As part of the World Trade Center reconstruction effort, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey turned to Spray Applied Tunnel Waterproofing for the Cortlandt Street #1 Line / World Trade Center Tunnel project.

Click here to learn about the challenges they faced and why BDM™ cold spray applied tunnel waterproofing membrane was the only feasible solution.

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Bridge Preservation™ products are manufactured and certified under ISO 9001: 2008.  This certification indicates Bridge Preservation’s commitment to consistently providing quality products in the marketplace.  Bridge Preservation utilizes a systematic monitoring and evaluating process of raw materials to ensure that each batch of product meets the required guidelines established.  In addition to this monitoring process, Bridge Preservation subjects every batch of material manufactured to Infrared (IR) spectroscopy scans to ensure consistent manufacturing from batch to batch.  Quality assurance continues in the field with experienced field support from Bridge Preservation.  As part of a complete on-site inspection, sprayed and cured samples of material are collected from every job site and returned to Bridge Preservation’s laboratory for further conformal testing.  Bridge Preservation ensures the highest quality products, beginning with raw material formulation and ending with the final installed product.  All critical aspects of the project are reviewed, inspected and recorded to insure that each application meets the standards established by Bridge Preservation LLC. and the owner.

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