Construction on I-94 bridge replacement project to resume

Construction in 2026 includes replacing the eastbound I-94 structures over Kinney Road and 100th Street

Construction on a multiyear project replacing west- and eastbound I-94 bridges over Kinney Road and 100th Street between Roberts and Hudson is set to resume Monday, March 30.

Built in 1958, the four structures are reaching the end of their service lives. To address this, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation plans to:

During the replacement of the eastbound structures in 2026, motorists on eastbound I-94 will be shifted onto temporary traffic lanes built in the median to get around the work zones.

Once the new bridges and pavement are complete, crews will remove temporary bridges and roadway and restore the median. Completion of the overall project is scheduled for mid-October

Construction began in September 2024, with building temporary crossovers on both sides of the bridges and constructing temporary structures and traffic lanes to carry traffic during bridge replacement. The westbound bridges and pavement were replaced in 2025.

Hoffman Construction Co. of Black River Falls is the prime contractor on the $20.08 million project.

For more information, visit the project’s construction website.

Motorists are reminded that using handheld cell phones in Wisconsin work zones is illegal. Alerts and updates provided via these sites are not intended for use while driving. When driving, your focus should always be on driving.