The green light has been given to start building a replacement for the aging Portal Bridge in Hudson County, meaning NJ Transit riders will soon see construction.
that carries hundreds of NJ Transit and Amtrak trains over the Hackensack River — has been given the green light to start.
“After years of crucial behind-the-scenes work, this notice to proceed means train customers will soon see tangible evidence of our commitment to modernizing the rail system,” Murphy said in a statement. NJ Transit’s massive construction contract to build the Portal North Bridge for $1.559 billion was awarded by the agency’s board of directors to Skanska/Traylor Bros PNB Joint Venture in October 2021.
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