#2060 • Two Modular Decommissioned Bridges in Homer, AK

Part of October 2025 Equipment Auction (timed auction by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals)

High bid $4,800.00

Status: Sold

Category: Industrial

Manufactured by Modular Bridge & Steel Corporation in Delta, British Columbia; designed by Modular Bridge & Steel Corporation and Canadian company Associated Engineering. These units were sold in 1992 to a logging company in Wrangell, Alaska, then purchased by an Alaska Native Corporation circa 2013; they have been stored at the Homer Spit Marine Terminal since. One unit is a nominal 6-foot-high by 100-foot-long bridge, and the other is an 8-foot-high by 120-foot-long bridge. The 8’ x 120’ unit is in two 60’ long sections with a bolted connection at the center. *The following descriptions have been supplied from the seller: 6'x100' Bridge: The 6’ x 100’ bridge is in fair condition and constructed as a single-piece span. It features ½-inch plate webs spaced 10 feet on center, with 1-inch-thick flange plates measuring 19.75 inches wide. The overall height is 6 feet, 1 inch, measured from the bottom of the lower flange to the top of the upper flange. Vertical cross bracing consists of 3.5” x 3.5” x 5/16” angles set at 24-foot intervals, attached to vertical 7” x 3/8” plates welded to the inside of the webs. A horizontal truss runs along the top of the bridge just below the upper flange, with nodes spaced 8 feet on center. This truss is constructed from T-sections. 8'x120' Bridge: The 8’ x 120’ bridge is in fair condition and constructed in two sections, each 60 feet long, joined by a bolted splice connection at the center. It is built with 3/8-inch plate webs spaced 10 feet on center, and 1-inch-thick flange plates measuring 20 inches wide. The overall height is 8’‐1”, from the bottom of the lower flange to the top of the upper flange. Vertical cross bracing consists of 3.5” x 3.5” x 5/16” angles set at 10’‐8.5” inches on center, attached to vertical 7” x 3/8” plates welded to the inside of the webs. A horizontal truss runs along the top of the bridge just below the upper flange, with nodes aligned to the vertical cross-bracing. This truss is constructed from T-sections. Note: All items are located in Homer, and the winning bidder must arrange for transportation from the Homer Spit Marine Terminal. Previews must be privately arranged, please contact our Admin team at 907.570.7050 to make arrangements.