The Bay Bridge Steel Program, being administered by Oakland Museum of California (OMCA), was created in response to significant interest from Bay Area artists and creative communities, who asked whether steel from the historic East Span could be made available for creative repurposing and reuse. The program’s intent is to preserve elements of the original 1936 East Span of the Bay Bridge, as well as its legacy as a major landmark and historic icon, by making salvaged steel available for incorporation into public and civic art projects throughout the State of California.
Caltrans and MTC today cut the ribbon for a new, state-of-the-art and environmentally friendly LEED Gold certified Maintenance Complex that will serve the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
When you pedal 9200 miles in a month, it’s hard for anybody to catch up to you. But our Mark Jones did just catch up with the winners of the Team Bike Challenge. It was a three-man, two-woman team that biked to work every work day during the month of May.
