Severn Man Launded for Work On Bridge has Played Key Role in $2.4 Billion Project
Maryland Gazette › December 05, 2005
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Maryland Gazette › December 05, 2005
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Since 2000, Gil Parker has played a key role in the reconstruction of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, a $2.43 billion project that replaces the 1.1-mile structure over the Potomac River.
As a compliance specialist for the Maryland Department of the Environment, the 59-year-old Severn resident has performed numerous inspections on permits related to the project including ones for sediment, stormwater and removing stream blockages in the Anacostia River Drainage Basin. He also provides technical assistance for contractors working on the bridge, one of the largest construction projects under way in the nation.See the full content of this document
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Severn Man Launded for Work On Bridge has Played Key Role in $2.4 Billion Project
"Transportation-wise, (the Woodrow Wilson bridge is) big," he said. "It's going to alleviate a lo...
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