On the site of the former old bridge over the Crnica River, which had stone pillars, steel construction and wooden planks, PE "Roads of Serbia" built a modern bridge that will serve future generations.
The bridge over the river Crnica is located in the town of Sisevac on state road IIB category number 388. It was designed with one span in the form of a plate frame construction, which was made by casting concrete on site.
The clear opening of the bridge is 13.2 m and was constructed in such a way that the new bridge fits in the best way with the existing state of the supporting walls, which were built next to the existing old bridge.
The bridge has a total length of 22.0 m and a width of 9.0 m. The cross-section of the bridge is a solid slab 6.00 m wide and 70 cm thick with two-sided cantilevers 1.50 m wide, varying in thickness from 22 to 35 cm, supported by footpaths with curbs and pedestrian railings.
The bridge has a shallow foundation, i.e. the foundation is built in an open, relatively shallow excavation and rests on the ground via foundation feet 70 cm thick.
Contractors: "Srbijaput" ad, Belgrade "West Gradnja", doo, Šabac.
Value of works: 43,854,745.76 dinars without VAT.
