Transportation, Highways and bridges
Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Phase One
I-10 corridor across the Mobile River and Mobile Bay, Mobile and Baldwin counties, Alabama
Project overview
Phase One includes a new six-lane cable-stayed Mobile River Bridge, restriping the existing Bayway to six lanes, and key interchange, intersection and traffic-flow improvements.
- Scope
- New six-lane cable-stayed bridge; roughly one mile of Bayway reconstruction; Bayway restriping to three lanes each direction; interchange and corridor improvements.
- Project type
- Interstate bridge, capacity and interchange improvements
- Reported investment / scope
- Phase One construction cost: approximately $3.2 billion
- Funding sources
- TIFIA loan up to $2.52 billion; state and federal funds; project toll revenue
- Delivery method
- Phased delivery
Organizations involved
- Owner / developer
- Alabama Department of Transportation / Alabama Toll Road, Bridge, and Tunnel Authority
- Developer
- Not available
- Engineering firm / architect
- Not available
- General contractor / construction manager
- Not available
- EPC contractor
- Not available
- Technology / equipment providers
- Not available
- Financial sponsor
- Not available
- Other recorded participants
- Alabama Department of Transportation; Alabama Toll Road, Bridge, and Tunnel Authority; U.S. DOT Build America Bureau; Mobile MPO; Eastern Shore MPO
Business opportunities
Not verified
- Current procurement record
- Not available
- Upcoming procurement
- Not available
- Contract / package value
- Not available
- Supplier / subcontractor opportunities
- Not available
- Workforce requirements
- Not available
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Timeline & key dates
- Expected procurement
- Not available
- Construction start
- Full construction expected to begin October 1, 2026, per ALDOT's September 18 announcement
- Estimated completion
- Approximately 2031 for Phase One
- Dated milestones
- 2026-07-17: ALDOT released revised phased project approach.
2026-09-18: U.S. DOT announced TIFIA loan of up to $2.52 billion.
By end of 2026: Groundbreaking targeted.
Approximately 2031: Phase One completion target. - Permitting
- Not available
- Recent project updates
- Development date: 2026-09-18
What changed: Financing closed for the $3.2 billion first phase.
Why it matters: Secured funding advances the bridge and Bayway improvements toward full construction, with implications for delivery teams, suppliers and freight access.
History:
2026-09-30: Added to Project Atlas after verification of the September 18 financing milestone and current Phase One scope. - Challenges / risks
- A later new Bayway structure is deferred to Phase Two and depends on future toll revenue; the project has faced construction inflation and geotechnical challenges.
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Additional project record
Project status: ALDOT is advancing a phased Interstate 10 capacity project centered on a new six-lane cable-stayed Mobile River Bridge, Bayway restriping and related interchange and traffic-flow improvements in Mobile and Baldwin counties.
Why it matters: The project targets a major I-10 bottleneck, freight access to the Port of Mobile and hurricane evacuation capacity.
Latest verified development: On September 18, 2026, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced a TIFIA loan of up to $2.52 billion. ALDOT reported that financing had closed for the $3.2 billion first phase and expected full construction to begin October 1, with completion around 2031. This announcement states a target, rather than confirming that construction has started.
Official source: U.S. Department of Transportation financing announcement. ALDOT financing update. Source reviewed October 2, 2026.
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