Workers are erecting steel at the DOT’s newest maintenance facility in Rocky Hill. The state Department of Transportation maintenance and repair facility, designed to be 80,000-square-feet in 2017, is located at the center of the state. It will be used to repair, paint, sand, upgrade and lubricate the state DOT’s fleet of maintenance vehicles. The $31 million building includes a sanding and painting bay, 12 service bays, a storage area, offices, two lubrication bays and a machine shop.
The project is scheduled for completion in May 2017, and workers are now erecting the steel beams.
