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Structural dismantling · International Arasar group project
518-metre bridge: structural dismantling.
Arasar's international group portfolio records the dismantling of a 518-metre bridge, 16 metres wide, through controlled cutting, lifting and barge-supported operations.
Arasar's international group portfolio records the dismantling of a 518-metre bridge, 16 metres wide, through controlled cutting, lifting and barge-supported operations.
Project
518-metre bridge
Location
International Arasar group project
Work type
Structural dismantling
Related capability
Structural dismantling
Completed specialist work
The project in figures.
Figures from Arasar's completed-project record.
Recorded total bridge length
518 m
Recorded bridge width
16 m
Channel spans
4
Recorded water-based operations
Barges
The dimensions describe the bridge, and four refers to the channel spans. They are not concrete-removal volumes, lifted weights or a production-rate commitment.
Equipment deployed on this package
Concrete disc-saw equipment
Cranes and lifting chains
Scaffolded access
Barges
Concrete separation
Controlled cutting formed part of the dismantling package. The close-up photograph shows a disc saw at the concrete workface, with individual structural sections separated above the water.
Lifting and section handling
Crane handling connected the separated components to the removal operation. Lifting chains and crane structures are visible alongside the concrete sections, while the wider view shows crane access beside the remaining bridge structure.
Work around the waterway
Barge-supported operations formed part of the recorded work. The river setting connected structural dismantling with water-based access and material handling, alongside the shore-access work areas shown in the photographs.
Scope and constraint
The work behind the images.
Scope. Bridge dismantling across an asset with four channel spans. The recorded work combined structural separation, crane handling and operations from barges around the waterway.
Constraint. The removal took place over water and beside an adjacent bridge. The project photographs show elevated concrete work areas, scaffolded access, crane positions and partly dismantled spans within this setting.
Delivery. The group portfolio records the bridge dismantling as completed work. Cutting, lifting and river access were parts of the same removal package; the photographs show intermediate operations within that project.
The wider dismantling site: crane access, scaffolded structural work and an adjacent bridge. Removed spans and remaining parts of the old structure are visible together.
Concrete separation above the water: the saw, operators, lifting chains and crane structure share a restricted work area. This photograph records a work stage within the bridge package.
Reading the project evidence
What the photographs document.
The details below distinguish the visible work from the wider project brief, so you can assess whether the experience is relevant to your own site.
A defined removal boundary
The aerial view places the dismantled structure beside an adjacent bridge. It shows the distinction between the removal work and the infrastructure around it, rather than a standalone object on an open site.
Cutting and lifting in one work area
The close-up brings the saw, concrete sections, crew and lifting equipment into the same view. It documents the physical interface between concrete separation and component handling.
Access at different levels
Scaffolding around the concrete support and crane access beside the structure are visible in the wider photograph. The recorded barge operations add the water-based part of the project to this shore-side view.
Discuss a similar project
Plan your structural dismantling package.
For a bridge, infrastructure asset or retained structure in Dubai or elsewhere in the UAE, send the available drawings, removal boundary, photographs and known access restrictions. Identify the parts that must remain and the required handover. Our team can review the interfaces between cutting, support, lifting and material removal for your specific site.
International group reference already presented in Arasar's portfolio, expanded here with its recorded dimensions and original project photographs. UAE project records are presented separately, with their own locations and completed scopes. For a similar project, review Arasar's demolition contracting capabilities and company credentials and enquiry requirements.