The LaGrange Lock and Dam is a vital component of the Illinois Waterway. This project will construct a new 1200-ft lock chamber landside of the existing 600-ft chamber, ensuring efficient navigation for years to come. Once complete, both the existing and new locks will be operational and able to facilitate river navigation traffic. During this industry day—Attend the presentation with detailed information about the project scope, timeline, and specific requirements for each phase; get your questions answered by USACE representatives and project engineers during Q&A; and network with potential prime contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to explore partnerships and innovative solutions.

The project is designed in five standalone packages:

Phase 1 - Hydraulic Steel Structures and Operating Machinery

Phase 2 - Site Development and Utilities

Phase 3 - Lock Excavation and Cofferdam and Foundation Construction

Phase 4 - Lock, Supporting Facilities, and Guide Wall Construction

Phase 5 - Approach Channel Site Work and Marine Features.