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Nebraska infrastructure profile for civil engineering firms

Bridge condition and report card grades for Nebraska, with what they mean for design work.

Kingsley Dam in Nebraska
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Bridges

Bridges in the National Bridge Inventory15,421
Good condition8,005 (51.9%)
Fair condition6,281 (40.7%)
Poor condition1,135 (7.4%)
Total deck area49,351,804 sq ft
Deck area in poor condition2,371,990 sq ft (4.8%)

Nebraska ranks 21 of 51 (states plus DC) for the share of bridges in poor condition, where 1 is the highest share. Nationally, 6.6% of bridges are rated poor.

With a poor share close to the national rate, expect a steady mix of replacement, rehabilitation and preservation work. Fair-rated bridges (6,281 here) are the ones most likely to slip to poor without timely work, which is why many DOTs fund preservation and inspection contracts alongside replacements.

ASCE report card

For Nebraska, refer to the category grades in ASCE's national Report Card for America's Infrastructure. See ASCE's Nebraska page and the national report card.

More on Nebraska for firm owners

Sources: Federal Highway Administration, National Bridge Inventory, 2026 Bridge Condition by Highway System (fhwa.dot.gov); ASCE Infrastructure Report Card state reports (infrastructurereportcard.org), produced by ASCE state sections in the year shown.

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