Morgan Sindall has lifted a new £3 million pedestrian bridge into place in Dundee.
The 56 metre long 70 tonne steel structure was designed by Morgan Sindall engineers.
The bridge will give pedestrian, disabled and cycle access to the River Tay waterfront. Footpath and cycleway facilities also permit connections to Dundee city centre and the west end residential district.
Robert Ogg, Area Director for Infrastructure Projects at Morgan Sindall, said: "We approached the job with confidence and we look forward to opening the bridge to users in just a few weeks’ time."
Morgan Sindall started work at the footbridge site in October 2014.
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