The replacement bridge is a 450-foot-long, 42-foot-wide, slant-pier bridge, with two 12-foot travel lanes and four-foot shoulders. The new alignment is downstream of the existing bridge, requiring new embankments and cut slopes to accommodate the new roadway geometry.

Field services include coordinating with the US Forest Service, Caltrans, California Fish and Wildlife, the Wintun Nation, Trinity County DOT, cultural and biological resources monitors, and the local Trinity School District.