The opening of the U.S.-Canada Gordie Howe International Bridge could be delayed until 2026, according to analysis from S&P Global Ratings obtained recently by the Windsor Star. The span between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit has experienced holdups in completing the ports of entry on either side of the border, per the report.

Even though the $4.7 billion span was ahead of schedule when the report was released on April 28, the contractor had missed two deadlines to hand the Canadian port of entry over to the Canada Border Services Agency and had not yet done so as of April, the Star reported on July 25.

“It is too early to offer a specific opening date for the Gordie Howe International Bridge,” Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority Spokesperson Heather Grondin told Construction Dive in an email, though she noted work was progressing toward an anticipated finish this fall.