To better assess a test taker’s basic to intermediate English language proficiency in common everyday activities, ETS launched in June 2019 a comprehensive suite of redesigned TOEIC Bridge tests that includes all 4 essential communication skills (listening, reading, speaking, and writing). This paper reports the results of a field study conducted in April 2018 to evaluate the statistical properties of the redesigned TOEIC Bridge tests. The evaluation of the difficulty and discrimination of the items, correlation among different parts of the test, reliability of the scores, and interrater reliability for speaking and writing, not only helped to inform the final decisions regarding the final reporting scales of the redesigned TOEIC Bridge tests, but also allowed test developers make appropriate adjustments to the test design before the official launch in June 2019.