Skanska - Mon November 07, 2022
Skanska Awarded $167M Contract to Reconstruct, Rehabilitate Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Skanska USA announced that it has been awarded a contract by the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT) to carry out the $167 million rehabilitation of the Williamsburg Bridge, providing needed improvements and replacement of aging components across the structure....
MacRebur - Mon November 07, 2022
Staten Island Home to First Waste Plastic Roads in New York
Staten Island is now home to the first public roads in New York to be created using waste plastic, following a partnership between New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) and British waste plastic road company MacRebur....
Brownstoner - Mon June 27, 2022
Developer Set to Build NYC's First Geothermal Powered Hotel in Bushwick
The once-derelict lot at 27 Stewart Ave. in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood had been earmarked for a nine-story hotel since 2015, but with little to no progress in the past seven years, the site — also a brownfield — instead, turned into a local dumping ground....
New York Post - Mon February 14, 2022
NYC's Universal Hip Hop Museum to Open in 2024
The Universal Hip Hop Museum now being built in New York City has ambitious plans to not only provide visitors with a physical experience but have a significant presence in the metaverse as well. The city's first brick-and-mortar hip hop museum in the Bronx will have a fresh online edge to it, featuring both real-world and online exhibits, the New York Post learned earlier in February during a tour of the project....
New York Daily News - Thu September 09, 2021
Twenty Years After 9/11, Two Ground Zero Buildings Still Await Rebirth
Although most of lower Manhattan's damaged areas have been rebuilt since the 9/11 terrorist attacks destroyed the World Trade Center, 20 years later there are still projects that await completion. New Yorkers have witnessed construction of the gleaming Freedom Tower — renamed One World Trade Center — on the site that was Ground Zero....
CEG - Wed August 04, 2021
New Morningside Heights Building Soars Past Halfway Mark in NYC
Construction on 3041 Broadway, a 42-story mixed-use tower in New York City's Morningside Heights, has soared past the halfway point, with only a dozen or so floors remaining to be built before the tower tops out....
CraneWorks - Tue April 20, 2021
Greg Noone Joins CraneWorks as New York City, Long Island Sales/Rentals Manager
New York has a new CraneWorks sales and rentals manager: Greg Noone will cover the New York City and Long Island territories, advising sales and rentals customers while bringing in new business for mobile service trucks and New Jersey repair shop....
CM Labs Simulations - Tue July 21, 2020
IUOE Local 14 Elevates Training for New York City Crane Operators with a CM Labs Crane Simulator
Imagine the responsibility of operating a 300 ft. boom crane in North America's most densely populated setting and you'll understand why a New York City (NYC) crane license is arguably the most difficult of its kind to obtain in the United States....
Doosan - Tue June 30, 2020
Doosan Partners With Best Line Equipment to Serve New Jersey, NYC Customers
Doosan Infracore North America LLC is partnering with Best Line Equipment to expand its dealer network in New Jersey and New York City. The new facility is Best Line Equipment's first New Jersey dealership and is located at 275 Clark Street, Keyport, N.J., just 8 mi....
Mack Trucks - Wed June 24, 2020
New York City Department of Sanitation Braves Unknowns to Keep City Safe, Clean During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY), like the city it serves, truly is a department that never sleeps, as evidenced by the extreme circumstances it has had to manage during the coronavirus pandemic....
