NYC Department of Design and Construction - Thu December 26, 2024
NYC Department of Design and Construction 'Got Stuff Done' in 2024
Commissioner Thomas Foley of the NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) celebrated the end of 2024 and the successful projects and changes to the city's capital construction process that the agency was able to accomplish during the year....
WTEN-TV & Albany Times Union - Wed December 18, 2024
New York State Court Ruling Could Impact How Cities Report Road Damage, Conditions
A New York State Court of Appeals ruling on Dec. 17 could have sweeping impacts across the state when it comes to liability for potholes and bumps in the road. It came from the case of Henry E. Calabrese v....
Liebherr - Tue December 03, 2024
Portal to North: Unlocking New Travel Capacities
International construction firm Skanska teamed up with Liebherr for a historic project: replacing the century-old Portal North Bridge in a critical rail traffic section over the Hackensack River. Utilizing Liebherr's deep foundation machines and crawler cranes, the fleet proved its cutting-edge power, turning a congested bottleneck into a free access passageway for more than 200,000 passengers every day....
NYC Department of Design and Construction - Mon December 02, 2024
DDC Receives 11 Engineering Excellence Awards From ACEC New York
Commissioner Thomas Foley of the NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) announced that the agency has received 11 2025 Engineering Excellence Awards from the American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York) for capital projects in Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens, including top Diamond Awards for Project Area 2 of East Side Coastal Resiliency and the new NYPD 116th Precinct....
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey - Mon December 02, 2024
Port Authority of NY, NJ Updates Progress On 'Restoring the George'
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Dec. 2 provided an update on the $2 billion 11-project Restoring the George repair and rehabilitation program to renew the world's busiest vehicular bridge....
CEG - Mon December 02, 2024
Charles D. Stahl Holds Annual Municipal Open House
Charles D. Stahl Sales and Service held its annual municipal open house Oct. 30, 2024. During the event, Charles D. Stahl Sales and Service, which has been providing specialized equipment for municipalities in the Mohawk Valley for decades, provided customers with refreshments, lunch and displays from the various manufacturers it represents....
Chuck MacDonald – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Mon December 02, 2024
Work Continues On Largest Project in NYSDOT History
In the mid 1950s, local government took advantage of funding handed out by the federal government as part of the Federal-Aid Highway Act and decided to construct the I-81 Viaduct through the heart of Syracuse....
Monroe Tractor - Mon November 18, 2024
Monroe Tractor Promotes Ed Bigelow to Binghamton's Branch Manager
Ed Bigelow has been named branch manager of Monroe Tractor's Binghamton, N.Y., location. Bigelow will be responsible for all store operations, continuing to build strong customer relationships and leading his team with the high standards he is known for during his sales career....
Superintendent’s Profile - Thu November 14, 2024
More Than 1,400 Attend NYS Highway & Public Works Expo
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the N.Y.S. Highway & Public Works Expo was held Oct. 23, 2024, at the New York State Fairgrounds Expo Center. This year's show boasted a strong attendance of 1,400 representatives of highway departments, public works officials, DOT officials, as well as managers of parks and recreation facilities and road maintenance contractors....
Office of New York City Mayor Eric Adams - Tue November 05, 2024
VIDEO: First of Two Sections of NYC's $1.45B East Side Coastal Resiliency Project Is Complete
New York City has completed the first section of its East Side Coastal Resiliency (ESCR) project ahead of schedule and under budget, Mayor Eric Adams announced Oct. 17. It marks a major milestone in the effort to protect more than 110,000 Lower East Side residents, including 28,000 in public housing, from future storms and high tides and protect billions of dollars' worth of infrastructure and property in the area....
