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Cuomo, de Blasio Announce 10-Point Plan to Transform, Fund NYC's MTA

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a proposal to transform the MTA and create dedicated and sustained funding streams for the agency. The proposal includes the joint endorsement of congestion pricing and a plan to reorganize the MTA....


Bronx to Get Four New Metro-North Railroad Stations

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced that an agreement has been reached among the MTA, Empire State Development and Amtrak that will lead to four new Metro-North Railroad stations being built along an underutilized rail line in the east Bronx with access to Penn Station....


Deep Underground, New NYC Train Hub Slowly Takes Shape

NEW YORK (AP) - Deep in the bedrock 15 stories below the famous Grand Central Terminal, a cavernous construction site is slowly, and expensively, taking shape as a commuter rail hub that will accommodate more than 150,000 passengers a day....


NYC Officials Break Ground on 3 Hudson Boulevard

On Nov. 3, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced the official ground breaking of 3 Hudson Boulevard, The Moinian Group's 53-story, 2 million-sq.-ft. office tower, located in the Hudson Yards District of New York City....


Fluor-Led Joint Venture Breaks Ground on $5.6B Maryland Transit Project

Fluor Corporation announced Aug. 28, that the Purple Line Transit Partners joint venture team, comprised of Fluor, Meridiam Infrastructure Purple Line, LLC, and Star America Purple Line, LLC, broke ground on the Purple Line Light Rail project for the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)....


MTA's Top Construction Executive Announces Retirement

The MTA's top construction executive who oversaw completion of the Second Ave. subway and other major projects is retiring, he announced in a letter to the MTA board. Michael Horodniceanu said in the March 15 letter that he's stepping down as president of MTA Capital Construction Company after the agency achieved a "grand slam" of megaprojects — the first phase of the Second Ave....


One of America's Largest Public Works Projects Continues

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in New York is working on one of the largest public works projects currently under way in the United States. The project's purpose is to bring the Long Island Rail Road into a new terminal and concourse on the East Side, which is being constructed below and connected to Grand Central Terminal....


Today's Top Stories

  1. MassDOT Plans to Replace Cape Cod's Sagamore Bridge With Two, Three-Lane Spans  →
  2. Depreciation Bonus Begins Phase-Out  →
  3. Construction Edge Opens New Location, Expands Services  →
  4. Officials in Maryland Propose to Remove, Rebuild Both Spans of Chesapeake Bay Bridge  →
  5. MoDOT Selects Contractor for $600M Improve I-70 Project  →
  6. Amtrak Secures $112M in Federal Funds to Upgrade 13 Projects in Northeast Corridor  →
  7. Murphy Tractor's Park City Facility Is Now Official John Deere Rebuild Center  →
  8. Hitachi Construction Machinery Wins Silver in 2024 Anthem Award  →
  9. Illinois DOT Celebrates Completion of I-55 Interchange Near Joliet, Shorewood  →
  10. Turner Construction Leads $675M Concourse Project  →
  11. Far South Side Sees Sneak Peek of CTA Red Line Extension  →
  12. Coastal Conservation Group in La. Teams With Chevron, Others to Build New 'Super Reef'  →
  13. VIDEO: $4.7B Gordie Howe International Bridge Project Nears Completion  →
  14. RDO Equipment Co. Announces ISO 45001:2018 Certifications for 44 Locations  →
  15. Louisville Pump Station Receives $230M Update  →
  16. Pennsylvania Manufacturer Gives Major League Baseball All the Dirt  →
  17. VIDEO: Propson Embraces Trend Toward Rotating Telehandlers  →
  18. Work Begins on 2.4M-Sq.-Ft. Haas Automation Facility  →
  19. ABC 2025 National Chair, Executive Committee Announced  →
  20. Alex Lyon & Son Hosts Rental Fleet Sale in Sauget, Illinois  →
  21. National Attachments Celebrates Its 35th Anniversary  →





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