Project Showcase

$263 million | New York City Department of Transportation, Project Engineer

The project entailed the complete reconstruction of the Belt Parkway Bridge over Mill Basin. The existing drawbridge was demolished to make way for a new elevated structure. The modern bridge includes two sets of seventeen spans, supported by a cast-in-place pile foundation, a robust concrete substructure, a structural steel superstructure, and a concrete deck with a wear-resistant surface.

$104 million | New York City Department of Transportation, Project Engineer

This endeavor involved the reconstruction of the Belt Parkway Bridge over Gerritsen Inlet. The previous bridge was removed to facilitate the new three-span bridge. Fundamental features include a cast-in-place pile foundation, concrete substructure, structural steel superstructure, and a durable concrete deck with a wear-resistant layer.

$94 million | New York City Department of Transportation, Project Engineer

The project focused on rehabilitating the Henry Hudson Parkway Viaduct. Comprehensive restoration included replacing deteriorated structural steel members, lead abatement via abrasive blasting and recoating, and concrete deck and joint repairs, ensuring the longevity and safety of the viaduct.

$101 million | New York City Department of Transportation, Project Engineer

An ambitious endeavor aimed at rehabilitating the Riverside Drive Viaduct. The rehabilitation comprised a complete deck and expansion joints replacement, restoration, and replacement of deteriorated structural steel members, and comprehensive lead abatement procedures.

$21 million | Nassau County Department of Public Works, Engineer-In-Charge

A comprehensive rehabilitation of the Bayville Bridge. The project scope encompassed replacing all mechanical equipment and electrical components, seismic retrofitting, partial deck and expansion joints replacement, and the rejuvenation and replacement of deteriorated structural steel members. Additionally, the project prioritized accessibility, extending the sidewalk to meet ADA compliance.

$7 million | Nassau County Department of Public Works, Engineer-In-Charge

An initiative to enhance the drainage system in Bay Park and East Rockaway. The improvement plan includes upgrading existing drainage pipes, introducing supplementary drainage structures, adding a stormwater treatment system, and incorporating an additional outfall and bulkhead.

$10 million | Nassau County Department of Public Works, Engineer-In-Charge

This project enhances Lawrence's drainage system by adding 2,930 linear feet of drainage pipes. Key components include a modern stormwater treatment system and a culvert, ensuring efficient water management and environmental sustainability.

$1.5 million | Nassau County Department of Public Works, Engineer-In-Charge

This project focuses on revitalizing the bridge's structural integrity and enhancing its drainage capabilities. Essential upgrades include the installation of a cutting-edge trench drain system for efficient water management and meticulous restoration of the existing stone masonry to repair wear and preserve its historical aesthetic.