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Mass Transit

$16B Hudson River Tunnel Project Passes Funding Milestone

Gateway Development Commission replaces Port Authority as project sponsor

September 13, 2022

Gateway Development Commission board voted to take on the role of project sponsor, allowing it to seek federal loans for the NJ-NY megaproject

construction site University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School

Snapshot: September 2022

September 13, 2022

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Photographs chosen by our editors from submissions to ENR.com/newengland and ENR.com/newyork.

September 2022 City Scoop: Manchester

September 13, 2022

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Dodge data on projected 2022 construction starts in Manchester.

September 2022 City Scoop: Rochester

September 13, 2022

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Dodge data on projected 2022 construction starts in Rochester.

Digging Deeper | Geothermal Energy Systems

Towers Rise Atop Largest NYC Geothermal Energy System

Tom Stabile

September 13, 2022

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A 471,000-sq-ft residential high-rise in Brooklyn’s Coney Island will get sustainable heating and cooling from underground wells when open in 2024.

E.M. Duggan has expanded from plumbing into HVAC since 2010

New England Specialty Contractor of the Year

Fifth-Generation Massachusetts Mechanical Firm Embraces New Ideas

Scott Van Voorhis

September 13, 2022

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ENR New England’s Specialty Contractor of the Year, E.M. Duggan, has helped build some of the highest profile projects in Boston.

ENR New York Specialty Contractor of the Year

Project Size Matters In Industrial Asbestos Removal Inc. Growth Spurt

Johanna Knapschaefer

September 12, 2022

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Long Island-based insulation-environmental specialist maintains a family culture as it expands revenue and markets.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems’ SPARC project

New York/New England Top Specialty Contractors: Northeast Firms Report Mixed Year in Terms of Revenue

Firms ranked in New England had large gains in 2021 revenue while those in New York and New Jersey saw declines last year.

Justin Rice

September 12, 2022

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Despite industry-wide increased material costs and labor shortages, specialty contractors in the New York and New England regions have bounced back from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rail Maintenance

Boston Subway Repair Progresses During Unprecedented Shutdown

Work is two-thirds complete with Orange Line slated to reopen Sept. 19

Scott Van Voorhis

September 9, 2022

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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's work on Orange Line, its second busiest, is two-thirds complete and set to open Sept. 19, after month-long closure to cram in years of needed work.