NYSERDA, which is running the clean energy contracting for the state, is a particularly crucial entity considering both Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s clean energy agenda and the "essential" status of utilities projects even as the pandemic continues.

We had more than 50 nominees for the 2021 class of ENR New York's Top Young Professionals, a distinction awarded to AEC pros younger than 40 who've impressed with their service to the industry and their communities.

The notable WSP engineer's major accomplishments include super-slender towers like 53W53, Hudson Yards Tower D and 432 Park Ave.

Those that won Best Project awards in the Airport/Transit, Health Care and Residential/Hospitality categories are now Finalists for ENR New York's 2020 Project of the Year honors. The top winner will be revealed in the November issue of ENR New York.

We've pleased to announce the recipients of this year's categorical Best Project and Award of Merit honors!

The firm, which builds critical infrastructure for major utilities and power and energy companies, saw 87% revenue growth after it became its own company under its parent.

See who made our preliminary list and submit your firm's survey before the final extended deadline of Aug. 7, 2020.

The Mountainside, N.J.-based firm saw a 10% increase in 2019 regional revenue over the year before and is known for its safety record, with its Experience Modification Rate of 0.581 being well below the industry average of 1.0

There's still time to submit your ENR New York Top Contractors survey.

Manhattan-based mechanical and electrical engineer JB&B  engages with clients and owners to develop plans to effect substantial carbon reductions associated with NYC’s buildings, and has worked on major projects including The Shed and One Vanderbilt.