MED598B

This critical infrastructure project delivered key upgrades to Manhattan’s underground water and sewer systems, enhancing service reliability, public safety, and accessibility across the W 33rd Street Hudson Yard corridor.

This $40M NYCEDC capital project focused on upgrading water distribution and sewer capacity throughout Manhattan’s Community Board 4, spanning from W 30th Street to W 14th Street. We served as a subconsultant, providing construction inspection and community outreach services throughout the project lifecycle.

• Installation of over 11,000 linear feet of trunk and distribution water mains (ranging from 20" to 48")
• Installation of new sewer lines, catch basins, fire hydrants, and appurtenances
• Sidewalk and curb reconstruction, ADA-compliant upgrades, and full roadway restoration
• Utility coordination with multiple city agencies
• Ongoing stakeholder engagement to minimize disruption to residents and local businesses
• Compliance with NYCDEP standards, with emphasis on communication, safety, and regulatory oversight