Selected Work

Federal facilities, active campuses, protected sites

Representative projects for the Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. Border Patrol, the public overlook at the Mt. Morris Dam, and the fort barracks on Governors Island.

Buffalo V.A. Medical Center

Dept. of Veterans Affairs

Multi-trade work at an active medical campus: concrete and the front entrance reconstruction, stud framing, drywall, ceilings, paint and flooring, plus retaining and stone walls on the surrounding site.

Location: Buffalo, New York
Scope: Concrete, entrance, framing, drywall, ceilings, paint, flooring, site walls
Conditions: Occupied healthcare facility; phased access, infection-control and patient-traffic constraints

Steel stud framing inside an occupied facility — Fig. 02 — Interior framing, occupied facility

Long Island V.A. Medical Center

Dept. of Veterans Affairs

A concrete-only package covering campus sidewalk replacement and associated flatwork, executed roughly 400 miles from our Buffalo base. The project our out-of-region mobilization is measured by.

Location: Long Island, New York
Scope: All concrete work, primarily sidewalks and pedestrian flatwork
Conditions: ADA-compliant grades and cross slopes; walkways kept open to campus traffic

New concrete sidewalk sections curing beside a work truck — Fig. 03 — Sidewalk replacement, Long Island

Mt. Morris Dam — Upper Look Area

Public overlook

Site work and concrete at a public overlook serving the Genesee River gorge: grading, drainage and cast-in-place walks, walls and pads built for public use and seasonal exposure.

Location: Mount Morris, New York
Scope: Site work and concrete at the Upper Look Area
Conditions: Public-access site; seasonal weather exposure

Crew setting structural steel from a lift at the Mt. Morris overlook — Fig. 04 — Structural work, Mt. Morris

Governors Island — Fort Barracks Restoration

National Monument site

Restoration work on part of the fort barracks in New York Harbor: historic-fabric repair on a National Monument site, with every material and detail approved before installation. All labor, equipment and materials arrived by ferry on a scheduled window, which set the pace of the whole job.

Location: Governors Island, New York, N.Y.
Scope: Restoration of portions of the fort barracks
Conditions: Ferry-only logistics; preservation review; public-access island

Structural steel frame under construction on Governors Island — Fig. 05 — Governors Island, New York Harbor

Border Patrol Stations — Northeast New York

U.S. Border Patrol

A multi-year, multi-site renovation program across the North Country, including one full building build-out. Work ran at secured, staffed stations on 24-hour operations, which meant tight phasing, escorted access and no unplanned outages.

Location: North Country, New York
Scope: Bathroom renovations, framing, drywall, paint, flooring, windows and openings; concrete, asphalt, commercial EPDM roofing, standby generators, plumbing, electrical, heating
Conditions: Secured, staffed stations on 24-hour operations; escorted access; no unplanned outages

Lake Champlain

Full build-out

Ogdensburg

Trout River

Chateaugay

Rouses Point

Mooers

Finished interior of a Border Patrol station with reception desk — Fig. 06 — Finished interior, Border Patrol station

Exterior of a Border Patrol station in northern New York

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Concrete and sitework packages, and multi-trade renovation of occupied buildings — from $300K day-to-day scopes up through the $1M–$3M range.

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