Project Spotlight: Floating Pool Lady

Among the team’s current assignments is providing support for the inspection of a unique piece of New York City civic infrastructure: The Floating Pool Lady. This unusual (and unusually named) facility is a half Olympic-size public swimming pool, built into a barge. It is moored at Barretto Point Park, on the Bronx’s East River shoreline, and provides recreational swimming opportunities for the Hunts Point neighborhood and surrounding communities.

Project Spotlight: Rehabilitation of the Brooklyn Bridge

The Brooklyn Bridge is both a New York City icon and a critical piece of the city’s day-to-day infrastructure. A National Historic Landmark, it was the first bridge to span the East River between Manhattan and Brooklyn, and at the time of its construction it was the longest suspension bridge in the world. The bridge is widely recognized for the timeless aesthetic appeal of its neo-Gothic stone arches and elaborate masonry.

EnTech’s Jan M. Brown, CSHM, Receives Award from National Safety Council

EnTech is thrilled to announce that Jan M. Brown, CSHM, has been awarded a Safety Service Award from the National Safety Council (NSC). Jan received the award as the Site Safety Manager on the construction management team for New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) project CAT-252, the Replacement of Two Bridges Near the Ashokan Reservoir.

James Konicoff Earns PE License

James has been with EnTech since 2015. He is currently serving as a construction inspector and team leader on the REI team for the replacement of the upper roadway of the Queensboro Bridge, a major NYCDOT project. His previous projects include serving as a project controls engineer for the construction of the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge.