EnTech recently celebrated the ribbon cutting of QED991, a major water main and sewer upgrade project for the New York City Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC), in northeastern Queens. EnTech, in joint venture, led REI services for this $78 million project, which installed more than 7 miles of trunk main, distribution water main, and combined sewer.

EnTech recently hosted a visit by the commissioners of the New York City Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC) and New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP), as well as other city officials, at the Vernon Boulevard location of NYCDDC project QED1050, which entails the installation of distribution water main. The commissioners were pleased with the progress that EnTech’s team had made in a short period of time, especially considering the extensive underground utility interferences in the area.

EnTech staff, city officials, and community leaders recently celebrated the opening of the reconstructed Anne Loftus Playground. The playground, nestled into the corner of the historic Fort Tryon Park, provides a widely used gathering spot for Upper Manhattan communities.

The completion of the Shore Road Emergency Stabilization project was recently celebrated with a ribbon cutting at the improved shorefront site in the Douglaston area of Queens. EnTech provided REI services for the NYCDDC project, which was delivered $700,000 under budget.