This project will improve water infrastructure reliability in the Bayside neighborhood of Queens, NY by installing more than seven miles of new water mains along 33rd, 37th, and 38th Avenues and sections of Utopia Parkway. The installation serves two main purposes: it creates redundancy within the water distribution system, making the system less vulnerable to shutdowns, and it increases the size of the water mains, improving water pressure in the area.

We are excited to announce that our Geotechnical team has successfully completed instrumentation installation and monitoring for the microtunneling requirements of the DC Water - Northeast Boundary Tunnel project!

Residents of the Travis neighborhood on Staten Island have been affected in recent years by flooding from storm surges and sewage overflows, which have been exacerbated by aging pipes and limited stormwater infrastructure. EnTech recently provided construction inspection and coordination for a $33M project to provide much-needed drainage upgrades for this primarily residential area, including new storm sewers, sanitary sewers, and water mains.

In a surprise visit, the EnTech & LIRIANO JV. REI team had the honor of presenting project QED1023B - REI Services for the Replacement of Trunk & Distribution Water Mains in Cypress Avenue - to New York City Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC) Commissioner Jamie Torres-Springer, who was accompanied by NYCDDC Assistant Commissioner Alla Ayzenshtat and Director of Safety Carlos Ortiz.

EnTech, as the prime consultant, provided Construction Management and Resident Engineering Inspection Services. EnTech’s team included a Resident Engineer, Project Manager, and Environmental Monitor/Assistant.

On July 1st, EnTech was honored to present the Shore Road Reconstruction project to DDC Commissioner Mr. Jamie Torres-Springer during his visit to the project site. The Shore Road Stabilization project is a critical undertaking to rehabilitate collapsed embankments at two locations along Shore Road in the Douglas Manor section of Queens, NY. The project will involve the creation of a retaining wall to stabilize the road where the embankment had eroded.

Replacing a combined sewer system on The Bronx’s most famous street, the Grand Concourse, is the scope of the project. Teaming with the New York Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC) EnTech provides the following roles: Resident Engineer, Assistant Resident Engineer, Office Engineer, Inspectors, Geotechnical Engineers, and CADD Operators.

Replacing a combined sewer system on The Bronx’s most famous street, the Grand Concourse, is the scope of the project. Teaming with the New York Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC) EnTech provides the following roles: Resident Engineer, Assistant Resident Engineer, Office Engineer, Inspectors, Geotechnical Engineers, and CADD Operators.

The Unionport Bridge is a traffic connection so critical that historically it could not be out of service for replacement. EnTech is proud to be part of the team providing Construction Support Services to allow for bridge replacement while still maintaining continuous service.