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Canarsie Tunnel storm repair—in the headlines with a sudden shift in scope— is among projects keeping ENR New York's Contractor of the Year in the public eye
You might best know the firm because it's on the team doing a $477 million rehabilitation on the Canarsie Tunnel, commonly called the L-train subway tunnel, which addresses saltwater damage from Hurricane Sandy.
An eleventh hour intervention by N.Y. Gov. Cuomo may allow rail service for big storm repair, but the abrupt change in project scope is facing some team pushback.