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Skanska to Construct Bridges and Platforms at Fulton Street Transit Center

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Sep 30 2009

Skanska has secured an additional assignment for construction of the Fulton Street Transit Center in lower Manhattan in New York City.

The contract amount is USD 120 M, approximately SEK 840 M, which has been included in third-quarter order bookings. The customer is the New York City Transit Authority.

The new contract is for pedestrian bridges, platforms and three new entrances at the Fulton Street-Broadway-Nassau subway station. The project also includes some deconstruction work and all types of installations. After the underground work is completed, the street level will also be restored.

Work will commence immediately and will be completed in early 2013. To minimize traffic disruption, the work will take place at night and on weekends.
Fulton Street Transit Center is a planned hub for several subway lines in the Ground Zero area. Skanska is already on site and is performing foundation work in accordance with a previous contract worth USD 70 M. In 2008, Skanska completed the construction of the new Dey Street Concourse at the same hub.

Source: http://www.skanska.com/

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