ENR New York’s Top Starts -- an annual ranking of the tristate region’s largest projects that broke ground last year -- is nearing completion.

New Jersey’s largest utility, has just racked up another distinction – ENR New York’s Owner of the Year. 

There's still time to enter your namination for "Top Starts," a dollar-value ranking of the tristate region's largest projects that broke ground last year.

It’s that time of year again when ENR New York gathers recommendations for our annual ranking of the tristate’s largest projects by dollar amount. The “Top Starts” ranking will appear in our March 12 issue but we’ve already begun to gather data, snoop around sites, ask a lot of questions, and

This year's competition drew contestants from diverse backgrounds and experience.

The deadline is fast approaching to nominate high achievers in the A/E/C industries for ENR New York’s Top 20 Under 40 competition.

ENR New York congratulates Intercounty Constructors, a joint venture team of Granite Construction, Corman Construction and G.A. & F.C. Wagman, which submitted the winning entry in this year’s N.Y. Region Best Projects competition. The project, Intercounty Connector, Contract A in Montgomery County, MD, was one of 98 entries chosen by a panel of industry veterans from the region.

 New York City Union Carpenters rank and file members staged a rally at union headquarters in Manhattan April 12 protesting corruption within council leadership and proposed changes to wages and mobility rules. Following the  “Rally for Solidarity,” New York City District Council of Carpenters Supervisor Frank Spencer countered that the council is reforming itself.