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March 20, 2023

Check out the March 20, 2023 edition of ENR New York/New England, featuring the nation's largest coastal resilience effort, New England Top Young Pros, repairs on the Rockaway line by MTA, news and more!

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Terminal One project at JFK Airport

Megaprojects give Substantial Boost to New York Market

The 20 largest regional projects to break ground in 2022 had a boosted combined construction value of $25.2 billion
Justin Rice
Justin Rice
March 13, 2023
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The groundbreaking of three megaprojects in the Empire State in 2022 has given a big boost to the value of new construction contracts in the New York and New Jersey region—especially when compared with totals during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown years.


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Oneglia
Legacy Award | Leadership Profile

A Passion for Building Drives O&G’s Third Generation Chief

Raymond R. Oneglia, who propelled O&G Industries Inc. into a second century, has been selected to receive ENR New England’s 2023 Legacy Award
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Scott Van Voorhis
March 14, 2023
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The idea of working for a single company for an entire career may seem like a relic from a distant age, but it has worked well for Raymond R. Oneglia in helping guide his family-owned contracting business into the 21st century—and into its own next 100 years—while preserving bedrock values of dedication, loyalty, respect and consensus-building.


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The Sandy Repairs Rockaway Line Wrap-Up
Digging Deeper | Transportation

Bridge Fix Bolsters Lifeline as Sandy Repairs Conclude

Metropolitan Transportation Agency’s $49-million subway link and communications upgrade in Queens, N.Y., has benefited from a mild winter
Tom Stabile
Tom Stabile
March 14, 2023
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A mild 2023 winter has helped work advance on a $49-million effort to repair a subway bridge and communications network that link the Rockaways section of Queens to the rest of New York City—a fitting contrast to the brutal Superstorm Sandy surges more than a decade ago that heavily damaged the Jamaica Bay crossing and transportation infrastructure across the entire region.


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