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PC: TNFH Dig we Must Dept: NYC
- Subject: PC: TNFH Dig we Must Dept: NYC
- From: nhlives@xxxxxxxxxxx (Josh Weis)
- Date: Sun, 6 Sep 1998 00:39:07 -0400 (EDT)
They'll ruin the Grand-est Terminal in the world!! :-(((
> SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- URS Corporation (NYSE: URS -
> news) announced today that its wholly owned subsidiaries, URS Greiner,
> Inc. and Woodward-Clyde, are part of a team that has been selected by
> the Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Long Island Rail Road
> (MTA/LIRR) to provide program management services for the $3.2-billion
> East Side Access (ESA) Project in New York City. The Bechtel/URS
> Greiner Woodward-Clyde joint venture team will provide comprehensive
> program management services for the 10-year project. The project,
> which will provide a direct connection for LIRR commuter rail trains
> from Long Island to Grand Central Terminal (GCT) on the east side of
> Manhattan, will be the largest construction project ever performed for
> MTA and its affiliated agencies in New York State.
>
> ``This project represents the type of large, complex transportation
> project which URS Greiner has been successfully winning,'' noted
> Martin M. Koffel, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. ``As the level
> of federal funding increases through initiatives such as the
> Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century, we are confident that
> there will be more opportunities like the ESA Project for our
> Company.''
>
> The ESA Project is a significant component of the overall
> transportation improvement program for the Long Island Transportation
> Corridor and the New York City metropolitan area. The project involves
> more than 20,000 linear feet of new hard rock and soft ground tunnels
> and reconstructed tunnels between Long Island City and Manhattan,
> including the lower level of the existing 63rd Street-Queens Boulevard
> Connector Tunnel which is part of the 63rd Street Subway line. The
> project also will involve a major reconfiguration of GCT's lower level
> to accommodate ten-track, five-island platforms for LIRR trains, new
> and/or upgraded LIRR passenger access points at GCT, a new commuter
> rail station at Sunnyside Yard in Long Island City, and a new railcar
> storage yard in Queens, as well as traction power, signals, and
> communications systems.
>
> ``The ESA Project is a challenging, landmark project for New York
> City,'' commented Irwin L. Rosenstein, President of URS Greiner, Inc.
> ``It will enhance New York City's rail infrastructure to support
> economic development in the region, improve the quality of life, and
> significantly reduce commute times. We are pleased to have our joint
> venture team selected to assist the LIRR in managing this world-class
> project.''
>
> Headquartered in San Francisco, URS Corporation offers a broad range
> of planning, design, and program and construction management services
> through its two operating divisions, URS Greiner and Woodward-Clyde.
> With more than 150 offices in 18 countries, including offices in
> Europe and the Asia/Pacific region, the Company provides services for
> infrastructure projects involving air and surface transportation
> systems, institutional, industrial and commercial facilities, and
> pollution control, water resources and hazardous waste management
> programs. The Company serves local, state and federal government
> agencies as well as private clients in the chemical, manufacturing,
> pharmaceutical, forest product, mining, water supply, commercial
> development, telecommunications and utilities industries.
>
> SOURCE: URS Corporation
> _______________________
>
--JSW
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