Yonkers Contracting Company, Inc.

Kicking off the new I-95 Design-Build project in Stamford, CT with a groundbreaking ceremony last Friday! This $76M project includes design and construction of the auxiliary lanes, resurfacing and safety improvements on I-95. #designbuild #ycc #groundbreaking #safety #I95

A beautiful day in Jersey City! #Progress at the Jersey City Substation #2 project. The #team is constructing the walls and slabs for the lower vaults which will transfer the electrical power from the new substation to the existing PATH trains. #substation #ycc #PATH #buildingqualitysince1945 #njconstruction

Stop by our table at the 2024 Stem and Health Professions Career Fair at Manhattan University this afternoon! Table 131 in the Draddy Gymnasium. Hope to see you there! #ycc #careerfair #buildingqualitysince1945

On this day of remembrance, we honor the strength, resilience, and unity of all who were affected by the tragic events of 9/11. We will never forget. Pictured here, Yonkers worked on the foundation’s contracts for Towers 3 and 4 at the World Trade Center Site. The deep foundations required carefully controlled rock blasting, excavation and mass concrete placement. Since 2002, Yonkers is grateful to have worked on various projects at the World Trade Center site. #NeverForget #September11th #WTC #Flight93 #Pentagon 

Work is progressing on reconstructing the Norwalk Fairfield Avenue Bridge, which had to be demolished in early May. A significant milestone has been reached by the team with the erection of the steel framework over I-95. #ctdot #bridgeconstruction #steelwork #ycc #ctconstruction

#YCCProjectUpdate – More progress at the Holland Tunnel. Milling and paving recently completed in 3 nights. Great job to the #team! #HollandTunnel #paving #panynj #BuildingQualitySince1945

Check out our project on page 3 of the July issue of Construction News! https://lnkd.in/eWpdCKrQ #YCC #DesignBuild #NYSDOT #BuildingQualitySince1945 #ConstructionNews

From 1999-2002, Yonkers revitalized the Williamsburg Bridge, a crucial link between Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1903. With a $215 million budget from the NYCDOT, the project included replacing north roadways, pedestrian footwalks, bikeways, and major structural elements, alongside installing new lighting and drainage systems. The project involved: 🏗 500 tradesmen (peak manpower) 🏗 200-300 ironworkers 🏗 8 crawlers & hydraulic cranes 🏗 Custom deck panel erection equipment An interesting project feat was assembling 25 Pedestrian Bridge spans in Red Hook, Brooklyn, and transporting them via barge across the East River to Manhattan. The combined efforts led to the early completion of the inner and outer roadways, earning Yonkers a $10 million incentive!  #YCCthrowback #tbt #WilliamsburgBridge #BridgeConstruction #NYCDOT #Brooklyn #Manhattan #YCC #BuildingQualitySince1945

#NewProject - We are excited to announce Yonkers Contracting was awarded the Replacement of Two Bronx River Parkway Bridges with Safety and Mobility Improvements between East Tremont Avenue and Bronx Park Project! This #DesignBuild project involves the replacement of an existing 1,500 ft viaduct over NYCT rail yard and local streets. Construction for this $517M NYSDOT project is expected to kick off in late summer. #NYSDOT #BuildingQualitySince1945 #NYconstruction #YCC

#YCCProjectUpdate – Our Holland Tunnel Project Team has made significant progress these past few months! The project team recently installed a truss atop the Holland Tunnel Toll Booth building. The building was jacked to engage with the new truss which allowed the removal of the columns underneath on the ground level to have 5 conjunctive lanes of traffic going into the tunnel. The new truss is the main structural support system that helps distribute load throughout the structure. The truss was set on the existing column after they were reinforced along with the reinforcement of the existing footings. In addition, the truss was covered with standing seam panels with the epic bronze color to match the existing plaza colors, so the truss blended with the roof and showed that it had been part of the original building. #HollandTunnel #NYCconstruction #NJconstruction #BuildingQualitySince1945