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Hudson Yards Platform

Project Details

TUTOR PERINI AFFILIATES

ҹɫè Civil
Design-Builder
Contract Amount: $714 Million


Electrical Subcontractor
Contract Amount: $115 Million


Mechanical Subcontractor
Contract Amount: $47 Million

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Excavation/Foundation Subcontractor
Contract Amount: $42 Million

OWNER
ERY TENANT LLC (C/O Related Companies)

LOCATION
New York, NY

SIZE
26 Acres

COMPLETION
2019

Project Description

This project is actually two platforms supported by 300 caissons, ranging from four to five feet in diameter and 60 to 80 feet in depth. The platforms, incorporating 25,000 tons of steel, 14,000 cubic yards of concrete and weighing more than 35,000 tons, will support over seven million square feet of apartment, office, and retail space. The platforms bridge over 30 active Long Island Railroad tracks, three subsurface rail tunnels utilized by Amtrak and New Jersey Transit, and the concurrently constructed Amtrak Tunnel encasement. These railroad facilities are used by about 700,000 commuters daily. Additionally, all the utilities to service the seven million square feet of offices, stores, and residences must be provided through the platforms.

The construction of the platform over the Eastern Rail Yard incorporatedintricate mechanical systems being installedby WDF’s HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Suppression divisions. The project calledfor installation of storm water piping drains, fire stand-piping below the platform, and electric water heaters by the plumbers. The HVAC scope of work included the construction of exhaust vent plants, installation of unit heaters and air conditioner units, as well as track and tunnel exhaust fans. Additionally, fire protection systems including 49 deluge zones installed over the rail trackswere installed by utilizing strategically planned nightly and rolling track outages.

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“The complexity of this is really amazing. It isn't a job, it's a total life commitment.”
Ronald W. Wackrow
Director of Design and Construction
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Photo Credits: Timothy Schenck