Completed Projects
Construction of Sanitary/Storm Sewers & Water Mains in Acacia Avenue, Staten Island
SER200245, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $25 million
JWP provided inspection services for construction of storm/sanitary sewers and distribution water main work in Acacia Avenue. Work included: installation of water mains, sewers and work inside Wood Duck Pond, to eliminate severe flooding in the area.
JWP completion date: Jan 2022
Reconstruction of Vestry Street from Hudson St. to Varick St., Manhattan
SANDHW06, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $2.6 million
JWP Engineering provided inspection services for installation of concrete steel-faced curbs, pedestrian ramps and concrete sidewalks. JWP Completion date: Fall 2022
Intersection Improvement Victory Boulevard & Clove Road, Staten Island
HWR00504, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $4.2 million
JWP provided inspection services for installation of water main, sewer, curbs, sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, street lighting and traffic work.
JWP completion date: 2018
Storm and Sanitary Sewers in Dixon Avenue, Staten Island
SER200272, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $8.4 million
JWP provided inspection services for removal and installation of catch basins, storm and sanitary sewers and pedestrian ramps. JWP Completion Date: Jan 2017
Construction of Roadways, Curbs, Sidewalks, Water Mains, Storm/Sanitary Sewers in Edgemere Area (Phase 2), Queens
HD153C2, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $38 million
JWP provided inspection services for the installation of trunk water mains, storm/sanitary sewers, catch basins, curbs, sidewalks, concrete base, street lighting and traffic signals. JWP Completion Date: 2016
Installation of Sidewalks, Adjacent Curbs and Pedestrian Ramps in various locations, Manhattan
HWS2018M NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $1.7 million
JWP provided inspection services for the reconstruction and replacement of sidewalks, curbs and pedestrian ramps in various locations in Manhattan. JWP Completion Date: 2020
Construction of Complex Pedestrian Ramps adjacent to Transit Authority Facilities, Manhattan
HWP2013TA, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $1.9 million
JWP provided inspection services for the installation of new catch basins and 12″ DIP pipe connecting basins to existing storm sewers and pedestrian ramps. JWP Completion Date: 2017
Resurfacing, Pavement Improvements and General Repairs at various locations, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens
HW349FED, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $18.2 million
JWP provided inspection services for the resurfacing with a 2″ asphaltic concrete wearing course over milled areas, installation of pedestrian ramps, new curbs/sidewalks. Additional work was done for Hurricane Sandy repairs to 17 miles of roadways. JWP Completion Date: 2015
Citywide Street Milling, Brooklyn and Staten Island
HW2CR11A, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $34 million
JWP provided inspection services for the grinding of concrete wearing course, resurfacing preparation and milling of roadways. JWP Completion Date: 2012
Intersection Improvements along Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island
HWRC05-R, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $6.1 million
JWP provided inspection services for the installation of storm sewers, catch basins, water mains, asphaltic wearing course, pavement milling, construction of new steel face concrete curbs and sidewalks. JWP Completion Date: 2013
Reconstruction of Worth Street, Borough of Manhattan
HWMWTCA7E, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $80 million
Hesham Kotby, P. E. provided Resident Engineering Inspection services for the reconstruction of Worth Street from Hudson Street in TriBeCa to Chatham Square in Chinatown. Work included: Major upgrades of distribution water mains, storm sewers and underground utilities; tree mitigation; reconstruction of approx. 1-mile of Lower Manhattan congested streets; installation of 48-inch and 36-inch steel trunk water mains and rehabilitation of existing combined sewers; relocation and upgrading of underground utilities; completion of new roadway, curbs, sidewalks, street lights, traffic signals and site safety, maintenance and protection of traffic.
JWP Completion Date: 2020
Coney Island Infrastructure Phase 3B, Borough of Brooklyn
NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) , Project Cost: $96 million
Hesham Kotby, P. E. served as Project Executive and Construction Manager and provided construction management and inspection services for this $96 million project to upgrade the neighborhood infrastructure facilities. The improvements opened up eight development parcels, which made way for affordable housing and community facilities, retail spaces and mapping and construction of two new streets – Ocean Way and Parachute Way. It also created a landscaped transition area between Coney West and MCU Park. Work included: replacement of sanitary/storm sewers, water mains, sidewalks and curbs; installation of add’l sanitary/storm sewers, street lights, traffic signals and signage.
Street grade elevations were raised to improve resiliency and to protect new storm sewer facilities. The project was completed 1-year ahead of schedule.
JWP Completion Date: 2019
Reconstruction of Broadway Phase I, Borough of Manhattan
HWMWTCA6A, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $48 million
Hesham Kotby, P. E. provided Resident Engineering Inspection services for the replacement of aged water mains, sewers, street lights, traffic signals and underground utility facilities and for the construction of a new roadway with sidewalks and curbs on Broadway from Ann to Rector Streets. This was a federally funded $48 million project done on behalf of the NYC Dept. of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) and utility operators. Work included; mass excavation of entire length and width of roadway to expose utilities and identify and remove abandoned facilities. Utilities were relocated; water main replacement of 12-inch and 20-inch water mains; rehabilitation of existing sewers, curbs, sidewalks, fire alarms, street lights and traffic signals, roadway restoration; removal of trolley tracks.
JWP Completion Date: 2018
Storm and Sanitary Sewers and Water Mains Phase I, Borough of Brooklyn
CONISPH01, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $28 million
Hesham Kotby, P. E. provided Resident Engineering Inspection services for the construction of storm and sanitary sewers and distribution water mains in Coney Island. This was a 3-year on-call contract project. Work included: installation of distribution water mains, complete with fire hydrants, sanitary sewers and various-sized storm and sanitary sewers; installation of manholes, catch basins and chute connections, construction of an outfall at Hart Place, in order to discharge stormwater runoff into the Coney Island Creek; curb and sidewalk restoration, concrete roadway base installation, asphalt paving and pavement marking.
JWP Completion Date: 2018
Rehabilitation of Pedestrian Ramps at Designated Locations, Manhattan
HWPR19M, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $9.5 million
JWP provided inspection services for installation of concrete steel-faced curbs, granite curbs, pedestrian ramps and concrete sidewalks. JWP Completion date: Feb 2022
Hylan Boulevard Streetscape Improvements from Seaver to Stobe Avenues, Staten Island
SANDR01, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $34.8 million
JWP Engineering is providing inspection services for installation of sidewalks, sewer, water main, BMP, street lighting and traffic work. Completion date: May 2023
DDC Cleaning and Televising Sewers, Citywide-NYC
SETVDDC16, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $1.1 million
JWP is providing Resident Engineering Inspection services for the Requirements project for DDC Cleaning and Televising of Sewers, Citywide in NYC.
JWP Completion Date: June 2023
Reconstruction of East Houston Street, Borough of Manhattan
HWMP2019, NYC Dept. of Design and Construction, Project Cost: $55 million
JWP is providing Resident Engineering Inspection services for the Reconstruction of East Houston Street, from the Bowery to FDR Drive. Work includes: installation of trunk water mains, distribution water mains, sewers, catch basins, curbs, sidewalks, median mall, and green street elements.
JWP Completion Date: 2022
