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Judlau Contracting Inc. is a New York-based construction company that has been in business for 25 years. They are currently working on the South Ferry Terminal project, which will improve subway reliability in Manhattan. Judlau specializes in infrastructure projects like highways, subways, and bridges. They have a reputation for innovative techniques and completing 75% of projects on or ahead of schedule. The South Ferry Terminal project has a budget of $400 million and will create a new terminal underneath Lower Manhattan.

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Judlau Contracting Inc. is a New York-based construction company that has been in business for 25 years. They are currently working on the South Ferry Terminal project, which will improve subway reliability in Manhattan. Judlau specializes in infrastructure projects like highways, subways, and bridges. They have a reputation for innovative techniques and completing 75% of projects on or ahead of schedule. The South Ferry Terminal project has a budget of $400 million and will create a new terminal underneath Lower Manhattan.

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JUDLAU.

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JUDLAU CONTRACTING INC.


The new South Ferry Terminal will be located
underneath Lower Manhattan.

Keeping NYC Connected


New York-based Judlau Contracting Inc. is at work on the South Ferry Terminal project, which will help
improve subway reliability for Manhattan commuters.
By Alan Dorich “With our detailed planning, innovative techniques and

F or the past 25 years, Judlau Contracting Inc. says it


has set the standard for heavy construction in New
York City. “We who live and work here have long
appreciated the city’s uniqueness, grandeur and what it
takes to keep it moving, connected, lighted and continually
accomplished teams of experts, 75 percent of Judlau proj-
ects are completed on or ahead of schedule,” the company
says. “Most important of all, our employees are united by a
commitment to be the best in our industry, to work coop-
eratively with our business partners and to always meet
revitalized,” the company says. and exceed the expectations of our clients.”
The College Point, N.Y.-based firm was founded in 1983 Two areas where Judlau has excelled are roadway and
and specializes in capital improvement and public works mass transit projects, which often have found the company
projects. “Our work runs the gamut, from highways to sub- working in heavily trafficked areas. “From intricate signal
ways, tunnels to subsurface utilities, roadways to bridges, work to elaborate construction, structural rehabilitation to
electrical and signal work to environmental remediation new exits and overpasses, the company can point with
projects,” the company says. pride to an impressive array of diverse, transit-related
Judlau Contracting Inc. – Judlau’s list of clients includes the New assignments,” it says.
South Ferry Terminal Project York City Department of Transportation “Not surprisingly, Judlau enjoys an excellent working rela-
www.judlau.com (NYCDOT), The Port Authority of New tionship with the [Metropolitan] Transportation Authority
Project budget: $400 million
Location: New York City York & New Jersey, Con Edison, Verizon and other clients in the New York area,” Judlau says.
Employees: 200 (approximately) and the Metropolitan Transportation
Judlau Contracting Inc.: Authority. Additionally, the company says Improving Reliability
“Seventy-five percent of Judlau
projects are completed on or it has gained a reputation for innovation, Judlau’s current projects include the Metropolitan Trans-
ahead of schedule.” safety and quality. portation Authority and MTA Capital Construction’s South

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