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One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
April 24, 2015
April 24, 2015
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
April 24, 2015
I Lift NY goes to work on the New NY Bridge project in April 2015, raising 600 tons of foundation materials into place
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
One of the largest approach span pile caps on the project is carefully placed onto a group of foundation piles by the I Lift NY super crane
I Lift NY goes to work on the New NY Bridge project in April 2015, raising 600 tons of foundation materials into place
The project team observes the first lift of the I Lift NY super crane
The outreach team with Maria Levine’s technology class from Anne M. Dorner Middle school.
Anne M. Dorner Middle School students creating bridges of their own design for the 2015 Engineering Encounters Bridge Design Contest.
Critiquing Anne M. Dorner Middle School students on their bridge designs for the 2015 Engineering Encounters Bridge Design Contest.
Critiquing Anne M. Dorner Middle School students on their bridge designs for the 2015 Engineering Encounters Bridge Design Contest.
Critiquing Anne M. Dorner Middle School students on their bridge designs for the 2015 Engineering Encounters Bridge Design Contest.
Critiquing Anne M. Dorner Middle School students on their bridge designs for the 2015 Engineering Encounters Bridge Design Contest.
Students from Anne M. Dormer Middle School raise questions to the project outreach team.
Carpenter Laureen Hart assembling formwork
Climbing form assembly at Tomkins Cove
Climbing form assembly at Tomkins Cove
Climbing form assembly at Tomkins Cove
Climbing form assembly at Tomkins Cove
Climbing form assembly at Tomkins Cove
Rebar installation inside one of the approach span pile caps
Rebar installation inside one of the approach span pile caps
Rebar installation inside one of the approach span pile caps
Rebar installation inside one of the approach span pile caps
Rebar installation inside one of the approach span pile caps
One of the project’s floating batch plants at the Westchester work tressel
View of the pier 39 columns, the first columns of the New NY Bridge
View of the pier 39 columns, the first columns of the New NY Bridge
Removing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Removing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Removing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Removal of the formwork for the pier 39 columns, revealing the first columns of the New NY Bridge
View of the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Removal of the formwork for the pier 39 columns, revealing the first columns of the New NY Bridge
Removal of the formwork for the pier 39 columns, revealing the first columns of the New NY Bridge
View of piers 38 & 37 with I Lift NY in the background
Placing concrete in the pier 8 pile cap
One of the main span pile caps with its first layer of rebar installed
One of the main span pile caps with its first layer of rebar installed
Installing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Installing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Installing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Brian Conybeare presenting information about the New NY Bridge project to White Plains Middle School students, as part of the project’s educational outreach program.
I Lift NY passing underneath the Tappan Zee Bridge
I Lift NY passing underneath the Tappan Zee Bridge
I Lift NY passing underneath the Tappan Zee Bridge
I Lift NY passing underneath the Tappan Zee Bridge
I Lift NY passing underneath the Tappan Zee Bridge
I Lift NY passed under the Tappan Zee Bridge to the north side
I Lift NY passing underneath the Tappan Zee Bridge
Installing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
Installing the formwork for the pier 39 columns
I Lift NY arrives at the Tappan Zee
I Lift NY arrives in the Hudson Valley.
I Lift NY's boom, or crane arm
I Lift NY arrives in the Hudson Valley
Tugboats guide I Lift NY up the Hudson River under the watchful eyes of the U.S. Coast Guard, local and state police.
I Lift NY approaches the Tappan Zee Bridge
I Lift NY passes the George Washington Bridge on its way to the project site.
I Lift NY passes the George Washington Bridge on its way to the project site.
View from I Lift NY's gantry.
I Lift NY passes One World Trade Center on its way to the project site.
I Lift NY passes One World Trade Center on its way to the project site.
I Lift NY passes One World Trade Center on its way to the project site.
I Lift NY passes One World Trade Center on its way to the project site.
I Lift NY passes One World Trade Center on its way to the project site.
I Lift NY passes the Statue of Liberty on its way to the project site.
Transporting the precast approach span pile caps to the project site
One of the project‘s floating concrete batch plants moving across the project site
Installing rebar in the pier 39 pile cap
Rebar in the pier 39 pile cap
Rebar in the pier 39 pile cap
Installing rebar for the pier 39 columns
Preparing pier 43, part of the Westchester landing of the new bridge
Workers installing rebar cages inside one of the project‘s approach span pile caps
Installing a pile cap tub for the project‘s approach span
Installing a pile cap tub for the project‘s approach span
One of the project‘s main span pile caps after being lowered into the Hudson River
Some of the nearly 30 bargemounted cranes performing operations near the main span
One of the project‘s approach span pile caps prior to dewatering
The rebar for the first pair of pier columns rises out of an approach span pile cap
One of the project‘s main span pile caps
Installing rebar inside one of the project‘s pile caps
Installing rebar inside one of the project‘s pile caps
A strand jack inside one of the project‘s main span pile caps during lowering operations
Inside one of the project‘s main span pile caps as it is lowered into the river
Preparing the lowering system inside one of the project‘s main span pile caps
A strand jack inside a main span pile cap prior to lowering operations
Impact pile driving on the project site
Subcontractors assembling a rebar cage for a foundation pile at the project‘s Tomkins Cove staging area
Assembly of concrete forms at the project‘s Tomkins Cove staging area
Inside a rebar cage that was assembled at the project‘s Tomkins Cove staging area
Subcontractors assembling a rebar cage at the project‘s Tomkins Cove staging area
Subcontractors assembling a rebar cage at the project‘s Tomkins Cove staging area
Concrete operations
Concrete operations
Pier 32 Concrete operations for connecting the precast panels. The concrete is being pumped from the floating batch plant. This operation will make the base of the massive pile cap into one solid slab - the length of a football field.
Pier 31
Pier 31 Formwork for the pile cap completion
Pier 31 Formwork for the pile cap being assembled
Pier 31 Formwork for the pile cap being assembled
Pier 31 Formwork
Pier 31 Precast pile cap installation
Pier 31 Precast pile cap installation
Pier 31 Precast pile cap installation
A look at Pier 31 Precast pile cap installations from the river
Pier 31 Precast pile cap installation
Pier 31 Precast pile cap installation
Pier 31 Precast pile cap installation
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Vibratory hammer driving a steel pipe pile
Vibratory hammer driving a steel pipe pile
An operator for the vibratory hammer supporting the pile driving operation
A dock builder supporting the pile driving operation
Vibratory hammer driving a steel pipe pile
Main span pile cap construction
Pier Cap 32 - A TZC Supervisor amid the piles of pier cap 32
Main span pile cap construction
Main span pile cap construction
Main span pile cap construction
View of project from the Tappan Zee Bridge
160-foot pipe pile being prepared for installation
President Obama shakes hands with event participants
President Obama calling for infrastructure enhancement throughout the country
Governor Cuomo speaking to community leaders and local residents
Governor Andrew Cuomo introducing President Obama in Tarrytown, NY.
Chris Horton, Operating Engineer for Tappan Zee Constructors, LLC shaking hands with Governor Cuomo
May 2014 Main span pile cap construction
May 2014 Aerial View of Main Span from Westchester
May 2014 Aerial View of Pile Installation Work
May 2014 Aerial View of Main Span Pile Installation from Westchester
May 2014 Aerial View from Westchester
May 2014 Aerial View of the Rockland Trestle
May 2014 Main Span Pile Installation
May 2014 Main Span Pile Installation
May 2014 Aerial View of the Existing Bridge from Westchester
May 2014 Aerial View of the Rockland Approach
Aerial View of Main Span Pile Installation
May 2014 Aerial View from Westchester
May 2014 Aerial View of the Rockland Landing
May 2014 Aerial View of Work at the Main Span
May 2014 Aerial View from Westchester
May 2014 - Aerial View from Westchester
Over 100 community members in attendance at the Rockland 2014 Annual Public Meeting
Team members providing project updates at Rockland 2014 Annual Public Meeting
A display board with a digital illustration of the new bridge at the Rockland 2014 Annual Public Meeting
Brian Conybeare sharing construction and design details at the Westchester 2014 Annual Public Meeting
Team members present project updates at Westchester 2014 Annual Public Meeting
A panel of experts respond to questions from the public at the Westchester 2014 Annual Public Meeting
Permanent Pile Installation in March 2014
Outreach team member Andrew O’Rourke and local children build a LEGO replica of the New NY Bridge at the Trove, White Plains Library
Outreach team member Andrew O’Rourke and local children build a LEGO replica of the New NY Bridge at the Trove, White Plains Library
Brian Conybeare speaks to student and Assistant Principal Tracy Smith of Nyack High School about the New NY Bridge
December 2013 - Aerial view of Main Span Work
December 2013 - Aerial of Main Span Work
December 2013 - Aerial View from Westchester
Test Pile Load Test
Permanent Pile Installation at Main Span
Permanent Pile Installation at Main Span
Test Pile Load Test
Test Pile Load Test
One of TZC’s Massive Cranes
Noise Barrier Removal in Rockland
Noise Barrier Removal in Rockland
Noise Barrier Removal in Rockland
Installation of Permanent Piles
Installation of Permanent Piles
Dredging Operations
Dredging Operations
Dredging Operations
Dredging Operations
Presentation by Brian Conybeare
October 2013 - View of Site from Rockland
Installation of Test Piles
Installation of Test Piles
Typical Barge and Tug
Installation of Test Piles
Tappan Zee Bridge
Quality Control of Permanent Piles
Welding Operations
Quality Control of Permanent Piles
Installation of Permanent Piles
Dredging Bucket
Installation of Test Piles
View of Project Site from Losee Park Tarrytown, NY
Dredging Operations
Dredging Bucket
Dredging Operations
Steel Piles on Site
Rockland Landing Bulkhead
Steel Piles on Site
Welding of Test Piles
Installation of Test Piles
Installation of Test Piles
Dredging Operations
Dredging Operations
Installation of Test Piles
Installation of Test Piles
Dredging Operations
Dredging Operations
Installation of Test Piles
Installation of Test Piles
Test Pile Testing
Rockland Bulkhead Construction
Test Pile Operations begin near the main span on July 30, 2013
Sturgeon monitoring devices are placed in the river as part of the Ecological Management Program
Sturgeon monitoring devices are placed in the river as part of the Ecological Management Program
Sturgeon monitoring devices are placed in the river as part of the Ecological Management Program
Geotechnical Boring operations continue at various locations
Geotechnical Boring operations continue at various locations
A TZC Geotechnical Engineer reviews soil and core samples from the bottom of the Hudson River
A TZC Geotechnical Engineer reviews soil and core samples from the bottom of the Hudson River
Crew boats make frequent trips around the project site
Sturgeon monitoring devices are placed in the river as part of the Ecological Management Program
TZC’s Environmental engineers install the first of several environmental monitors for the New NY Bridge project
TZC’s Environmental engineers install the first of several environmental monitors for the New NY Bridge project
First barge for the geotechnical testing arrives on site March 2013
First barge for the geotechnical testing arrives on site March 2013
New NY Bridge Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Forum held February 14 2013.
New NY Bridge Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Forum held February 14 2013.
New NY Bridge Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Forum held February 14 2013.
New NY Bridge Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Forum held February 14 2013.
February 4, 2013 - Project kickoff meeting February 2013
February 4, 2013 - Project kickoff meeting February 2013
February 4, 2013 - Project kickoff meeting February 2013
February 4, 2013 - Project kickoff meeting February 2013
February 4, 2013 - Project kickoff meeting February 2013
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