Staff Augmentation for Senior Systems Engineer (Construction Estimating and Digital Systems) (STATE). Senior Systems Engineer to
support the Bridges & Tunnels Business Unit (“B&T BU”) to provide construction estimating and digital systems services for public infrastructure projects.
Westchester train facility integrated drainage and flood resilience project in the borough of the bronx. The work of this contract includes long-term flood mitigation and drainage improvement at westchester yard in the borough of the bronx. The scope of the work is summarized as follows: 1. Install perimeter flood wall, seepage cutoff wall and security fencing. 2. Security, access control and cctv systems for the new perimeter walls. 3. Provide drainage improvements to mitigate flooding. 4. Provide pumping improvements at circuit breaker houses (cbh). 5. Construct a new pumping facility. 6. Track, signal, traction power work to support drainage and perimeter flood protection work.
Seeking a Consultant to provide survey/inspection, design, procurement support, and construction phase support services for nineteen (19) design-bid-build projects on MTA/Metro-North Railroad property.
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MTA Bridges and Tunnels Committee Committee Meeting
Date: Sep 28, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee discussed several key topics, including public input on toll violation fee transparency and agency personnel transitions. Key reports were presented on the automated work zone speed enforcement program, traffic volume data, revenue performance, and collision reduction statistics for the summer months. The committee also reviewed enforcement operations concerning toll evasion and commercial vehicle compliance, and received a technical presentation on the ongoing tunnel washing maintenance program, which helps extend the functional life of critical infrastructure.
The board meeting featured a public comment session addressing diverse operational and accessibility concerns. Key topics included requests for improvements to paratransit services, restoration of unlimited fare options, and the need for greater transparency regarding toll violation fees. Public speakers also highlighted subway safety, reliability issues with bus services, and malfunctioning fare payment equipment. Additionally, there was a call for the procurement of environmentally friendly work locomotives and criticism regarding delays in accessibility construction projects at specific stations.
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Theresa Brennan MurphyActing Chief Administrative Officer - New York City Transit Authority
The committee meeting included public safety announcements followed by a public comment session. Key topics addressed by speakers included the streamlined enrollment process for the Fairfares program, requests for technical and policy upgrades to the Omni payment system including unlimited ride options, and criticisms of recent bus network redesigns. Additionally, multiple speakers advocated for increasing funding for Access-A-Ride and requested that the reservation deadline be extended from 5:00 p.m. to midnight to better accommodate riders' daily needs.
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