At 40 West 137th Street, a major addition to Harlem and NYC’s public health infrastructure is taking shape. The NYC Public Health Laboratory, connected to Harlem Hospital, will support vital research and public health initiatives. This project is brought to life thanks to the expertise of union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters.

Since our last update, skilled teams have joined the effort, contributing to key areas like interior commercial work and custom woodworking. Their dedication and attention to detail will ensure this lab becomes a cornerstone of innovation and public health for years.

American Pile And Foundation, LLC

American Wood Installers

Commodore Maintenance Corporation

Construction Specialties Installations

Curtis Partition Corp.

JD Traditional Industries

Modernfold/Styles, Inc.

MPS Plastic Wall Products

Nets That Work Company

Pristine Services, Inc.

SDK Associates

Sloan & Company

Urban Foundation/Engineering, LLC

Workplace Installation Group, LLC

Construction is progressing on the 19-story senior housing facility at 570 Washington St. The project, built by union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters, includes 169 residences under the Affordable Independent Residences for Seniors (AIRS) program, which provides affordable housing options for senior citizens. The ground floor will feature retail spaces, designed for the convenience of residents and the surrounding community. Union carpenters and contractors are crucial in creating essential structures for our senior community, consistently delivering exceptional craftsmanship and dependability on every project.

Commodore Construction Corporation
Exterior Wall & Building Consultants, Inc.
Nets that Work Company
Universal Builders Supply
Winco Corporation
Woodworks Construction Co., Inc.

Construction is progressing at 270 Park Avenue, the future global headquarters of JPMorgan Chase. Built by union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters, this 60-story skyscraper highlights exceptional craftsmanship.

Carpenters from multiple trades, including Concrete Superstructures, Interior Systems, Architectural Woodwork, Floor Covering, and Hoisting & Scaffolding, have played key roles in its construction. Now topped out, the project showcases the skill and dedication union carpenters and contractors bring to every project in New York City.

Anchormen Construction, LLC
ARI Products, Inc.
Certified Interiors, Inc.
Certified Installation Service
CNZ Contracting, Inc.
Commodore Construction Corporation
Commodore Maintenance Corp
Component Assembly Systems
Construction Specialties Installations
Consolidated Flooring, LLC
Cooper Plastering Corporation
Cord Contracting Co. Inc.
Donaldson Interiors Inc.
Elite Flooring LLC
Eurotech Construction Corp
Hailey Insulation Corp.
Insulation Contractors, Inc.
Jacobson & Company, Inc.
John Civetta & Sons, Inc.
Mistral Architectural Metal + Glass, Inc.
Modernfold/Styles Inc.
Nets That Work Company
Nicholson Corp.
Office Partitions Inc.
Roger & Sons Concrete, Inc.
Safway Atlantic
Starr Industries LLC
Wood Pro 2 Installers Incorporated
X-Cell Insulation Corp.

The new and highly anticipated soccer stadium for the NYCFC team officially broke ground this past week. It will become an excellent example of craftsmanship and collaboration, as this will be built with the expertise of union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters. This state-of-the-art facility will be 100% union-made, highlighting the craftsmanship our union members bring to every project. 

BAMCO
Mayrich Construction Corp.
New York Concrete Corp.

The Battery Coastal Resilience project is taking shape, thanks to union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters. This critical effort will protect and revitalize The Battery, a historic 25-acre park located at the tip of Manhattan, in response to the growing threats of climate change and rising sea levels. The project features a newly constructed seawall, a pile-supported waterfront esplanade, drainage improvements, and sustainable design elements. Trusted union contractors Walsh Construction, D’Annunzio & Sons, and American Pile and Foundation are executing the work in carefully planned phases to minimize disruptions. Completion is expected in 2026.

Walsh Construction Company
D’Annunzio & Sons, Inc.
American Pile and Foundation, LLC

Progress continues at 22 Vanderbilt, with union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters delivering interior work and floor covering for numerous notable companies. Current projects include spaces for TD Securities, TD Bank, Alti Tiedemann, Sciami, Duane Morris, Morning Consult, and Joele Frank. Across the 29-story building, interior commercial renovations are enhancing workplaces and ensuring smooth operations for those working within. Union carpenters and contractors are key to maintaining and upgrading facilities, bringing unparalleled reliability and craftsmanship to each project.

365 Space Solutions, Inc.

All City Install, Inc.

AL-Lee Installations, Inc.

Consolidated Flooring LLC

Glenwood Management Services:

Godsell Construction Corp.

GVB Installations, Inc.

Humboldt Woodworking Installations, Inc.

International Blind Contractors

Metro Flooring Services, Inc.

Mistral Architectural Metal + Glass, Inc.

Prime Build Works, LLC

R&J Installations

Rivco Construction, LLC

Techno Acoustics Holdings, LLC

Twenty-Four 7 Contracting

Construction is progressing rapidly at 80 Clarkson Street in the West Village, showcasing the efficiency and effectiveness of union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters. With 37- and 45-story towers taking shape, this $1.25 billion project will provide over 100 condos, 37,000 square feet of retail space, and ample parking. This notable addition to the skyline, once complete, will exemplify the superior craftsmanship that union carpenters and contractors bring to every job across New York City.

Component Assembly Systems, Inc.

Sorbara Construction Corp.

Universal Builders Supply

Winco Corporation

Construction at John F. Kennedy International Airport is advancing rapidly, thanks to the expertise of union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters. The $19 billion union-built transportation hub will significantly enhance the travel experience for all visitors, boasting new, cutting-edge facilities. Key initiatives include the development of Terminal One and Terminal Six which will usher JFK into a new era of travel excellence. Every facet of this ambitious project reflects the unwavering commitment and diligence of union contractors and carpenters, ultimately establishing JFK as the premier gateway to New York City.

Akela Contracting, LLC
American Pile and Foundation, LLC
Atlas Concrete Corp.
Bond Civil & Utility Const., Inc.
Bove Industries, Inc.
Brickens Construction, Inc.
Certified Interiors, Inc.
Commodore Maintenance Corporation
Component Assembly Systems, Inc.
Consolidated Flooring
Cord Contracting Co., Inc.
Creative Construction Services Corp.
Custom Design Innovations, LLC
Curtis Partition Corp.
Dave Osborne Construction Contracting, Inc.
Eco Specialties, LLC
El Sol Contracting & Construction Corp.
Infinite Glass And Metal Inc.
Integrity Installation
IPC Lydon
Jacobson & Company, Inc.
J. Anthony Equipment Co.
Jonathan Metal & Glass Limited
Keller North America, Inc.
Lafayette Glass Company Inc.
Level 5 Construction, Inc.
Linear Contracting, Inc.
MGM Flooring, Inc.
Metro Furniture Delivery Ltd
Modernfold/Styles, Inc.
Naji Enterprises Incorporated
Navillus Contracting, Inc.
Oliveira Contracting
Pabco Construction
Peter Scalamandre & Sons, Inc.
Posillico Civil, Inc.
Prime Contracting Corp.
Prima Paving Corp.
Quality Modular Services, LLC
Roger & Sons Concrete, Inc.
Royal Interior Finisher Corp.
Safway Atlantic
Samap U.S.A. Corp.
Simpson & Brown, Inc.
Summit Building Services, LLC
Tri-State Civil Construction, LLC
V.A.L. Floors, Inc.
Western Industrial Contractors
X-Cell Insulation Corp.
York Scaffold Equipment Corp.

New York’s New Gateway: The Overhaul of John F. Kennedy International Airport

The Victoria and Lloyd Goldman Health Care Pavilion at 1345 Third Avenue on the Upper East Side is nearly topped out. Thanks to union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters, the 200,000-square-foot cancer care center will help those battling the disease in a modernized care facility. The upgraded healthcare center (formerly the Northwell Medical Pavilion) will host a multitude of services including imaging and lab testing, a sleep study center, cardiac care, and much more. This vital facility for cancer patients underscores the crucial expertise and safety standards that union contractors and carpenters provide to our community.

Civetta/Cousins Jv, LLC
Cross Country Construction, LLC
Island Acoustics
Nets That Work Company
Safway Atlantic
SY-Bee Contracting Company
Woodworks Construction Co., Inc

We are happy to highlight Starbucks this week as one of the many companies that utilize union construction labor throughout New York City for the interior work of new and existing locations. When customers walk through Starbucks’ doors, they see the expertly done work by union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters. The superior craftsmanship of these union contractors and carpenters at these locations includes interior commercial renovations, floor coverings, custom woodworking, and much more. Starbucks understands the importance of the expertise that union contractors and carpenters bring to help these companies flourish.

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Renovations are progressing at the historic Waldorf Astoria at 301 Park Avenue. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters have been executing large-scale renovations for this important landmark, creating a much-improved experience for guests and soon-to-be residents. The expert renovations include overhauling the grand ballroom, providing interior work throughout most of the hotel, and installing a new swimming pool. The most recent addition to the Waldorf is the creation of luxury apartments for those looking for an extended stay in this beautifully crafted building. The dedication and prowess of union contractors and carpenters are certainly on full display for all of New York City at this iconic building.

Andersen Interior Contracting
Component Assembly Systems, Inc.
Construction Specialties Installations, LLC
Elite Flooring, LLC
Empire Arch Metal & Glass Corp.
Eurotech Construction
Evergreene Architectural Arts
Exterior Wall & Building Consultants, Inc.
Gem Roofing & Waterproofing
Insulation Contractors, Inc.
Interstate Drywall Corporation
L.I.F Industries, Inc.
Long Island Concrete, Inc.
Mistral Architectural Metal + Glass, Inc.
Navillus Contracting, Inc.
Northern Bay Contractors Inc
Platform Solutions, Inc.
R&J Construction Corp.
Safway Atlantic
Universal Builders Supply

Union carpenters and contractors have been diligently repairing and replacing rails and columns on the historic 130-year-old MTA Park Avenue viaduct. This structure is essential for most Metro-North trains, including the Harlem, New Haven, and Hudson lines. The MTA relies on the skilled labor of union contractors and carpenters from the New York City District Council of Carpenters to ensure the safety and reliability of the tracks.

Halmar International is spearheading the creation of new footings and concrete columns, while Railworks Transit is installing the mechanisms and components onto the precast slabs to modernize the aging rails. Their unwavering dedication ensures that Metro-North can replace its aging infrastructure, resulting in a more reliable service for all passengers.

Halmar International

Railworks Transit