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Sheepshead Bay Station: Accessible, Resilient, and Back in Service
Sheepshead Bay Station is officially back in service — a proud milestone for the community and another successful delivery for the Package 3 Design-Build team. As a key subcontractor to Halmar International, with Dewberry serving as Lead Designer in collaboration with the MTA, Forte Construction is proud to celebrate the completion of the final phase of work at this elevated station, originally constructed in 1916 and opened to the public in 1917. With the commissioning of el
6 days ago


EL 144 Brings Full Accessibility to 125th Street Station
We’re excited to celebrate another major accomplishment for our 19 Elevators Project, delivered in collaboration with the MTA and Lead Designer Goldman Copeland, with the official opening of Elevator 144 at the 125th Street Station. This achievement marks the 15th elevator placed into service under the project and represents an important step forward in expanding accessibility across the transit system. Delivered two months ahead of schedule, EL 144 connects the mezzanine and
Feb 4


Kings Highway Station Accessibility Project Continues to Advance
Work at Kings Highway Station continues to advance as this critical accessibility project reaches an important new phase. Forte Construction is proud to contribute as a subcontractor to the Package 3 Design-Build Team led by Halmar International, with Dewberry Engineers serving as Lead Designer, in collaboration with the MTA and NYC DOT. Following the successful completion of the project’s major structural scope of work, the team is now focused on system installation and stat
Jan 30


Staff Picked Charity Celebration
Last week, Forte/TAP. hosted its annual Staff Picked Charity celebration. This year, we welcomed the Thomas Cutinella Memorial Foundation and Argus Community to our headquarters. The employees who nominated them shared why each cause matters to them, and the organizations spoke about their work and the people behind it. Sharing those stories together served as a reminder that when support is personal, it is powerful. You can read more about the personal stories behind each no
Jan 28
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