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Volume 25 - Number 71 February 15, 2021 Construction Bulletin Long Island, New York Long Island, New York Construction Bulletin is published weekly by ConstructConnect 3825 Edwards Drive, Suite 800,Cincinnati, OH 45209 800.424.3996 {{RCD-AD:[]:W[8.28],H[10.7800]}} DITCH THE PENCIL AND PAPER Perform accurate quantity takeoffs Collaborate in real-time Compare multiple revisions Eliminate project setup BUILD BETTER, FASTER ESTIMATES WITH CONSTRUCTCONNECT TAKEOFF Get started today! 888-976-2755 [email protected] www.constructconnect.com Construction Reports LONG That Make Sense ISLAND Construction Bulletin CONTENTS-BY PROJECT STATUS Contact Information Planning Section Page 4 CUSTOMER SUPPORT Projects being planned for future construction. Plans are currently being drawn up. Negotiations may be underway with general contractors. 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Long Island Construction Bulletin is [email protected] digitally published weekly by: ConstructConnect 3825 Edward Roads; Suite 800 Cincinnati, Ohio 45209 www.ConstructConnect.com Confidential Information for use by contract only. WELCOME TO THE RECENTLY RENOVATED CONSTRUCTCONNECT BULLETIN! ConstructConnect is proud to launch our you’ve come to depend upon in these pages — ConstructConnect Bulletin, which coincides just with a fresh look and new layout. with our expanding role as the leader in Our customer support team is eager to preconstruction technology. Once again, help you. Contact us at 1.877.422.8665 or we’ve combined the best resources — CMD [email protected] let us Bulletin, Construction Data and Construction know how we can help you be more successful. News — into a single bulletin to ensure you Thank you for your business, your confidence have everything you need to succeed. and your trust. You’ll find all the same great information that PLANNING INDEX Long Island, New York Construction ID# Project County, State Status Value ID# Project County, State Status Value 1005260278 Fleet Place Office Building Kings, NY $30,000,000 1005543275 North 1st Street Residential Building Kings, NY $15,000,000 1005790014 RFP - Design Services, Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Kings, NY $5,000,000 1005499487 Red Hook Community Farm Water Service ConstructionKings, NY $750,000 Viaduct Rehabilitation - New York City Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005806999 RFP Engineering - Design, Bridge Rehabilitation of Ft. Kings, NY $2,000,000 1005656228 Remsen Avenue Mixed-Use Development Kings, NY $20,000,000 Hamilton Pkwy 1005550164 Schaefer Street Residential Building Kings, NY $1,000,000 1005536517 Dutch Broadway Park Improvements - 41863 - Nassau Nassau, NY $225,000 1005499503 Shore Park and Parkway Path Construction - New YorkKings, NY $3,000,000 County City Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005538703 Elmont Road Traffic Safety Improvements and Nassau, NY $775,000 1001977605 South 3rd Street Condominiums Kings, NY $5,000,000 Streetscape - 62202 - Nassau County 1005046263 Steuben Street Commercial Development Brooklyn Kings, NY $10,000,000 1005537581 Kissam Lane and Glen Cove Avenue - 61128 - Nassau Nassau, NY $2,425,000 1005570653 The Pacific Park Complex Kings, NY $75,000,000 County 1005401549 Vanderbilt and Park Avenue Mixed-Use Development Kings, NY $28,000,000 1005522001 RFP - Building Design Services Nassau County Nassau, NY $34,300,000 1004878593 Wyckoff House Park Comfort Station Construction - NewKings, NY $5,000,000 Correctional Center Master Plan York City Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005435372 31st Street Mixed-Use / Queens Queens, NY $3,400,000 1005065103 AutoZone #6872 / Westbury Nassau, NY $1,500,000 1005806523 Bactolac Pharmaceutical Warehouse Manufacturing Suffolk, NY $10,000,000 1004566234 117th Street Multi-Residential Development Queens, NY $4,200,000 Facility 1004750576 144-49 Northern Boulevard Mixed-Use Development Queens, NY $50,000,000 1005807773 Benchmark Senior Living of Dix Hills Suffolk, NY $1,000,000 1005397045 218th Street Community Facility Space Queens, NY $7,000,000 1005344868 Circle M Beverage Addition Suffolk, NY $500,000 1004180608 23rd Street Mixed-Use Development Queens, NY $45,700,000 1005043331 Farmview Estates Suffolk, NY $13,000,000 1005093185 30th Street Multi-Residential Development Queens, NY $3,000,000 1005469891 Old Riverhead Road Office Expansion Suffolk, NY $2,700,000 1004983958 31st Street Mixed-Use Development Queens, NY $2,000,000 1005384525 Prime Storage / Westhampton Beach Suffolk, NY $2,000,000 1005818459 40th Road Mixed Use Building Queens, NY $16,000,000 1005808318 RFP Engineering - Construction Inspection, PM Bridge Suffolk, NY $2,000,000 1004578308 45th Drive Private School, Bayside, Queens Queens, NY $2,000,000 Repair, Suffolk County 1005635308 46th Street Mixed-Use Building Queens, NY $20,000,000 1005804778 RFP Engineering - Design, Guide Rail Rehabilitation Suffolk, NY $5,000,000 1005416712 4th Street Residential Subdivision Queens, NY $1,000,000 PLANNING INDEX 1005780036 RFQ engineering - Design Services, Merging of SunriseSuffolk, NY $2,000,000 1005314500 Archer Towers Queens, NY $286,000,000 Highway (NY 27) Oakdale 1005437950 Beach 108th Street Esplanade Reconstruction - New Queens, NY $3,000,000 1005344919 Rogers Avenue Residential Development Suffolk, NY $20,000,000 York City Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005294329 South Fork Wind Farm Suffolk, NY $2,000,000,00 1005436064 Captain Tilly Park Comfort Station Reconstruction - NewQueens, NY $3,000,000 0 York City Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005636215 Valero Service Station Renovation / East Quogue Suffolk, NY $400,000 1004613656 Crescent Street Mixed-Use Development Queens, NY $20,000,000 1005365739 55th Street Mixed-Use Building Kings, NY $8,000,000 1005414448 Education Development Queens, NY $13,400,000 1005820539 Atlantic Avenue Hotel / Brooklyn Kings, NY $9,300,000 1005436832 Flushing Meadows Corona Park Meadow Lake Queens, NY $5,000,000 1004829342 Baltic Street Mixed-Use Development Kings, NY $6,000,000 Northwest Area Reconstruction - New York City Parks 1005433724 Chester Street Mixed-Use Development / Brooklyn Kings, NY $60,000,000 and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005538754 Church Avenue Commercial Building Kings, NY $3,000,000 1005436834 Flushing Meadows Corona Park Synthetic Turf Fields 8Queens, NY $10,000,000 1005735442 Eastern Parkway Branch Library Addition Kings, NY $20,000,000 & 9 Reconstruction - New York City Parks and Recreation 1005673649 Emmons Avenue Mixed-Use Kings, NY $11,000,000 (NYCDPR) 1005630312 Flatbush Mixed-use Development Kings, NY $40,000,000 1005436846 Francis Lewis Park Plaza Reconstruction - New York CityQueens, NY $3,000,000 1005757944 Fourth Avenue Mixed-use Development / Sunset Park Kings, NY $45,000,000 Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1004902317 Franklin Street Office Building Kings, NY $30,000,000 1005437972 Rainey Park Picnic Grove, Basketball Court and Dog RunQueens, NY $10,000,000 1005544476 Grove Street Multi-Residential Development Kings, NY $1,000,000 Reconstruction - New York City Parks and Recreation 1004608998 Lenox Terrace Redevelopment Kings, NY $100,000,000 (NYCDPR) 1005686980 McDonald Avenue Mixed-use Development / Brooklyn Kings, NY $15,000,000 1005759214 Medgar Evers College Preparatory School - City Of NewKings, NY $25,000,000 York 1005815051 New York Avenue Residential Development / Brooklyn Kings, NY $6,000,000 1005089688 Project Commodore Kings, NY $426,000,000 1005545605 Waverly Avenue Residential Building Kings, NY $2,000,000 1005213305 Wilson Avenue Multi-Residential - Condominiums Kings, NY $1,650,302 Development - Bushwick, Brooklyn 1005782935 Amazon Last Mile Delivery Station / Syosset Nassau, NY $50,000,000 1002463264 Manhasset Crest Residential Development Nassau, NY $18,000,000 1005452534 221st Street Mixed-Use Development Queens, NY $23,000,000 1005443837 31st Avenue Residential Development Queens, NY $5,700,000 1005083982 31st Drive Residential Development Queens, NY $10,000,000 1004716137 54th Avenue Community and Educational Center Queens, NY $17,600,000 1004147451 685 Flushing Avenue Synagogue and Hotel Queens, NY $20,000,000 1005292133 90th Avenue Apartment Building Development Queens, NY $10,000,000 1005436066 Court Square Park Reconstruction - New York City ParksQueens, NY $5,000,000 and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005436838 Flushing Meadows Corona Park Willow Lake Outdoor Queens, NY $3,000,000 Classroom and Boardwalk Construction - New York City Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) 1005667101 Jamaica Avenue Mixed-Use Development / Queens Queens, NY $2,000,000 1005660777 Monastery / 90th St Queens, NY $3,500,000
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  • Top 10 Transit Questions

    Top 10 Transit Questions

    Hofstra University Top 10 Transit Questions 1. What Long Island Rail Road stations are near Hofstra University? The Hempstead and Mineola LIRR stations are both near Hofstra University. Hofstra provides shuttle service to and from both stations and campus. 2. What buses stop near Hofstra? Eight routes run by Nassau County Inter-County Express (NICE) serve Hofstra University. Following is a list of these routes and the communities served. Route Serving N16 Roosevelt Field, Garden City, Uniondale, Hempstead Transit Center, South Hempstead, Rockville Centre, Rockville Centre LIRR N27 Hempstead, Hempstead Transit Center, Roosevelt Field, Carle Place, East Williston, Albertson, Roslyn, East Hills, Greenvale, Glen Head, Sea Cliff, Glen Cove N43 Freeport, Roosevelt, Uniondale, Nassau Coliseum, Hofstra University, NCC, Roosevelt Field N48 Hempstead, Hempstead Transit Center, Uniondale, East Meadow, Levittown, Westbury, Hicksville N49 Hempstead, Hempstead Transit Center, Uniondale, East Meadow, Levittown, Westbury, Hicksville N70 Hempstead Transit Center, Hempstead, Uniondale, East Meadow, Levittown, Plainedge, Farmingdale N71 Hempstead Transit Center, Hempstead, Uniondale, East Meadow, Levittown, Plainedge, Farmingdale, Massapequa Park, Sunrise Mall N72 Hempstead Transit Center, Hempstead, Uniondale, East Meadow, Levittown, Plainedge, Farmingdale Hofstra University Top 10 Transit Questions 3. What fare options are available for LIRR and NICE Bus? Are there discounts available to college students? While there are no discounts available specifically for college students, the Ten Trip Off- Peak is LIRR’s best buy for off-peak travel to NYC. Save up to 15% off the price of 10 off-peak one-way fares. The MTA eTix mobile ticketing app can also be used to purchase LIRR tickets. Additional information is available at http://www.mta.info/mta-eTix-promo The NICE Bus cash fare is $2.75.