Vassar Medical Center Expansion in Poughkeepsie Area’s Largest Construction Project in 35+ Years
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – Forty Northeast Regional Council of Carpenters carpenters and pile drivers are now working on the construction of the new inpatient pavilion at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, New York. The $500-million expansion, which began in April 2017, is the largest construction project in more than 35 years in the city. When the project is completed in early 2019, the hospital will double in size and be the largest medical facility in the area.
The present stage of the project is the creation of the pavilion’s foundational concrete work using union carpenters and pile drivers. At the height of the project in early 2018, 100 carpenters are expected to work on the framing portion of the project.
The project is being contracted through a joint venture between general contractors Walsh Construction and Consigli Construction Company. Jersen Construction is conducting the concrete work and Schnabel Foundation Company is conducting the pile driving services. Key Construction and Kane Construction will provide the framing and interior systems work.
Posted January 2, 2018
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