Hudson Tunnel Project utility relocation phase more than 50% complete, GDC says
The Gateway Development Commission (GDC) announced at its recent Board meeting that the Tonnelle Avenue Bridge and Utility Relocation Project is more than 50 percent complete. The project reached its halfway point both on schedule and on budget, and is expected to conclude in 2025.
GDC broke ground on the Tonnelle Ave. Project in late 2023. This early works component of the Hudson Tunnel Project (HTP) is essential because it will create an access point for launching the Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) that will dig the underground portion on the New Jersey side of the new tunnel in 2026.
Construction of the Hudson Tunnel Project is projected to create 95,000 jobs and generate $19.6 billion in economic activity.
In a joint statement, Alicia Glen, New York GDC Commissioner and Co-Chair, Balpreet Grewal-Virk, New Jersey GDC Commissioner and Co-Chair, and Tony Coscia, GDC Amtrak Commissioner and Vice Chair, said, “The Tonnelle Ave. Project is a foundational element of the HTP. It will unlock the portal to the Palisades that will enable tunnel boring to begin and provide the main staging area that will be used for tunnel boring and surface alignment work in New Jersey. Reaching the halfway point of this critical project in just one year demonstrates our team’s expertise and our commitment to delivering the most urgent infrastructure project in the nation as quickly as possible.”
“We have made major progress since starting construction of the HTP last November, and the positive momentum propelling this project forward only continues to grow.,” added Patrick McCoy , GDC’s Acting CEO.
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