Capabilities

Tully Enviromental completed a $10.2M Brownfield Remediation for Con Edison in Manhattan. The remediation effort consisted of installing a perimeter foundation retaining/cutoff wall, excavate down to bedrock and dispose of the 19,000 tons of petroleum contaminated soil excavated, treat and disposal of 300K gallons of contaminated groundwater and cleanout and disposal of 26 underground storage tanks. Read More

In October of 2008, Tully Environmental Inc. was awarded the contract to restore the wetlands of the Alley Pond Park property in Douglaston, Queens, New York. Read More

Improvements to the southbound Van Wyck Expressway & Nassau Expressway Read More

The Nassau Expressway project in Queens NY ($59M contract value) includes reconstruction of roadway and seven bridge structures along the major access road into JFKIA. Read More

Thalle partnered with the Artis Group at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport, laying groundwork for construction of the 5th runway. Read More

Tully was awarded this contract in February of 2003 to reconstruct the Whitestone Expressway. This project encompassed the extensive interchange between the Whitestone Expressway and the Van Wyck Expressway which was repaired and modified, as well as replacement of the northbound superstructure over Flushing Creek. The Whitestone expressway was improved from Linden Place to the Whitestone Bridge, as well as to the Cross Island Parkway interchange under this contract as well. Read More

The Atlantic Rail Yard project is a joint venture between Tully Construction and Posillico. Previously, Tully Construction has worked with Posillico in completing Phases 1 & 2 for Forest City Ratner Companies and the Long Island Railroad. Phases 3 & 4 expand on the first two phases where the existing train storage yard for trains terminating at the Atlantic Rail Terminal were relocated down 30-feet from their original grade. Read More

This project will utilize braced slurry wall and secant pile technology to achieve excavations with depths up to 85’ for the future construction of the 2nd Avenue Subway 96th street station. The project requires full “storefront to storefront” reconstruction of 2nd Avenue between 95th and 99th streets while maintaining 4 lanes of traffic on precast decking and full access to all buildings throughout the 3.5 year contract term. Read More

This 25 million dollar project was for New York City DDC. The work in this 225,000 Sq-Ft project would entailed the total rehabilitation of the actual circle which was almost inaccessible to the public for decades and the reconstruction of the roadway around the circle for better traffic flow and to allow greater access to the circular plaza and fountain being given a total facelift all this while approximately 60,000 cars used the circle daily. Read More

Construction of Lenoir County Bridges #42 and #43, .445 miles of grading, drainage, paving, signals and structures. Read More