Delivering New York’s Largest Transportation Projects For 70 years
Local Matters. With a staff of 300 professionals, we have one of the state’s largest and most talented local bridge and highway engineering teams all in New York. We have more New York-based project managers and engineers dedicated to bridge and roadway projects than anyone else in the region. This matters because we are here, this is our home, and we understand New York clients’ needs and challenges. Local projects get the leadership attention and resources they deserve.
Home Grown Talent. Our project management leaders have grown their careers within H&H. Having served as staff engineers, designers, and deputies, they have been mentored by leaders who have managed your projects for over 130 years. As your project staff has risen in their careers, our current leaders have risen with them. Local talent has long been the key to our success, growing with continuity and earned experience.
New York Project Management- A Legacy of Success
You have known and trusted our key Project Management Leaders for decades: William Nyman, PE; Bob Eslinger, PE; Dan Wan, PE; Ramon Recio, PE. You have worked with our senior leaders, including Sean Bluni, PE, Keith Griesing, PE, and David Tuckman, PE. It is time to highlight the next wave of H&H Project Management professionals. They have worked under the tutelage of Bill, Bob, Danny, and Ramon. They understand what it means to be a project manager for H&H. They know that H&H means Designed to Amaze and Engineered to Last®.
Continuing the Legacy –
Our Growing Leadership Team
Featured Projects
Our experience on New York’s major highways & bridges goes back to the early 1950s and the design of major original sections of the Grand Central Parkway, Cross Bronx Expressway, and Van Wyck Expressway. Since then, our multidisciplinary staff has delivered on a wide variety of New York inspection, planning, design, and construction projects of all sizes throughout the region, including some of the state’s largest and most complex projects.
Widening of the Van Wyck Expressway Between Kew Gardens Interchange and JFK Airport, Contract 2
