GEI City of NY- Emergency Shoring & Stabilization of Existing Retaining Wall
Location:
New York, NY
Client:
Congregation Emanuel of the City of New York
Contract Value:
$1.9 Million
Project Dates:
November 2022 – June 2023
• Excavation/SOE/Foundation
• Mass Excavation
• Material Handling
• Sitework & Restoration
• Soil Stabilization
• Steel Erection
• Asphalt Milling & Reclamation
• Asphalt Paving
PROJECT OVERVIEW
This project involved the restoration of a 19th century retaining wall that failed during hurricane Ida. When the wall collapsed the graves and mausoleums washed out, and had to be secured on-site for placement behind the restored wall. Therefore, the scope included the handling of historic human remains separated by a retaining wall. Posillico also added structural support to remaining wall that did not fail.
WHAT MADE THIS JOB COMPLEX
This project involved the restoration of a 19th century retaining wall that failed during hurricane Ida. When the wall collapsed the graves and mausoleums washed out, and had to be secured on-site for placement behind the restored wall. Therefore, the scope included the handling of historic human remains separated by a retaining wall. Posillico also added structural support to remaining wall that did not fail.
HOW POSILLICO SOLVED IT
Posillico worked closely with all concerned parties to understand their needs and develop work plans to address all sensitive items of concern. Working directly with the design engineer unforseen issues were mitigated in real time to keep the project progressing on schedule. Additionally, the team set up extra site controls to accommodate for the weather and adjustments in the visitation schedule.
