Rockland and Westchester Counties NY
Tappan Zee Constructors /New York State Thruway Authority

$21.86 MILLION 26,000 SF new highway maintenance facility, to be used for the new three-mile Tappan Zee River crossing, consisting of automotive repair bays, lifts and cranes, trade shops, locker and shower rooms, administrative offices, parking facilities, utility distribution and underground stormwater management structures. This new facility provides a permanent home for the highway workers, mechanics, technicians, administrators, security officers and superintendents who maintain the New NY Bridge and surrounding Thruway Authority infrastructure. December 2019 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor for Tappan Zee Constructors PHOTOS rendering ©New York State Thruway Authority

New York Stations

HARLEM LINE

$5.8 MILLION Construct new passenger platforms, stairs and elevators at 10 stations from the Valhalla Station to the Brewster Station on the Harlem Line. The stations were constructed as part of the electrification of the tracks north of the North White Plains Station. April 1984 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor

NEW HAVEN LINE
Michael Baker Engineering, Inc.

$21.5 MILLION Concrete and structural repairs to 6 New York stations: Mount Vernon East, Pelham, New Rochelle, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Harrison. Rehabilitation of overpasses and underpasses, platforms, stairs, and ramps. Installation of Station Communication Node Houses, variable messaging signage (VMS), tactile warning strips, new lighting, benches, and bicycle racks. Limited extensions of platform canopies, new metal roofing, and installation of fall protection. July 2014 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©Brennan Photo

Bronx NY
Mitchell/Giurgola Architects

$16 MILLION New 48,000 SF Nolen Glasshouses for Living Collections facility: includes three glass and steel framed structures creating eight separately controlled plant environments; adjacent masonry and steel building houses conference rooms, offices and utilities. This is currently the largest and most technologically advanced display and research greenhouse in the United States. March 2005 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©Robert Benson Photography

Westchester County NY
CUH2A /Architect

$4 MILLION New 6000 SF state-of-the-art vivarium for breeding, birthing and production, with offices and support services, and with full-time redundancy on all environmental systems and controls. January 2003 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©Alan Orling Photography

Tarrytown, New York
Eliot Soffes Architect PC

$365 THOUSAND Renovation of laboratory space within an occupied facility. 1999 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©Peter Mauss /Esto

Tarrytown NY

$825 THOUSAND Renovations to the bone laboratory, angiogenesis, hot room, pilot plant, offices, and other related spaces within an occupied facility. 1998 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©Peter Mauss /Esto

New York NY
Eliot Soffes Architect PC

$1.4 MILLION New Laboratory Space. New 11,000 SF research and development facility with laboratory casework and equipment, viral assay rooms, library, offices, plus a reception/hospitality area with bamboo flooring, serpentine glass/rice partitions and other custom features at the Audubon Center building, an occupied science facility. 1997 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©James R. Morse

Tarrytown NY
Clestra Cleanroom Technology /Architect

$5.1 MILLION Fast-track planning, design and construction of a new 4000 SF class-100 cleanroom pilot plant for the manufacture of a test drug. The cleanroom components were prefabricated off-site and assembled within an existing structure, which was modified with subslab piping, steam, water injection, gas, HVAC, emergency generator and cold rooms. January 1992 ANDRON SERVICES Construction Management PHOTOS ©Peter Mauss /Esto

Tarrytown NY

$1.7 MILLION Complete interior construction of a 12,000 SF biotechnology laboratory. The project required demolition down to the concrete slab and out to the four walls, installation of high capacity mechanical and electrical systems for the laboratory use, then finishing with new walls, new floors and ceilings, and custom cabinetry. The result was an attractive and efficient working environment, completed on time and within budget. 1990 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©Peter Mauss /Esto

Brewster NY
Seelye, Stevenson, Value & Knecht /Architect

$13 MILLION Train Maintenance & Car Wash Building. New 40,000 SF building that contains specialized maintenance equipment with tracks, train hoists, turntables and automatic car washing equipment. This building is the major maintenance depot for Metro-North. Andron was the general trades contractor, under a Wicks Law procurement model, and also had contractual responsibility to schedule, coordinate and direct the work of the hvac, plumbing and electrical trades. April 1987 ANDRON SERVICES General Contractor PHOTOS ©Esto