SCHENECTADY — Schenectady broke ground on its $10 million pool project Wednesday in Central Park. Local and project officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony at the site of what will become the city’s new public pool. The project is expected to be completed at the end of this summer, said Schenectady
Jersen Construction Group is being honored by the APWA Capital Branch as the 2022 Project of the Year for its work on The Raw Water Intake Improvements Phase I project. The APWA Capital Branch has awarded Jersen Construction Group the 2022 Project of the Year in the Structural (Recategorized) (Less than
Jersen Construction Group has been awarded a $50M Student Dorm located at 1415 Washington Avenue in Albany. This 556 Bed facility will include covered parking and 4 story apartments. Jersen Construction Group has built a number of college dormitories in the Capital Region of New York. The former CrestHill
Construction Internship Experience Right at School Seniors Logan Ovitt and Joseph Camp are getting internship experience right here at Waterford-Halfmoon Junior/Senior High School. They’re learning metal stud construction by working alongside professionals on the district’s Capital Project. They are pictured here installing walls for the new locker rooms. Both teens are
Jersen Construction Group has completed our largest single contract dollar project to date. The $69M Shaker Place Rehabilitaton and Nursing Center in Colonie, NY. Owned by Albany County, Shaker Place has recently undergone an $80 million renovation project. Spanning 2017-2022, the project includes the addition of 77,000 square feet, and
North Carolina-based CREE Inc. is building a billion-dollar factory near the New York community of Utica. The Mohawk Valley Fab, currently the world’s largest #siliconcarbide device manufacturing facility, was selected for the Golden Shovel Project of the Year Award by Area Development Magazine. The annual Golden Shovel Awards recognize states for their achievements in attracting
Jersen Construction Group Promotes Christopher Lepkowski to VP of Operations Waterford, NY (July 20, 2021) After fifteen years of service with Jersen Construction Group, Chris has been promoted to Vice President of Operations. In this role, Chris will assist in the oversight of operations, finance, human resources, project teams and
The new Vassar Medical Center Patient Pavilion will offer increased access to advanced treatments in a healing environment unlike any other hospital in the mid-Hudson Valley. Vassar is investing half a billion dollars to build a 696,000-square-foot pavilion and renovate 14,000 square feet of existing space. Jersen performed the cast
By Gazette Staff Report | Photo Credits: STAN HUDY/DAILY GAZETTE SCHENECTADY – Work on Schenectady’s wastewater pump station near the Mohawk River in the Stockade continued Monday as the Jersen Construction Group of Waterford used two 47-meter concrete pumps to place 300-yards of concrete at the Stockade Neighborhood pump station
By Pete DeMola | December 18, 2020 SCHENECTADY — Cement trucks wound through the Stockade last week, making their way down North Ferry Street. The convoy of roughly 30 vehicles was headed to the site of the city’s new sewage pump station, the city’s largest ongoing infrastructure project — and one nearly a
SCHENECTADY — Schenectady broke ground on its $10 million pool project Wednesday in Central Park. Local and project officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony at the site of what will become the city’s new public pool. The project is expected to be completed at the end of this summer, said Schenectady
Jersen Construction Group is being honored by the APWA Capital Branch as the 2022 Project of the Year for its work on The Raw Water Intake Improvements Phase I project. The APWA Capital Branch has awarded Jersen Construction Group the 2022 Project of the Year in the Structural (Recategorized) (Less than
Jersen Construction Group has been awarded a $50M Student Dorm located at 1415 Washington Avenue in Albany. This 556 Bed facility will include covered parking and 4 story apartments. Jersen Construction Group has built a number of college dormitories in the Capital Region of New York. The former CrestHill
Construction Internship Experience Right at School Seniors Logan Ovitt and Joseph Camp are getting internship experience right here at Waterford-Halfmoon Junior/Senior High School. They’re learning metal stud construction by working alongside professionals on the district’s Capital Project. They are pictured here installing walls for the new locker rooms. Both teens are
Jersen Construction Group has completed our largest single contract dollar project to date. The $69M Shaker Place Rehabilitaton and Nursing Center in Colonie, NY. Owned by Albany County, Shaker Place has recently undergone an $80 million renovation project. Spanning 2017-2022, the project includes the addition of 77,000 square feet, and
North Carolina-based CREE Inc. is building a billion-dollar factory near the New York community of Utica. The Mohawk Valley Fab, currently the world’s largest #siliconcarbide device manufacturing facility, was selected for the Golden Shovel Project of the Year Award by Area Development Magazine. The annual Golden Shovel Awards recognize states for their achievements in attracting
Jersen Construction Group Promotes Christopher Lepkowski to VP of Operations Waterford, NY (July 20, 2021) After fifteen years of service with Jersen Construction Group, Chris has been promoted to Vice President of Operations. In this role, Chris will assist in the oversight of operations, finance, human resources, project teams and
The new Vassar Medical Center Patient Pavilion will offer increased access to advanced treatments in a healing environment unlike any other hospital in the mid-Hudson Valley. Vassar is investing half a billion dollars to build a 696,000-square-foot pavilion and renovate 14,000 square feet of existing space. Jersen performed the cast
By Gazette Staff Report | Photo Credits: STAN HUDY/DAILY GAZETTE SCHENECTADY – Work on Schenectady’s wastewater pump station near the Mohawk River in the Stockade continued Monday as the Jersen Construction Group of Waterford used two 47-meter concrete pumps to place 300-yards of concrete at the Stockade Neighborhood pump station
By Pete DeMola | December 18, 2020 SCHENECTADY — Cement trucks wound through the Stockade last week, making their way down North Ferry Street. The convoy of roughly 30 vehicles was headed to the site of the city’s new sewage pump station, the city’s largest ongoing infrastructure project — and one nearly a
