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Hill Bags Two Parks and Recreational Facility Construction Contracts in New York

Jun 24 2010

Hill International (NYSE:HIL), the global leader in managing construction risk, announced today that it has been awarded two major contracts by the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation (DPR).

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The two contracts, which have a total estimated value to Hill of approximately $10.0 million, include:

  • A $6.0 million contract to provide construction project management services in connection with major construction and reconstruction projects totaling $100 million in value; and
  • A $4.0 million contract to provide as-needed construction project management services in connection with various construction and reconstruction projects of less than $3 million in value.

"We are very excited about being awarded these contracts by DPR," said D. Clarke Pile, P.E., Hill's Senior Vice President and New York Regional Manager.  "We look forward to helping them continue to improve the quality of the city's parks and recreational facilities," Pile added.

Source: http://www.hillintl.com/

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