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Grant Engineering & Construction Group LLC (GECG) is a civil engineering and construction management firm headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, with satellite offices in St. Thomas and St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. Founded in 2007 and established since 2012, GECG delivers planning, design, and construction management services across residential and commercial development, disaster recovery, transportation, water, and wastewater markets. Licensed in eight states, GECG serves primary territories in New Jersey, New York City, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Practice leads cover transportation, municipal, water, disaster recovery, and site civil disciplines, supported by civil, structural, and construction management staff.
Brian GrantManaging Principal / Transportation Practice Lead
Wystan BenjaminDisaster Recovery Practice Lead / Region 3 Director
Orion JoynerMunicipal Practice Lead - Region 2
Dena Moore JohnsonMunicipal Practice Lead - Regions 2 & 7
Joseph Chinnery Jr.Site Civil Practice Lead / Design Project Manager
James E. CowleyWater Practice Lead / Design Project Manager
Residential · Multifamily Residential · Commercial · Government · Transportation · Highways & Roads · Water Supply · Wastewater · Stormwater & Flood Control
Jersey City, NJ · Water Supply
Construction inspection for installation of 1,370 ft of 12-inch water main, 480 ft of 20-inch water main, 9 fire hydrants, and water service connections to 70 houses on Ferry Street, Sherman Avenue, and Central Avenue.
Camden, NJ · Wastewater · Client: City of Camden
Daily onsite inspection and reporting for a $5.1 million program rehabilitating CSO regulator assemblies, tide gates, and chambers at 28 locations throughout Camden. GECG delivered daily progress reports to the contract operator (AWO&M, LLC) and the City of Camden as asset owner throughout the replacement and rehabilitation work.
St. Thomas, USVI · Residential · Client: Frenchman's View Condominium Association
Construction management for restoration of damaged Owner's units and common elements at Frenchman's View Condominium Association following hurricane Irma. Scope included roof repair, window replacement, and porch replacement. The 14-month project was completed in time for reoccupancy before the start of the next hurricane season.
Somerville, NJ · Highways & Roads · Client: Borough of Somerville
Reconstruction of a 1,000-foot residential access roadway on North Richards Avenue from Putnam Street to Adams Street, including storm drain upgrades, cross-section improvements, ADA-compliant ramp installation, and full-depth asphalt replacement of a 40-year-old pavement. Jointly funded by NJDOT and the Borough of Somerville.