Rich leads PMA’s New York and New Jersey offices with extensive experience in the construction industry. He has expertise in all aspects of construction with emphasis on estimating, scheduling, and contract administration. Rich has provided construction management advice to a variety of public and private sector clients, and he has served as the deputy director of claims and changes on what has been called the largest, most complex highway construction effort in the United States. His experience covers power plants, cogeneration plants, transportation, hazardous waste, and architectural projects. Rich has authored papers on construction management and has lectured at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston.
Located in the heart of Manhattan’s Herald Square, the PMA New York office is just a short walk to a few of the city’s most famous attractions. The building is located next to all major subway lines and the staff at 1350 Broadway are invited to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade each year from the office windows. In the “city that never sleeps,” PMA New York began its professional journey in 1997 with a major transportation agency and grew substantially the following year when staff began providing services to a major port authority.
The PMA New York culture values diversity, inclusion, innovation, and collaboration. Professionals in this regional office come from many backgrounds and work continuously and collaboratively to provide innovative solutions to complex client problems. For the past 21 years, PMA New York has built a reputation as trusted advisors and provides the very best in scheduling, cost, risk, and claims management services for clients in transportation, utilities, water, pharmaceutical, and various other sectors.
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•Richard Martone
•Edward Whelan
•Deborah Palmer