MTA-LIRR Penn Station Platform and Stair Improvements
New York, N.Y.
Project Value:
$20M
Start & End Dates:
2021 – Present
PP#: 2020-1077
Reference:
Mr. Genaro Salierno, AIA,
CDT, CSI, LEED AP BB+C
Senior Architect /Project
Manager
JACOBS
Tel 2: 973.619.2198
E: Genaro.salierno@jacobs.com
The MTA Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Penn Station Concourse and
Platform improvements Project focuses on modernizing and enhancing
passenger circulation, accessibility, and overall functionality at one of the
busiest rail hubs in the United States. The project includes the
refurbishment and replacement of platform stairs, along with platform
level improvements designed to improve safety, passenger flow, and
operational efficiency within Penn Station. As a critical gateway for LIRR
commuters traveling between Long Island and Manhattan, these
upgrades support the station’s ability to accommodate high passenger
volumes while improving reliability and the overall commuter experience.
In addition to the platform and stair improvements, the LIRR Concourse
Project incorporates significant ADA accessibility upgrades, including the
construction of a new elevator entrance and the replacement of four
existing elevators to improve access between concourse and platform
levels. The project also enhances the station environment through
widened corridors, higher ceilings, improved lighting and airflow, and
upgraded retail areas, creating a more open, comfortable, and efficient
transit space for passengers using Penn Station.
PACO SERVICES
01. Cost estimating
02. Preparation of Engineer’s Opinion of Probable Construction Cost (EOPCC) at the 100% construction documents level
03. Cost analysis for platform stair refurbishment and replacement
04. Cost estimating support for platform-level improvements and ADA accessibility upgrades
05. Construction cost evaluation for concourse modernization elements (elevators, corridor widening, lighting, and ventilation improvements)