Seven of nine planned contract packages for NJ-NY rail megaproject will either be under construction or in procurement by end of the year, officials said.

Gateway Development Commission CEO Kris Kolluri plans to step down from the role in October.

Gateway Development Commission CEO said he would resign effective Aug. 16.

The Federal Transportation Administration informed Congress June 11 it would provide the remaining $6.88 billion needed for the controversial project.

Gateway Development Commission expects to award a contract worth more than $1 billion next year.

Now set to augment transportation construction projects underway across New York and New Jersey, officials are fast developing programs to expand infrastructure to meet climate change, resilience and sustainability needs, fueled by billions in more recent federal funding.

The piece of the project includes construction of a road bridge and utility relocation work to prepare the future rail right-of-way.

Key aspects of the $16.1B NJ-NYC Hudson Tunnel Project will be managed by Gateway's new chief technical officer.

The Federal Transit Administration OKed the NJ-NY crossing to advance to the engineering phase of its Capital Investment Grants program.

Three teams, comprising eight firms, were picked by Gateway Commission to submit proposals to serve as project delivery partner for the rail tunnel project between New York and New Jersey.