Transit Station Accessibility Program
Elevators and ramps at twelve stations that stay open to riders throughout construction.
- Owner
- Confidential
- Region
- U.S. Northeast
- Market
- Transportation
- Our role
- Integrated master schedule
- Size
- 12 stations
- Delivery
- CM/GC
- Duration
- 40 months
- Status
- In progress · 2026
What is at stake.
Each station needs track outages, power isolations and temporary passenger routes. Outages are scarce and shared with other programs. If a station misses its outage, it can wait months for the next one.
What we are doing.
Beck Franklin's role: integrated master schedule. We advise and measure; the contractor builds.
Master schedule
We built an integrated master schedule with every station and every planned outage.
Outage readiness
Each outage has a readiness checklist reviewed two weeks before: materials, crews, permits and inspections.
Station by station
Progress is reported station by station, so a problem at one does not hide in the program average.
Outage forecasting
We forecast outage needs a year ahead so the agency can request them early.
Where it stands.
On a transit program, the outage is the critical path. We plan around every one.
Transit scheduler, Beck Franklin
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