Halcrow has been awarded consecutive, annual, open-ended, multi-task contracts by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's Quality Assurance Division for more than a decade. The work of the contract consists of performing above water and underwater condition surveys and preparing Condition Survey Reports for specified waterfront installations.

These reports outline the condition of the facilities at the time of inspection, identify deficiencies which may present a hazard to personnel or the environment, and include recommendations and cost estimates for correcting such deficiencies. In many cases, the inspection projects have continued to the design stage, where Halcrow has been responsible for the design of repairs to piers, wharves, bulkheads, buildings, bridges, and other miscellaneous structures.

To date, some of the notable Halcrow assignments under these contracts have included:

	Upgrade of Howland Hook Container Terminal
	Inspection/evaluation of 230,000 sq ft Brooklyn Pier 12 and adjacent 700 ft seawall
	Inspection/evaluation of the relieving platform-type seawall that constitutes the wharf for fifty-seven ship berths at Port Elizabeth and Port Newark
	Inspection/evaluation of the runway extensions at La Guardia Airport
	Inspection/evaluation of the downtown Manhattan Heliport Pier
	Design of repairs to Port Elizabeth Berths 50-76
	Inspection/evaluation of Piers 6, 7, and 8 in Brooklyn
	Design of repairs to Pier 8 in Brooklyn
	Inspection/evaluation of Pier 40 in Manhattan
	Inspection/evaluation of the Auto Marine Terminal
	Design of bulkhead repairs for Brooklyn Piers 1, 3, and 5