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Construction is underway for the new Garfield Police Headquarters and Beach Electric Co. is proud to provide all electrical components as a subcontractor to General Contractor, Two Brothers Contracting.

Beach Electric Co. received the nearly $10 million contract from the joint venture Kiewit – Weeks – Massman to install electrical power distribution and power backup for both the East and West bound sides of the Goethals Bridge up to mid river.

Beach Electric Company, Inc. is ranked #24 on the ENR 2016 New York Top Specialty Contracting Firms List.

Beach Electric has just completed work on the Elliott Street Elementary School in the North Ward of Newark, NJ. This brand new school will house grades Pre-K through eighth with a total enrollment of 450. This 138,000 SF design / build project was funded by the New Jersey Schools Development Authority and was turned over to the city of Newark in December 2015.

Beach Electric is currently working on a project at the Delbarton School, an all-boys parochial school for grades 7-12, located in Morristown, NJ. With an enrollment of over 540 students, Delbarton is one of the foremost independent college preparatory schools in the country. The impressive 200 acre campus, with four academic buildings, a formal garden, science pavilion, library and fine arts center, is set in the hills of western New Jersey and has been educating young men since 1939.

Beach Electric Company, Inc. is currently working at American Dream Meadowlands (formerly Xanadu), the new retail and entertainment complex in East Rutherford, NJ. Under a contract from B&R Construction Services the work is being performed in two phases. Phase I includes the removal of existing underground utilities and Phase II involves the installation of temporary power.

Phelps Construction Group has awarded Beach Electric Company, Inc. a contract to perform the electrical installation in the new gymnasium at the TEAM Academy Charter School in Newark, NJ. The 6,500 SF addition to the existing school includes a lobby, gymnasium, restrooms, storage rooms and utility room.

We are proud to announce that in 2014, Beach Electric Company, Inc. is celebrating its 90th anniversary.

Beach Electric Company, Inc. has just completed the renovation of Tillet Hall on Rutgers University’s Livingston Campus. The $2,400,000 contract, spanning eight months, included electrical demolition and upgrades.

Beach Electric Company, Inc. has recently completed work on the Morehead Hall Renovation Project Phase 1 involving the expansion of the School of Communications and Media at Montclair State University.

Beach Electric Company, Inc. recently performed an electrical renovation and expansion of the Somerset County 911 Communications Center. Upgrades included the removal of an existing 300kw natural gas generator and replacement with a new generator of equal size installed on the penthouse level of the 4-story building.

Hall Construction Company, Inc. has recently awarded Beach Electric the electrical subcontracts for two new design/build schools for the New Jersey Schools Development Authority.

Beach Electric Co., Inc. was recently awarded a subcontract from IMC Construction to perform electrical work for the first phase of a new 350,000 square foot warehouse and office space. This project is located in Robbinsville, NJ at the Matrix Business Park at Exit 7A on the New Jersey Turnpike.

Along with Beach Electric, Railroad Construction’s Track and Civil Divisions were also contacted by several of our customers who needed assistance with clean-up efforts and help to rebuild their facilities as a result of damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Beach Electric Co., Inc. recently completed emergency repairs to the electrical system of the Legal Center, a Matrix Development Group property, in Newark, NJ.

Company at the T-Mobile site in Wayne N.J. to install a 6,000 Mega Watt Emergency Generator System. The system consisted of installing two 2-Megawatt Diesel Generators and an infrastructure duct bank for one future. A long with the generators a 6,000 Amp Synchronizing Switchboard was installed with two 3,000 Amp Automatic Maintenance Bypass Switches.

Beach Electric Company, Inc. is currently working for Benjamin R. Harvey Construction on the new North End Pavilion in Spring