Tully Construction Company is one of the nation's largest privately held construction firms with more than eight decades of industry experience and a heritage dating back to the early 1920s when founders Tully and DiNapoli established themselves as a major force in general contracting. The company maintains a comprehensive portfolio of construction... expertise spanning dam and reservoir projects, environmental remediation, large utility infrastructure, highway and bridge construction, airport development, transit systems, site work, disaster recovery, and treatment plant facilities. Beyond traditional construction services, Tully Construction operates complementary business lines including asphalt plants, quarries, waste transfer stations, and recycling facilities, enabling integrated project delivery and resource optimization. Headquartered and family-owned by the Tully family through its third generation of management, the company has demonstrated consistent growth since 1988 and is recognized for combining safety, quality, and productivity across all operations. The organization's competitive advantages rest on significant financial strength, substantial bonding capacity, and a young, aggressive management team composed of industry veterans who apply cost-effective and timely execution methodologies to each project. Tully Construction's historical track record includes participation in landmark infrastructure projects such as the Triborough Bridge, World's Fair facilities, Grand Central Parkway, Garden State Parkway, New Jersey Turnpike, Cross Bronx Expressway, Southern State Parkway, Long Island Expressway, Idlewild/Kennedy Airport, LaGuardia Airport, Whitestone Bridge, and the World Trade Center foundation, demonstrating the firm's capability to deliver complex, high-profile projects. The company's success is built on ingenuity, superior workmanship, and competitive pricing, positioning Tully Construction as a reliable partner for public and private sector clients requiring experienced, well-capitalized ...Read More