Notable Projects

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• Major Mobility Investment Program: The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is making a fifteen year investment in the state’s transportation network to deliver projects that will meet a community need and deliver positive benefits to drivers.
• Transportation Investment Act of 2010: Luster is overseeing the Georgia Department of Transportation’s statewide transportation program in 46 Georgia counties
• District 6: . Projects include roadway widening, resurfacing, new construction, bridge replacement, bridge rehabilitation, traffic signals, intelligent transportation systems, safety operational improvements, and concrete pavement in the Greater Atlanta Area.

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• The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority), is responsible for planning, designing, building and operation of the nation’s first high-speed rail system. The $110 Billion California high-speed rail will connect the mega-regions of the state, contribute to economic development and a cleaner environment, create jobs, and preserve agricultural and protected lands.

• Luster is delivering strategic consulting services, helping stand up the PMO office, ISO 9001:2015 based quality management services, program controls, infrastructure delivery personnel to include program directors and managers, change control advisors overseeing the work of design-build teams.

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• New York - New Jersey Port Authority: JFK Airport serves as the international gateway to the State of New York and to the nation, welcoming more international passengers to the United States than any other airport in the nation. The 2017 JFK Vision Plan guides and coordinates the redevelopment in order to modernize and revitalize the facility into a 21st century airport in a manner that maximizes job creation and economic opportunities for the New York metropolitan region.

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• Headquarters: The 175-acre Park, which is more than a mile around, also includes a visitor centre, with a Store and café open to the public. That's in addition to a 100,000-square-foot fitness centre for employees, 300,000 square feet of secure research and development facilities, and two miles of walking and running paths for employees, underground parking plus an orchard, meadow and pond.

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• SF General Hospital: The new nine-story, seismically safe, acute care hospital is a warm, healing environment with private patient rooms, abundant natural light and a sunny roof-top garden. Award-winning design and the latest technology are being combined to provide the best possible patient care.

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• Telecommunications: Luster provided program, project, and construction management services for a Worldwide Telecommucations firm headquartered in the US. Luster was responsible for the management of design and construction of building-related projects (e.g., infrastructure upgrades and/or building additions) for the firm’s maintenacne facilities, data and switch centers, and Class A office space in various parts of the country.

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-Johnson Space Control Center: Luster handles various Construction Management responsibilities for NASA/Johnson Space Center/FMOD, which includes but is not limited to – construction milestone tracking; maintenance and repair concerns; management of design engineers, contractors, utility plant workers, and other staff, ensuring overall optimum operation of facility.

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-SH288 Toll Lanes and SH99 Grand Parkway Program: TxDOT oversees significant regional projects with large capital outlays, numerous project partners and stakeholders, complex phasing and staging, and implementation over several years. These are typically the largest and most complex transportation projects underway in Texas. Projects assigned to our GEC team include the SH 288 Toll Lanes Project and the SH 99 Grand Parkway Seg-ments H&I Project.

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-FEMA Public Assistance Program: In the past seventeen years, Luster personnel have responded to events in Louisiana, Puerto Rico, California, Texas, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, and New York. These events have included Hurricanes Katrina, Ike, and Gustav, and Super Storm Sandy.

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• International Terminal: The Atlanta airport is one of the busiest in the world in terms of passenger traffic and international flight movements. The terminal features a new customs and border protection (CBP) inspection station, two new parking facilities with 3,500 spaces, plus eight security checkpoint lanes for inter-national departing passengers and five security recheck lanes for domestic connecting passengers
• Inbound & Outbound Roads: The Inbounds project completely reconstructs the entire the inbound roadway network for the world’s busiest airport. The work includes multiple new grade separation bridges, concrete pavement, barrier walls, earthwork, retaining walls, roadway lighting and new directional signage. All work is critically staged to maintain continuous unimpeded access to all terminals, parking areas and airport facilities.