CASE STUDY:
Power & Lighting
Renovation
J.P. Cullen & Sons
45,375 sq. ft.
Milwaukee, WI
Perform the demolition and reconstruction of a train station without interrupting the daily train schedule.
Roman employees took railroad construction safety training, eRail, which enabled all workers to be aware of the safety hazards involved at an operating train station.
Dan Wargolet, Project Manager, J.P. Cullen & Sons
Improvements included a truss roof with skylights, a mezzanine spanning all five of the station's tracks, three raised boarding platforms, a renovated passenger tunnel, new stairs and escalators, elevators, ventilation systems, lighting and signage, and a state-of-the-art sound system to help passengers with hearing aids listen to announcements. More than 1.3 million passengers use the train station each year. They also connect to Greyhound and other bus services, as well as taxis. The $22 million, 18-month long project offers a rebuilt concourse for passengers and freight to and from Chicago, Minneapolis and other cities.