Fortunato Sons Contracting, Inc.

Fortunato Sons Contracting, Inc. is proud and thankful to be able to contribute in our own way to the important and life saving research going on at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory by doing the renovation work on the new Demerec Laboratory.

On October 11, 2017 the Police Officers and staff at the Nassau County Fourth Precinct moved into their brand new facility. The new Precinct building represents a tremendous upgrade from their past building and will enable them to complete their work at the highest level well into the future.

During the Spring of 2017, Fortunato Sons Contracting constructed a new bleacher section to close in the bowl at the north end of LaValle Stadium at Stony Brook University. This project was a fast track project, with the bleachers being substantially completed in time for spring commencement.

THANK YOU to the North Shore Art Guild who presented a $20,000 gift to the Stony Brook University Cancer Center to support the patient Art Therapy Program from ...the proceeds raised at the Artists United in the Fight Against Cancer, Through the Eyes of a Child, Art Show! Mac Titmus, president of The North Shore Art Guild, said they were extremely proud to be able to support this vital therapeutic program that provides relief from pain, fatigue, boredom and stress for both children and adult patients. Pictured L to R: Event sponsor, Barney Fortunato, Jr., President, Fortunato Sons Contracting, Inc.; Lynnellen Nielsen, NSAG Treasurer; Stephanie Condra, SBCC, Art Therapist; Christopher Alexander, VP, NSAG; Yusuf Hannun, MD, Director, Stony Brook Cancer Center; Mac Titmus, President, NSAG; Laura Hogan, MD, Director, Pediatric Oncology Survivorship Program; Marge Governale, Secretary, NSAG.

This project consisted of a complete gut renovation including the removal of the old pool and all of its appertanances (pumps, filters, piping), removal of a 90' long by 7' tall concrete beam (featured in video below) and the interior perimeter wall and window wall system. The facility required extensive sheeting and shoring to construct this complex inside the existing building envelope. From the roof structure to the deep end of the diving area was a span of approximately... 55'. This new NCAA Division I competition pool includes an elevated grandstand area as well as movable floor system in the shallow end to provide the University with hydrotherapy capabilities. The hydraulic floor system has the ability to move anywhere between 7' deep and level with the surrounding pool deck. The new state of the art mechanical system of heat exchangers and air handling units provide for heated pool water while maintaining the proper humidification and air temperatures. See more