Westchester County recognized by New York League of Conservation Voters for commitment to sustainable transportation. Published: 30 October 2026 County Honored for Modernizing Bee-Line Bus System With 116 New Hybrid-Electric Buses Westchester County was honored by the New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) at its 2026 Westchester Cocktail Party, for its continued investment in cleaner public transportation and efforts to modernize the Bee-Line Bus System. Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins accepted the recognition at the event, held at HudCo in Dobbs Ferry. The honor comes following the County's September announcement of 116 new hybrid-electric buses that will replace the remaining diesel-powered buses in the Bee-Line fleet. The new vehicles represent a major step in the County's efforts to reduce emissions and provide residents with a more reliable and environmentally friendly public transportation system. Jenkins said: "We are grateful to the New York League of Conservation Voters for recognizing the work we're doing to make Westchester a cleaner and healthier place to live. Our investment in 116 new hybrid-electric buses reflects our commitment to improving the services residents depend on while reducing our impact on the environment. This is an important achievement for our County, and I want to thank Liberty Lines, STV and everyone who helped make it possible." Westchester County Director of Energy Conservation and Sustainability Pete L. McCartt said: "This is yet another example of our commitment to sustainable transportation. With the exorbitant and increasingly unpredictable costs of diesel fuel, these highly fuel-efficient electric hybrid buses simply make good economic sense. Westchester County is leading the way in the electrification of our entire fleet, not just our buses. In addition, we are expanding EV charging infrastructure in County parking facilities while also helping municipalities bring public EV charging stations to their streets and parking lots. Together, these initiatives demonstrate our commitment to a more sustainable and energy-efficient transportation future." New York League of Conservation Voters President Julie Tighe said: "The New York League of Conservation Voters is proud to honor Westchester County at our 2026 Westchester Cocktail Party, and we applaud County Executive Ken Jenkins for his strong environmental leadership. Achieving our climate goals and improving public health requires investing in cleaner, more sustainable transportation, and Westchester County, in partnership with Liberty Lines Transportation and STV, is helping lead the way. By modernizing and electrifying the Bee-Line bus fleet, this partnership is reducing emissions, improving air quality, and building a cleaner transportation future for Westchester residents." Westchester County was honored alongside Liberty Lines and STV, longtime partners in the County's Bee-Line fleet modernization efforts. The NYLCV Westchester Cocktail Party recognizes organizations and leaders making contributions to environmental protection and sustainability throughout the region. The new hybrid-electric buses build on Westchester County's ongoing investments in public transportation and its commitment to sustainability and protecting residents' health and well-being.

STV selected to guide delivery of new NYU Langone ambulatory surgery center in West Palm Beach. Published October 28, 2026 New eight-story facility will expand access to outpatient care for up to 150,000 patients annually. MIAMI, FL - STV has been selected by NYU Langone Health to provide owner's project management (OPM) services for its new ambulatory surgery center in West Palm Beach, advancing the health system's expansion of outpatient care in South Florida. The eight-story facility will include approximately 181,000 square feet of clinical space, with capacity for 50 physicians and up to 150,000 patient visits annually. As OPM, STV will provide the complete lifecycle delivery of healthcare construction services from budgeting, design and construction management through activation, aligning clinical, facilities, construction and technology teams to support a seamless opening. "Outpatient facilities are reshaping how health systems expand access and deliver specialized care closer to patients," said David Kelly, MHA, vice president and healthcare practice leader for the program management and construction management (PM/CM) group at STV. "Coordinating clinical, operational and construction priorities early helps position facilities like this to scale effectively as demand grows." The West Palm Beach facility will offer a range of primary and specialty services including imaging, ambulatory surgery, endoscopy and physical therapy. The project reflects continued investment in outpatient care as health systems expand access and respond to growing demand in high-growth markets across Florida and the Southeast. STV provides PM/CM services for healthcare clients nationwide, supporting hospitals, ambulatory facilities and campus expansions. The firm has delivered complex healthcare programs including the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital Tower, St. Joseph's Totowa Health Campus and UMass Memorial Health's standalone Emergency Department. About STV. STV is one of the top infrastructure-focused professional services firms in North America. Founded in 1912, STV advises, plans, designs, engineers and delivers the infrastructure that powers local economies, including transportation systems, buildings, water and other facilities. The company has more than 65 offices and 3,400 employees who reimagine the solutions and structures that connect its communities. The firm is ranked 32nd in Engineering News-Record's Top 500 Design Firms survey and is 10th in its transportation category. Learn more at stvinc.com.

STV delivers $2.55 billion United Terminal B transformation at Houston's IAH. Published October 27, 2026 Redevelopment adds 765,000 square feet and 22 new gates to United's Houston hub. HOUSTON, TX - STV today announced the opening of United Airlines' new Terminal B North Concourse, part of the $2.55 billion transformation at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), expanding capacity and modernizing the airline's Houston hub to accommodate long-term growth. STV, in partnership with AvAirPros, led delivery for United and Houston Airport System's program - one of North America's largest modernization efforts - while the airport remained operational. The program reimagined the original terminal and tripled its capacity, with 765,000 square feet of new facilities, 22 new gates capable of serving wide-body and narrow-body aircraft and enhanced technology to support the next generation of air travel. The redevelopment also introduces more passenger-focused amenities, including expanded retail offerings, improved baggage operations and a 54,000-square-foot United Club, the largest in its global network. "Modernizing a major airline hub requires tight stakeholder coordination and thousands of strategic decisions," said Joe Thompson, senior vice president and national aviation practice lead at STV. "Working alongside United, the Houston Airport System and project partners, we transformed one of the country's busiest gateways and created the adaptability this terminal needs to accommodate Houston's continued growth." The project began in 2024 and was delivered under budget. STV's program management (PM) services included strategic planning, scheduling, project controls, community engagement as well as risk and cost and change management. Additionally, STV managed the art curation, reflecting the growing emphasis on experience-driven airport design to help create a stronger sense of place for travelers. About STV. STV is one of the top infrastructure-focused professional services firms in North America. Founded in 1912, STV advises, plans, designs, engineers and delivers the infrastructure that powers local economies, including transportation systems, buildings, water and other facilities. The company has more than 65 offices and 3,400 employees who reimagine the solutions and structures that connect its communities. The firm is ranked 32nd in Engineering News-Record's Top 500 Design Firms survey and is 10th in its transportation category. Learn more at stvinc.com.