Joseph A. Natoli Construction Corp. was honored on Monday evening, June 6th, by the Morris County Chamber of Commerce and awarded its fourth Business and Community Service Award.

Statue of Liberty National Monument Life and Safety Upgrades and Post-Sandy Recovery, New York City: Award of Merit for Government/Public Buildings

This $42-million, two-pronged project initially involved upgrading life, fire and safety systems at the Statue of Liberty National Monument—a job that was finished the day before Superstorm Sandy struck. Before the storm, the team’s work included demolishing the interior levels of the 145-ft-high granite pedestal, including dismantling the seven-story interior stairwell and replacing it with two wider stairwells. But the storm left Liberty Island with severely damaged buildings, promenade, docks, grounds and other infrastructure. As a result, the team’s next job focused on replacing and relocating mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. Electrical switches and equipment were moved from the basement level to a new steel floor, erected 14 ft above ground to comply with new federal regulations and to prevent future damage and loss of power during storms.

Judges commended the team’s handling of logistical constraints in getting to and from the island as well as once on site.

Natoli Construction President Paul R. Natoli has been honored by the Building Contractors Association of New Jersey (BCANJ). Mr. Natoli was honored for his service as president of the BCANJ from 2009 to 2010.

Natoli Construction Founder and Chairman Joseph A. Natoli has been honored by the Building Contractors Association of New Jersey (BCANJ). Mr. Natoli was honored for his service as president of the BCANJ in 1995 and 1996, and for his 14-year tenure on the organization’s Board of Trustees from 1981 to 1995.

The New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) in conjunction with New Jersey Business magazine awards Natoli Construction with a 2003 Good Neighbor Award for Roosevelt Elementary School in South Plainfield, NJ.

The New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) in conjunction with New Jersey Business magazine awards Natoli Construction with a 2002 Good Neighbor Award for Rockefeller Group Corporate Park Building #105 in Florham, NJ.

Natoli Construction has won a 2001 Special Recognition Golden Trowel Award from the Masonry Contractors of New Jersey (MCNJ) for the DeGregorio Medical Office Building in Glen Ridge, NJ.

Natoli Construction has won a 2000 Special Recognition Golden Trowel Award from the Masonry Contractors of New Jersey (MCNJ) for the Bloomfield College Library in Bloomfield, NJ.

The Masonry Contractors of New Jersey (MCNJ) has awarded Natoli Construction the 1999 Golden Trowel Award Special Recognition for the Wyckoff Family YMCA in Wyckoff, NJ.

The New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) in conjunction with New Jersey Business magazine awards Natoli Construction with a 1999 Good Neighbor Award for the Wyckoff Family YMCA in Wyckoff, NJ.

The New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) in conjunction with New Jersey Business magazine awards Natoli Construction with a 1996 Good Neighbor Award for Adesa Auctions New Jersey in Manville, NJ.

Natoli Construction received the 1994 Builder of the Year Award from the Montville Township Chamber of Commerce.

Natoli Construction has been awarded the 1991 Statewide Grand Award for “Best Poured in Place Concrete Project” from the New Jersey Chapter of the American Concrete Institute (NJACI) for the Ocean Place Hilton Hotel in Long Branch, NJ.

The New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) in conjunction with New Jersey Business magazine awards Natoli Construction with a 1991 Good Neighbor Award for the Ocean Place Hilton Hotel in Long Branch, NJ.

The 1990 Pascoe Design Excellence Award was presented to Natoli Construction by Pascoe Building Systems for the Medieval Times Arena Theatre in Lyndhurst, NJ.

The New Jersey Subcontractors Association (NJSA) awards Natoli Construction with 1988 General Contractor of the Year Award. The NJSA Subcontractor of the Year is the preeminent award presented by the organization and recognizes firms that have made a significant and lasting contribution to the construction industry and the association. The award is presented to exceptional firms who are noted for their professionalism, quality of work, commitment to safety, and high degree of integrity.

The International Masonry Institute and the International Bricklayers & Allied Craftsmen Locals #4 and #5 have awarded Natoli Construction the International Grand Award for “Best Masonry Project Nationwide” for the Sheraton Tara Hotel, Parsippany, NJ.

The Morris & Sussex Counties Building Trades Council, a chapter of the New Jersey State Building & Construction Trades Council, has named Joseph A. Natoli, founder and chairman of Natoli Construction, the 1987 Construction Man of the Year. The award is presented to community leaders who have made a difference in the construction industry and for the building trades workers of New Jersey.

The Building Contractors Association of New Jersey (BCA NJ) and the New Jersey Conference of Bricklayers & Allied Craftsmen (NJ BAC) awarded Natoli Construction with a 1986 Institutional Merit Award for the Notre Dame of Mount Carmel Church in Cedar Knolls, NJ.

Natoli Construction has won a Cultural Merit Award from the New Jersey Chapter of the American Concrete Institute (NJACI) and the New Jersey Chapter of the National Ready-Mix Concrete Association (NJ NRMCA) for the Hackensack Meadowlands Environmental Center in Lyndhurst, NJ.