Halmar International, a New York-based civil construction company, has delivered over $10 billion in projects and is counted among the top heavy civil construction companies in the state. Halmar is currently delivering the $1.85 billion MTA Metro-North Railroad Penn Station Access DB Project, the $1.9 billion LIRR Third Track DB project and the $366 million Kew Gardens Interchange in New York, and the $220 million DB WMATA Potomac Yards Station in Alexandria, Virginia.

Itinera, a company established in 1938, is owned entirely, directly and indirectly, by ASTM. Itinera and its subsidiaries (together, the “Itinera Group”) operate in the EPC sector, and their main activities are the construction and the maintenance of road, motorway and railway infrastructure, building works (hospitals and shopping centers), maritime works and works for the construction of tunnels and underground railways. The Itinera Group is one of the leading Italian groups in the EPC sector in terms of size, revenues, order book, expertise and know-how, and is a global player in the development of public-private partnership (P3) projects. The foreign business development plan of the Itinera Group has continued in recent years in terms of participation in tenders, the opening of new branches and secondary offices, the establishment of new companies and direct investments in companies already active in the EPC sector, including Itinera Costrucoes Ltda in Brazil.

According to the ENR “Top 250 International Contractors” list published in 2021, Itinera ranked 79th in the world based on 2020 turnover. Itinera operates and has offices in the Republic of Italy, central and northern Europe (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Romania, Austria), USA, Brazil, Gulf countries (UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia) and southern Africa (Kenya, Botswana).