Kevin Moran – Vice President of Construction Solutions
Kevin, the Vice President of Construction Solutions at Cahill Strategies, brings a wealth of experience in the New York construction industry to his role. He has a strong track record of guiding clients through complex building processes, with a range of successful projects under his belt, including commercial and residential developments, infrastructure and transportation projects, and various utility matters. Kevin has a unique ability to anticipate and solve problems before they arise, contributing significantly to the success of our client’s projects. He is known for fostering positive relationships with various stakeholders, including general contractors, construction management firms, large sub-contractors, owners, developers, and city and state regulatory agencies.
Prior to joining Cahill Strategies, Kevin worked for one of New York State’s largest residential trade organizations, where he gained valuable expertise in advocating for clients at the local, state, and federal levels of government. Kevin is skilled in anticipating and advocating for his client’s unique needs, and he ensures that they are kept informed throughout the process. With a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Long Island University and internships with a New York State Senator and the Order of Malta’s Mission to the United Nations in New York City, Kevin’s educational background and industry experience make him a valuable asset to our team as Vice President of Construction Solutions.
Certifications / Licenses:
OSHA 30
NYC SST – 40 Hours
NYC Class 1 Filing Rep.
Office: 631-770-3840
Fax: 631-770-3845
New York Construction Solutions
Cahill Strategies has experience representing large general contractors, construction management firms, owners, and developers. A key to our success is our vast network of decision makers that we have the ability to reach on your behalf. Additionally, our team is involved in the legislative and regulatory processes at the Federal, State, and Local levels which affect the construction industry in New York State, New York City, and the surrounding regions. We possess the knowledge of industry standards and trends, along with key relationships that will bring your projects to fruition.
NYC Announces Plan to Create City-Funded Version of 421-A Rental Creation Subsidy
The brand-new City program aims to build new affordable and mixed-income homes using innovative funding solutions techniques.
NYC DOB Finalizes 2nd Major Rule Package to Implement City’s Groundbreaking Building Emissions Law
New York City Department of Buildings Commissioner Jimmy Oddo and Chief Climate Officer Rohit T. Aggarwala announced today the publication of the final version of the agency’s second major rule package for the implementation of Local Law 97 of 2019
NYC DOB: Local Law 149 of 2021: Construction Superintendents are Limited to Three Jobs
Beginning January 2, 2024, the Department of Buildings will not issue a permit if the Construction Superintendent (CS) designated on the permit application is already designated on 3 or more active permits.
NYC DOB: Local Law 154 of 2021: On-site Fossil Fuel Combustion Limitations
Beginning January 1, 2024, New Buildings and New Buildings with Existing Elements to Remain – as described in NYC Administrative Code Section 28-101.4.5 – that are less than 7- stories (except for on-site fossil fuel combustion for service hot water) or classified as Group R-3 (one- and two-family homes), will be required to comply with Local Law 154 of 2021.