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OPAL and OCEA Award Winners |
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 This list recognizes the members and projects from the ASCE Metropolitan Section that have received OPAL (Outstanding Projects and Leaders) awards from the Society. First established in 1999, the Lifetime Achievement Award honors outstanding civil engineering leaders that have made lifetime achievements in design, construction, government, education, and management.
Since 1960, ASCE has awarded the Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement (OCEA) to recognize an exemplary civil engineering project that illustrates superior civil engineering skills and represents a significant contribution to civil engineering progress and society. Honoring an overall project rather than an individual, the OCEA award recognizes the contributions of many engineers.
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| The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were the tallest buildings in the world until they were surpassed by the Sears Tower in Chicago. |
Lifetime Achievement Award
2012 Michael J. Abrahams (Design)
2012 Francis J. Lombardi (Government)
2008 John M. Dionisio (Management)
2005 Louis G. Silano (Design)
2004 George Tamaro, Jr. (Design)
2003 Leslie E. Robertson (Design)
2000 Eugene Fasullo (Public Works)
OCEA Award
1987 Statue of Liberty Restoration
1971 World Trade Center
1961 John F. Kennedy International Airport
OCEA Award of Merit
2005 Time Warner Center
2005 AirTrain JFK Light Rail System
2004 Temporary World Trade Center PATH Station
2004 John F. Kennedy Airport Terminal 4
2003 World Trade Center Disaster Site Recovery
1965 Verrazano-Narrows Bridge
1963 George Washington Bridge Expansion Project (Lower Level)
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OPAL/OCEA Award Winners 
