The Concrete Index.
Regional Builders

Beyond City Hall.

City agencies aren't New York's only public builders. The School Construction Authority runs its own program, and the MTA runs the region's largest. Both publish their books. This page reads them with the same normalization rules as the City funnel, including the conversion of MTA figures from their source units of thousands of dollars.

Reading the SCA and MTA records…

Pulling SCA and MTA capital data…

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SCA under construction
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School projects
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currently in construction
MTA 2025–29 plan
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MTA program growth
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2025–29 plan vs 2020–24 plan

SCA: where the school work is

Awarded construction value of projects currently under construction, by borough

SCA: largest active projects

By awarded construction value
SchoolAward

MTA: the 2025–29 program by agency

Current allocations in the active capital plan

MTA: five capital plans of growth

Total current allocations by plan, the region's transit build-out keeps compounding

Methodology & definitions

School Construction Authority

SCA figures come from Active Projects Under Construction on NYC Open Data (dataset 8586-3zfm): new-capacity school projects and capital improvement projects currently in construction, with their awarded construction value. This is work in the ground today, the SCA's separate five-year plan commits additional future work not shown here.

MTA

MTA figures come from the MTA Capital Dashboard: Agencies Detail on data.ny.gov (dataset kizb-nxtu), using each project's current budget submission. Source values are reported in thousands of dollars and converted here. Allocations measure planned capital budgets by plan, not construction contract awards, the MTA stage is most comparable to the City's Pipeline, not its award flow.

Why these aren't merged into the City funnel

The SCA and MTA publish on their own ledgers, with different definitions than the City Record and OMB plan. Blending them would manufacture precision that isn't there, so they stay side by side: same treatment, separate books.