Peter Lehrer is one of the most experienced Construction people in the business. His insight and foresight is invaluable when developing a complicated project.

You have made such a difference in our ability to do this project. The easy road would have been to do nothing. You helped us get to a better path and to be confident in our decision. Thank you.

We are both proud and appreciative to Peter Lehrer for bringing his industry leading talents to our hospital. Peter consistently demonstrates expertise, commitment, passion and dependability for our initiatives which translate to remarkable results benefiting the community we serve. From board room acumen, to his collaborative and innovative approach, to his interaction with our project teams, Peter helps to drive on-time and on-budget results.

Throughout the tenure of the New Terminal One Project at JFK, Peter Lehrer served as an advisor, strategist, and key collaborator helping our PMO secure top talent and help drive schedule and budget.

Peter Lehrer and his team were critical contributors to a large and complex capital project at Rockefeller, the SNF-DR River Campus and it would be my pleasure to work with them again.

Lehrer is an extraordinary problem solver when it comes to complex and challenging construction issues. He is tenacious in his “can do” approach toward making the impossible possible. I have known and worked with Lehrer on a myriad of projects and endorse him, without reservation, as a superb professional whose knowledge of the business is total whose integrity is absolute.”

Mr. Lehrer’s recent work with the Office of General Services on the New York State Capitol restoration project will result in saving $2.3 million and will bring the project to completion two and a half years ahead of schedule

Lehrer is one of the most accomplished, experienced, and knowledgeable construction people in New York City. When you combine that with his honesty and integrity, one can understand his success in construction.

Thanks for making this City better.

Lehrer is a builder and I feel well with builders. I grew up myself in a family of builders and building was my real vocation: you probably can tell when you see what I do. So I love playing ping pong with Lehrer: he is a good and fast player.

Lehrer’s fundamental mantra – the path to success frequently means balancing the tests of quality, cost, schedule, and constructability – is being fully realized in the construction of the Whitney Museum of American Art’s downtown project, slated to open in 2015. As an essential member of the building team, working with renowned architect Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Lehrer has assured the integrity and design excellence of this building, while creatively managing costs and schedules. This complex museum building project, with dramatic cantilevers and an 18,000 square foot column-free gallery, exterior galleries joined by outdoor stairways, webs of mechanical equipment and delicate skylights is a physical work of art. Lehrer is to building as Renzo Piano is to architecture. There is no equal.