Thomas P. Carney, Inc.

John J. Carney is Thomas P. Carney, Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer, involved in all areas of the business with particular emphasis on project estimating, project management and company oversight.  Prior to becoming Chief Executive Officer, John began his career as a site engineer.  From 1972 through present, John worked his way from Project Engineer, to Project Manager and Senior Estimator.  Mr. Carney received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1972.

As General Superintendent, Joseph M. Carney oversees all aspects of a project’s field operations including quality control, coordination of all trades, hiring trade workers, progress meetings, scheduling material and equipment deliveries. Being OSHA safety trained, he is responsible for the implementation of Thomas P. Carney, Inc.’s site-specific safety program. Joe has have been in the construction business for over 40 years and has accumulated field and industry experience which has put him among an elite class.

Joe is currently Project Superintendent on the SEPTA 30th Street Station Renovations, and previously on the SEPTA Levittown Station, SEPTA Dilworth Plaza, PA Convention Center, Trenton Train Station, Montgomery High School, Hackettstown Water Pollution Control Plant, among many others.

Michael Carney, Jr. has been with Thomas P. Carney, Inc. since graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree from West Virginia University in 2008.

Michael is currently Project Manager of the North Church Street Water Treatment Plant and SEPTA 30th Street Station Renovation projects.   Previously, he was Project Manager of the Northeast Gravity Thickener Project and Estimator on various projects, Project Superintendent on the Lower Bucks Sedimentation Basin project, Assistant Superintendent on the Lincoln High School project, ran a concrete crew at the Pennsylvania Convention Center; coordinated a lake dredging project in the Pocono Mountains with the DEP and Army Corps of Engineers.

Robert V. Carney is President of Thomas P. Carney, Inc.  With 40 years of experience in the construction industry, Mr. Carney has spent a lifetime directing and supervising construction projects, giving him a thorough understanding of the construction industry.  Robert’s expertise includes estimating, scheduling, project management and negotiations. 

Mr. Carney began his career as a Field Engineer in 1966 and graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1972 with a Bachelor of Science degree.  Robert and his brother John took over ownership and management of Thomas P. Carney, Inc. in the mid 1970’s.  Their vision saw TPC through its generational transition to the successful, reputable General Construction Contractor it is today.

Mr. Carney also oversees the residential real estate development and investment property divisions.

Daniel Driscoll has been a member of Thomas P. Carney, Inc.’s management team for the past 30-years, since graduating with a degree in Construction Technology from Williamson Trade School.  Dan has served as Project Manager on several major projects, including the $55M Renovation to the Historic Trenton Train Station, in Trenton, New Jersey; SEPTA Philadelphia City Hall – Dilworth Plaza Renovations; SEPTA Levittown Station Renovations and currently the Trenton State House Renovation project.

Dan’s project management responsibilities include coordination between all trades, progress meetings, CPM scheduling and updates, sub-contract negotiations, Project Close-Out and Commissioning.

Dan exhibits exemplary leadership, competency and command over his responsibilities for the successful completion of projects.

Dan also estimates the concrete, masonry, carpentry, Building Finishes Divisions 8, 9, 10 & 11 portions of projects TPC bids.

As General Superintendent, Michael P. Carney oversees all aspects of a project’s field operations including quality control, coordination of all trades, hiring trade workers, progress meetings, scheduling material and equipment deliveries. Being OSHA safety trained, they are responsible for implementation of Thomas P. Carney, Inc.’s site-specific safety programs.

Mike has been in the construction business for 40 years and has served as Project Superintendent on a number of substantive construction projects, directly supervising completion of high percentages of TPC self-performed work, including excavation, site piping, concrete, masonry and interior finishes.

Mike is currently working on North Church Street Water Treatment Plant and the Trenton State House Renovations. Previous projects include the Philadelphia Water Pollution Control Plant – Gravity Thickener project, the Bucks County Sedimentation Project, Abraham Lincoln High School, Rowan Science Building among many others.