From Patriot Ledger.com (MA):
AG’s office: Hanover High contractor misled the town
The state Attorney General’s Office has ruled that the contractor in charge of building a new Hanover High School misled the town in a questionnaire as part of its bidding for the job…
» Read more: Massachusetts:-AG’s office: Hanover High contractor misled the town
Project lead for sub-contractors
From masslive.com (MA):
Construction begins on new $5 million White Street fire station in Springfield
City officials gathered Wednesday to announce the start of construction on a $5 million fire station on White Street, replacing two older, deteriorated stations….
» Read more: Construction begins on new $5 million White Street fire station in Springfield, Mass.
Some M&A news out of Massachusetts..
From the Boston business journal (MA):
William A. Berry & Son merge with Suffolk Construction
The arrangement between two construction titans, Peter Campot and John Fish, was more of a shotgun wedding than a blissful courtship.
» Read more: William A. Berry & Son merge with Suffolk Construction
Wellesley High School construction begins
Although proponents of a new Wellesley High School building probably wondered if this day would ever come, the school’s construction officially began this morning…
From Boston.com (MA)
Natic Condos to be auctioned
Bankrupt mall operator General Growth Properties is planning to auction off more than 40 high-end condominiums attached to the upscale Natick Collection with minimum bids starting at $160,000, about 70 percent below previous asking prices.
From the Daily Transcript:
Agostini Construction Corp., the general contractor for the $68.6 million new Norwood High School, has banished one of the contractors working at the Nichols Street site because a truck showed up shortly after 4 a.m. and the noise workers made removing equipment woke up the neighbors.
Looks like one of their subs was trying to get a jump on the job..
Hello Everyone,
After many years in dealing with the construction industry, we decided it was time to show the world how the construction industry really exists.
So we created blogmycontractor.com
Call it therapy or kind words of wisdom.
The point of this blog is to show the world (via an architects’ view) on how certain contractors perform. There are some good ones & some very bad ones. As architects, it is our hope we will help you sift through the vast amount of information to help you find the right ones….
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