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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 20, 2008
WB Eng. promotes Quigley, Moody, Keane, Gebhardt, Cardinal and McGagh
WB Engineers said that Michael Quigley, PE has been named an associate principal, Daniel Moody, PE, LEED AP a senior associate, and Kristie Keane, Karl Gebhardt Jason Cardinal and Michael McGagh all associates.
Vadim Karamov has joined the firm as electrical engineer and Michael Racette as CAD specialist.
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