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AGC MA Build New England Awards Gala to be held October 8

Wellesley, MA AGC MA Build New England Awards Gala will be held on Thursday evening, October 8 at the Intercontinental Hotel, Boston. A reception will take place prior to the awards ceremony beginning at 6:00 p.m.

Since 1981, AGC MA has held a juried awards program recognizing project teams that epitomize collaborative efforts in the planning, design and building of projects. The award recognizes the owner, architect, contractor and key subcontractors for their teamwork toward effective and efficient delivery of a project in the New England area.

Over the summer months, the invited jury of industry professionals reviewed the submissions and developed the list of award winners we will be honoring on October 8. The awards will be given out following the reception. For more information about the event, go to https://www.agcmass.org/events/build-new-england-awards-gala-there-is-still-time-to-register/.

AGC MA is a professional construction association representing the majority of firms providing building construction services for commercial and institutional clients in the Commonwealth. The association offers valuable management education and safety training programs, on-going regulatory updates, legislative initiatives, construction industry trends and information through its publications and meeting agendas. For more information, visit our website at www.agcmass.org.

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