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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 20, 2019
Ball joins Consigli as a project executive
Milford, MA Darrin Ball has joined Consigli as a project executive. Ball will be responsible for team management and delivery of projects from pre-construction to closeout and assist with business development in the life science & academic markets.
“Darrin is a seasoned construction professional who has extensive knowledge and has overseen complex construction projects for major life science users, academic institutions and owners,” said Brian Hamilton, director of healthcare & life sciences for Consigli. “He will be an integral part of our efforts as we look to expand our market presence.”
Ball comes to Consigli with 30 years of diverse construction industry experience ranging from heavy civil to large scale pharmaceutical manufacturing projects that include renovations, new construction and significant infrastructure projects. Ball received his Bachelor of Science in Building Construction from Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Consigli’s life science team had completed in excess of 2.5 million s/f of projects over the last five years and has extensive experience working both within occupied R&D facilities as well as new construction.
The team has completed several significant projects for some of the most prestigious research institutions in the New England and Mid-Atlantic regions. The group has worked on cGMP facilities, research laboratories and in-depth infrastructure projects to support laboratory operations.
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