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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 20, 2021
Buck joins Bowdoin Construction as an assistant project manager
Needham Heights, MA According to Bowdoin Construction, Jason Buck has joined the firm as an assistant project manager.
Buck is a Wentworth Institute of Technology graduate with a degree in Construction Management. During the course of his studies, he gained valuable hands-on industry experience through the school’s co-op program.
Bowdoin Construction vice president Andrew Buckman said, “Jason showed enthusiasm and confidence in his ability to help move projects forward in a timely and efficient manner right from the start. We appreciate his capabilities with project management tools and technology. Jason has already proven to be a strong contributor to our team.”
Founded in 1973, Bowdoin Construction is a premier provider of construction management, general contracting, and design build services throughout New England.
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