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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 14, 2012
Burdin and Petrillo join Erland Construction
Jessica Burdin, LEED AP and Joseph Petrillo have joined Erland Construction.
Burdin is director of project development for the academic market. She was formerly with the corporate real estate department of The MITRE Corp. and the administration and planning group at Simmons College.
Petrillo is Erland's director of preconstruction, working closely with the project team to develop all deliverables during a project's critical preconstruction phase. He was formerly with Barr & Barr.
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