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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 18, 2011
DGC Capital Contracting breaks ground on 4,000 s/f JP Morgan Chase branch
DGC Capital Contracting Corp. has broken ground on a 15-week, 4,000 s/f JP Morgan Chase branch.
"As is our track record, DGC completes all jobs on task, on time and on budget, and we are thrilled to add JPMorgan Chase to our prestigious portfolio of clients," said Gerry Ryan, CEO, DGC Capital. "We look to forward to cutting the ribbon on the new Chase branch in Cos Cob."
DGC of Mt. Vernon, NY, one of the few area contractors to self-perform both its carpentry and labor, also has experience in the grocery and big box industry, working for companies, including: BJ's Wholesale, Stop & Shop, ShopRite Supermarkets, Pathmark Stores, Target, Wal-Mart, Trader Joes, Big Y Supermarkets, CVS, Walgreens, A&P Supermarkets, JC Penney, TJ Maxx Stores, Century 21 Department Stores and Ann Taylor.
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