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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 16, 2019
Flynn Const. and TFMoran break ground on 13,200 s/f Uni-cast addition
Andrew Murray of Sadco Site Development, Dave Fuller of Sadco Site Development,
Jeremy Belanger of TFMoran, Henri Fine of Uni-cast, Nicholas Golon of TFMoran,
Peter Flynn of Flynn Construction, and John Turner PE of Team Engineering.
Londonderry, NH After nearly 10 months the town approved permit for construction of two additions totaling 13,200 s/f for expansion of manufacturing operations for Uni-cast, Inc. at 11 Industrial Dr.
TFMoran Civil Engineers and Team Engineering Building Design are responsible for the site and building permit approvals. Flynn Construction Corp. is the general contractor for the masonry/steel additions.
There was a groundbreaking ceremony on June 24th. Uni-cast, Inc. is a leader in the manufacturing of sophisticated castings for the defense and aerospace industries.
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