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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: January 22, 2021
LAN–TEL completes HubSpot office renovation at 2 Canal Park
Cambridge, MA Lan-Tel Communications, Inc., has completed the comprehensive low-voltage network infrastructure renovations at HubSpot’s expanded headquarters’ offices at 2 Canal Park. The NECA Boston Chapter contractor’s scope also entailed elaborate audio visual (AV) and security installations.
The tel/data scope comprised updating third floor 45,000 s/f of office space with 700 Cat 6 and fiber optic cables, which support the company’s fiber backbone. AV installations included a sound masking system, flat screen monitors in meeting and conference rooms, and video walls. The security system scope included installation of video camera surveillance and card reader access control.
LAN-TEL supervised its crew of IBEW Local 103 technicians in the four-month project, which commenced in August and was substantially completed in early December. HubSpot will take occupancy this month.
LAN-TEL worked on a project team headed by general contractor, Wise Construction of Winchester, Mass.
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