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Mass. Chapter of ABC Excellence in Construction Awards - Bowdoin Construction

Montrose School Arts & Athletic Center - Medfield, MA Montrose School Arts & Athletic Center - Medfield, MA

Medfield, MA The Massachusetts Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors congratulates Bowdoin Construction Corp. for receiving the Eagle Award at the 23rd annual Excellence in Construction Awards for their outstanding work on the Montrose School Arts & Athletic Center located in Medfield, Mass. 

The Eagle Award recognizes the overall excellence in project execution, craftsmanship, safety, innovative elements and challenges, and client satisfaction. Bowdoin Construction Corp. took home the Eagle Award, representing the pinnacle of achievement, for its work on the Montrose School Arts & Athletic Center, which entailed the construction of a new 15,000 s/f facility as well as the demolition and renovation of existing structures on an active independent school campus for girls in grades 6-12. The interior features a basketball court with hardwood flooring, a performance stage with theatrical lighting and acoustics, and a window lined balcony with a glass-rail system.

Bowdoin Construction offers hands-on principal leadership and a dedicated staff of pre-construction and construction experts who have been with the company for an average tenure of more than fifteen years. Bowdoin is a place that cultivates its workforce and fosters an environment where you can grow and make a career. This has great advantages for their clients, who rely on Bowdoin to provide experienced project teams who understand how to work together to yield positive, dependable results. On time and on budget, they are most proud of their reputation for exceeding their client’s expectations and having them request not just Bowdoin, but their specific teams back on their next project.

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