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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 18, 2008
McCarthy of idGroup honored by national magazine
Principal and lead electrical engineer Jack McCarthy of Integrated Design Group, Inc. (idGroup) has been named to Consulting-Specifying Engineer's inaugural 40 Under 40 honor roll. The award was given to 40 building industry engineers who were nominated by an industry colleague and have stood out in their academic, professional and community achievements.
McCarthy specializes in energy efficient projects and research to help minimize wasted energy and reduce the carbon footprint within data center design. His projects include the recently completed L.L.Bean data center, which will be certified LEED Silver.
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