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Posted: September 22, 2017
North Branch Construction completes renovations to Concord Coach facility
Concord, NH North Branch Construction has completed the renovation of Concord Coach’s corporate offices and maintenance facility located on Langdon St.
The existing office and storage space within the building was renovated to create new offices, including all new window, mechanical, and electrical systems. The renovated facility also features a new training room, new conference room, and a new fitness room.
This newly-renovated facility will accommodate the growth and expansion of Concord Coach Lines, Inc. Udelsman Associates of Hollis, NH provided design for this project.
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