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Posted: February 5, 2015
Senate Construction Corp. completes 11,300 s/f addition for Jenike & Johnson headquarters
Senate Construction Corp. completed a 11,300 s/f addition to the global headquarters of Tyngsboro-based Jenike & Johanson.
The expansion represents about 75% increase to Jenike & Johanson's current operation, doubling the engineering and advanced modelling and simulation staff. The new addition, at 400 Business Park Dr., includes enclosed space in which the company is expanding its testing laboratory with new equipment and staff, as needed.
"Senate Construction completed the project on time and to our complete satisfaction," said John Carson, Ph.D., president at Jenike & Johanson. "We are very pleased with the new addition and we are going to use the new space to accommodate our rapid growth. The Senate team did a great job."
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