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Worcester-based design and construction firm Cutler Associates has created a new "scholastic division" to specialize in school construction projects.
Framingham construction firm Perini Corp. has completed the acquisition of its CEO's private company Tutor-Sabila Corp.The two companies, both headed by Ronald N. Tutor, began merger talks in April.
The developers of 12 Crane St. in downtown Southbridge give much of the credit for the opening of the four residential units there to the state
The USDA is urging contractors that do business in the Worcester area to attend trainings next week to learn about procedures to contain the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation.
The owners of 12 Crane St. in downtown Southbridge will celebrate the completion of the massive refurbishment project there with a ribbon-cutting Friday.
As always in real estate, location is king. And a warehouse and distribution property in Auburn illustrates that adage very clearly.
Bellingham-based Sprink Tech Inc. has expanded its service area to Rhode Island.
A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Perini Corp. of Framingham alleging violations of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Act.
Framingham construction giant Perini Corp. announced that the Massachusetts Superior Court has denied a request for expedited proceedings in a class action lawsuit opposing Perini's planned merger with
The Bear Swamp Power Co. has received approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to expand its capacity by 66 megawatts.
The accident rate at the intersection of Interstates 495 and 290 is 33 percent higher than other, similar highway interchanges, which the Mass Highway Department says it will improve by redesigning and rebuilding the intersection, according to MHD
We read with great interest a draft copy of the final report of the city’s North Main Economic Development Strategy and wholeheartedly support the effort to remake one of the city’s most distinctive and impressive squares.
Civil engineering students are finding jobs easily after graduation from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, but local engineering and employment firms say the difficult economy has presented the same problems and opportunities to engineers as it has
Over the past three years, The College of the Holy Cross has purchased six houses along the edge of its South Worcester campus. But the college doesn’t need the space. Land Grab
With American exports experiencing their greatest period of growth in 20 years, real estate watchers expect Greater Boston’s flex space — commercial space that can be adapted for office, warehouse, distribution or manufacturing use — to be snapped
Worcester science and nature museum the EcoTarium has received a $51,917 state grant it says could make the facility nearly 100 percent energy efficient.