News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: January 30, 2025
Gould joins Bowdoin as project manager
Needham, MA According to Bowdoin Construction, David Gould has joined the firm as project manager. Gould is a seasoned construction project manager with an engineering background.
“David’s combination of technical understanding along with hands-on experience overseeing project teams, makes him a strong addition to our organization,” said Bowdoin president Andrew Buckman. “David will be working closely with clients, trade partners and field staff to oversee project advancement on time and on budget.”
A graduate of UMass Dartmouth, Gould has also served as a member of the MA Air National Guard.
Founded in 1973, Bowdoin Construction is one of the New England region’s leading and most highly regarded construction management firms, providing creative and collaborative solutions for each client’s building needs.
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