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News: Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: April 5, 2012
JEC partners with Callahan Const. Inc. on 1075 Mass. Ave. project
Recently JEC has taken on the project at 1075 Massachusetts Ave. with Callahan, Inc. This ground up construction project will give the area a new landmark building. JEC is proud to be part of the Callahan Inc. team that will bring the owner's vision to fruition. The building consists of street level retail, four stories of 20 residential units and a roof top garden.
JEC is confident in its ability to deliver a high level of commitment to service, value and quality. Close collaboration with the job site supervisor and the Callahan team will ensure a smooth work flow and immediate response to issues that arise as the project progresses. The team looks forward to the final product as construction continues to progress.
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