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Posted: May 24, 2024
Marr Scaffolding Company receives AGC MA Subcontractor of the Year Award
Boston, MA The Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts hosted the AGC MA Centennial Gala at the State Room in downtown Boston on Thursday, May 23rd. The event celebrated the association’s 100th anniversary. Marr Scaffolding Company (MSC) was honored to receive the 2024 Subcontractor of the Year Award. MSC was founded in 1945 to meet New England area contractors’ jobsite access needs through rental, sales, servicing and installation of nationally marketed products and equipment.
We thank AGC MA for this special recognition and are grateful to all the member contractors for their support and partnership. Our goal is simple; to earn the confidence of our customers – the best in the building industry – and the communities we serve together.
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