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Posted: April 2, 2015
North Branch Construction, Inc. erects steel at Great Bay Community College
North Branch Construction, Inc. of Concord continues construction of a Student Success Center on the campus of Great Bay Community College (GBCC). This one-story, 20,000 s/f addition to the existing college will include a gymnasium, administrative offices, a student lounge, an exercise space, and locker rooms. Steel erection is now complete while roofing and exterior metal stud framing is ongoing. Siding is expected to start soon. JSA, Inc. of Portsmouth is providing design for the project, which, despite the tough winter, is still on track to be complete by late this summer.
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