News: Northern New England
Posted: December 5, 2013
North Branch Construction recognized at ABC Excellence in Construction Awards
North Branch Construction, Inc. was recognized at the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) NH/VT Chapter - Excellence in Construction Awards ceremony held at the Capitol Center of the Arts. North Branch was honored to receive the Excellence in Construction Award for the Kingswood Regional Middle School, High School, and Technical Center project in Wolfeboro. Retired governor Wentworth Regional School District superintendent of schools Jack Robertson, current superintendent of schools Kathleen Cuddy-Egbert, GWRSD Building and Maintenance committee chairman Ernest Brown, and project architect Chip Krause of CMK Architects joined North Branch's project manager John Beaver and project superintendents Julianne Cardinal and Bruce Blazon on stage to accept the award.
The ABC Excellence in Construction Award winners are determined by an independent panel of judges based on execution of design, craftsmanship, attention to detail, safety, and other considerations.
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