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Posted: September 18, 2008
Suffolk Const. receives Banker & Tradesman's highest gold ranking
Suffolk Construction Co. received the highest gold ranking in the "Commercial Real Estate: General Contractor" category in the first annual Banker & Tradesman online Readers' Poll. Suffolk received additional high marks from the publication's readership: ranked silver in the "Commercial R.E.: Project Management" category and bronze in the "Development/Construction: General Contractor" category.
The Banker & Tradesman Readers' Poll rankings were decided by publication subscribers who cast their votes as part of an online survey. Â
"These survey results are important to us because they were submitted by our clients, partners and industry peers and help validate our strong commitment to client service" said John Fish, CEO of Suffolk.
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