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List of General Contractors GENERAL CONTRACTORS RANKED BY NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES CHIEF COMPANY EMPLOYEES EXECUTIVE SPECIALTIES RECENT LOCAL PROJECTS Union Station Regional Intermodal Center, Springfield; Phillips Exeter Academy Goel Construction manager; general contractor; Center for Theater and Dance; Marist College James J. McCann Fitness Center addition DANIEL O’CONNELL’S SONS INC. Joubin academic, commercial, and industrial; roads and renovation; Hudson Valley Regional Airport ARFF/SRE building; UConn athletic 1 800 Kelly Way, Holyoke, MA 01040 220 Hassanein and bridges; wastewater treatment plants; district development and infrastructure upgrades; L.G. Hanscom Airport Rescue Fire (413) 534-5667; www.oconnells.com water treatment plants Fighting/U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility; Uxbridge Wastewater Treatment Plant BNR upgrades; Logan International Airport Runway 9-27 rehabilitation General contractor; HMA and aggregate Interstate 91, West Springfield, Holyoke, and Connecticut; Route 159, Agawam; Mass materials sales; highway and road Turnpike, Westover ARB, Chicopee; athletic field reconstruction, Wilbraham & Monson PALMER PAVING CORP. construction; asphalt paving and related Academy, Wilbraham; West Springfield High School; State Street, Central High School, Janet Callahan 2 25 Blanchard St., Palmer, MA 01069 190 work; large commercial paving; athletic Springfield; Home Depot, Westfield; area university roadways; pavement preservation (413) 283-8354; www.palmerpaving.com tracks, tennis courts, and AstroTurf field project, Conn. DOT, Willington, Union, and Ashford, Conn.; multiple pavement construction resurfacing projects, Mass. DOT Districts 1, 2, and 3 PVTA bus operations and maintenance facility, Pope Francis High School, MGM David Fontaine Springfield WNEU Dining Commons, Springfield South End Community Center, FONTAINE BROTHERS Sr. Large-scale public and private projects; Springfield; UMass Amherst chiller plant; Granby Elementary School; Wilbraham & 3 510 Cottage St., Springfield, MA 01104 180 David Fontaine schools and colleges Monson Academy library, Wilbraham; Nelson Place Elementary School, Worcester; (413) 781-2020; www.fontainebros.com Jr. Middleborough High School General contractor; bridges and covered MGM Springfield infrastructure; MBTA pedestrian bridge, Northampton; bridges, NORTHERN CONSTRUCTION SERVICE, LLC John DiVito bridges; seawalls; commercial sites; Dalton, Dedham, Framingham, Pittsfield, Williamstown; Spectra Energy, Cromwell, 4 1516 Park St., Palmer, MA 01069 150 John Rahkonen gas-metering stations; dams; commercial Conn. and Stony Point, N.Y.; boardwalk, Oak Bluffs; seawall, Rhode Island; Tree House (413) 289-1230; www.northernconstruction.com roadwork Brewing Co. site work, Charlton; Redland Brick, South Windsor; Six Flags, Agawam Louis Allegrone Berkshire Bank, Boston; Williams College, Williamstown; Smith College, Northampton; ALLEGRONE COMPANIES Construction manager; general contractor; Stacy Allegrone- Soldier On, Agawam; Jacob’s Pillow, Becket; Naumkeag, Berkshire Country Day School, 5 150 Pittsfield Road, Lenox, MA 01240 100 planning and design (413) 997-9200; www.allegrone.com Lewis Stockbridge; Mt. Greylock Tower, Adams; Parsons Village, Easthampton Academic buildings, UMass Amherst; Smith College, Northampton; MassMutual, GAGLIARDUCCI CONSTRUCTION INC. Jerome General contractor; college campuses; Springfield and Enfield; Springfield Armory National Historic Site, Brightwood, Baystate 6 295 Pasco Road, Springfield, MA 01151 80 Gagliarducci highway construction; site-work construction Medical Center parking lot, Springfield; Baystate Wing Hospital ED expansion, Palmer; (413) 543-6978; www.gagliarducci.com Big E fairgrounds, West Springfield; Easthampton Middle School Educare Early Childhood Center at Springfield College, Way Finders housing center Construction management for academics; and headquarters, Springfield; Sugarbush Meadows, Sunderland; SageLife at Hudson WESTERN BUILDERS INC. Christopher student housing; multi-family residential senior and assisted living; 35 Village Hill, Northampton; University Drive housing, 7 73 Pleasant St., Granby, MA 01033 66 Boino homes; senior and assisted-living housing; Amherst; Gaylord Living-Learning Community, Chicopee; Hillside Residence, West (413) 467-9171; www.westernbuilders.com green building; wood-framed construction Springfield; PeoplesBank Pedlar Office, Holyoke Hampden Police Station; Western New England University; UMass Amherst; Elms MAROIS CONSTRUCTION Joseph Marois General contractor; construction manager; College; Massachusetts state buildings; Westfield State University; John Adams 8 262 Old Lyman Road, South Hadley, MA 01075 58 Carl Mercieri design engineer; planner Emergency Systems, Amherst; Baystate Health, South Hadley; Westover Metropolitan (413) 533-1320; www.maroisconstruction.com Airport, Florence Savings Bank, Chicopee; PeoplesBank, Ludlow 24-hour emergency services, water & sewer Large flood and remodel at St. Peter’s Church, historic rebuild after lightning strike damage, fire & smoke damage, storm & on Sumner Avenue, Springfield; three-story condo building fire on Graves Avenue, BAYSTATE RESTORATION GROUP Mark Daviau tornado damage, mold remediation & drying Northampton; three-family fire on West Street, Fitchburg; single-family house fire 9 69 Gagne St., Chicopee, MA 01013 44 Donald Robert service, contents cleaning & storage, odor on Fred Jackson Road, Southwick; complete rebuild after fire on Oliver Street, (413) 532-3473; www.baystaterg.com removal, board-ups & property security, for Easthampton residential and commercial properties LFB Biotechnologies, new corporate center; ServiceNet, Atwood Development, Design/build general contractor; construction Northampton; Becker College Campus Center, Worcester; Genesis Healthcare R.P. MASIELLO INC. manager; industrial, corporate, biotechnology, David Masiello renovation, Agawam; Center for Human Development, Greenfield, Salmonbrook 10 38 Main St., Boylston, MA 01505 40 advanced technology, college and healthcare nursing facility, Glastonbury, Conn.; Chadwick Court, Amherst; Goya Foods; Fabrico (508) 869-6501; www.rpmasiello.com campus Inc.; Arland Tool & Manufacturing Turnkey design/build; construction Excel Dryer, East Longmeadow; Home Depot, Hadley; Baystate Orthopedic Surgery THE PEARSON COMPANIES INC. Thomas Henshon management; real-estate development/ Center, Wason Avenue Medical Center, Springfield College, Springfield; St. Mary’s 11 123 Park Ave., West Springfield, MA 01089 39 John Pelli (413) 737-2689; www.thepearsoncompanies.com lease-back Church, Westfield; multiple United Bank locations; Mercy Medical Center, Springfield John Zon Community Center, Greenfield; Marcotte Ford, Holyoke; Atlantic Furniture, General construction; commercial; industrial; FORISH CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. South Deerfield; UMass Morrill 1 & 4, UMass Baker, UMass Chenoweth, UMass Eric Forish design/build; pre-engineered building 12 21 Main Line Dr., Westfield, MA 01086 38 Textbook Annex, Furcolo roof, Amherst; Happy Valley Compassion Center, Bernardston; systems; accredited LEED professionals (413) 568-8624; www.forishconstruction.com new Hadley Senior Center; Planet Fitness General contractor; construction manager; Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Centennial Room and Fitness Center owner’s project manager; commercial, D.A. SULLIVAN & SONS, INC. renovations, Harriman & West Airport new administrative building, North Adams; Mark Sullivan public and private projects, schools/colleges, 13 82-84 North St., Northampton, MA 01060 37 Pynchon Park Rehabilitation, Springfield; Ferry Street Building 1 redevelopment, libraries, churches, municipalities, healthcare (413) 584-0310; www.dasullivan.com Easthampton; the Common School renovations, Amherst; Hadley Public Library facilities General contractor; construction DuBois Library, George N. Parks Minuteman Marching Band building, UMass Amherst; EASTERN GENERAL CONTRACTORS INC. management; design/build; historical John Murphy Westover ARB, Chicopee; National Guard, Bradley Naval Air Guard, Windsor Locks, 14 52-60 Berkshire Ave., Springfield, MA 01109 35 renovation; Conn. (413) 733-6544; www.egci.com modular construction Smith College softball and track and field, Look Park memorial fountain restoration, General contractor; new homes and KEITER BUILDERS Optical Studio addition, Bacon & Wilson law office, new offices for the Committee for Scott Keiter renovations; institutional work; solar 14 35 Main St., Florence, MA 01062 35 Public Counsel Services, Northampton; Amherst College Valentine Hall Renovations; installation (413) 586-8600; www.keiterbuilders.com Pearson Systems renovations, Hadley HOME IMPROVEMENT MARCH 3, 2021 25 BusinessWest GENERAL CONTRACTORS RANKED BY NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES CHIEF COMPANY EMPLOYEES EXECUTIVE SPECIALTIES RECENT LOCAL PROJECTS Commercial landscaping and site Smith Academy Park, Hatfield; Zatyrka Park, MedExpress, Hadley; Nonotuck Park, Gregory Omasta improvements; athletic fields; irrigation OMASTA LANDSCAPING INC. Easthampton; UMass Amherst, Potwine Fields, G.T.I., Olympia Place, Amherst; DaVinci Christopher systems; park and playground construction; 14 265 Bay Road, Hadley, MA 01035 35 Park, Springfield; Spec Pond, Wilbraham; Florence Bank, Northampton and Hadley; Omasta erosion control; commercial hardscaping; (413) 584-2550; www.omastalandscaping.com Westfield State University hydroseeding FIVE STAR BUILDING CORP. General contractor; commercial and Logan Airport Terminal C, Boston; Fairfield Inn & Suites, Northampton; Baystate
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