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54 Worcester Business Journal • Book of Lists 2016 www.wbjournal.com Top commercial contractors Ranked by number of employees in Central Massachusetts Firm No. local employees/ worldwide/ 2015 revenue Notable project Services offered Top executive Year founded 1 Consigli Construction Co. Inc. 72 Sumner St. Milford 01757 508-473-2580 • www.consigli.com 600 850 $914,730,000 The MathWorks, Lakeside Campus renovation Natick $225,000,000 Management, general contracting, pre-construction and design build Anthony Consigli CEO 1905 2 R.H. White Cos. Inc. 41 Central St. Auburn 01501 508-832-3295 • www.rhwhite.com 460 575 $124,125,000 DND Management, pre-construction, design build, general contracting and maintenance David White president & CEO 1923 3 E.T. & L. Corp. 873 Great Road Stow 01775 978-897-4353 • etlcorp.com 160 DND $44,200,000 Historic Sudbury Center District improvements 1 Sudbury $2,100,000 Heavy civil construction and infrastructure Jennie Lee Colosi president 1945 4 Cutler Associates Inc. 43 Harvard St. Worcester 01609 508-757-7500 • cutlerdb.com 69 111 $95,527,294 Spectrum Health Systems, Charles Faris Recovery Center 2 Westborough $10,531,790 Planning, architecture and construction Ed O'Brien president 1987 5 Barr & Barr Inc. 3 260 Cochituate Road, 2nd Floor Framingham 01701 508-879-5750 • barrandbarr.com 52 128 DND Framingham State University, Hemenway Hall and Annex upgrade Framingham $53,000,000 Management, general contracting and building information modeling Stephen Killian COO, New England 1927 6 Dacon Corp. 16 Huron Drive Natick 01760 508-651-3600 • dacon1.com 45 45 $63,000,000 MetroWest Office Building 4 Framingham $18,467,000 Management, pre-construction and design build Kevin Quinn president 1985 7 Colantonio Inc. 16 Everett St. Holliston 01746 508-429-8666 • colantonioinc.com 43 43 $38,213,922 Fitchburg Yarn Lofts, renovation of mill for mixed-income housing Fitchburg $25,000,000 Management, pre-construction and general contracting Francis Colantonio chairman & CEO 1978 7 R.P. Masiello Inc. 38 Main St. Boylston 01505 800-965-6501 • rpmasiello.com 43 43 DND DND Management, general contracting and design build David Masiello president 1976 9 JM Coull Inc. 20 Powder Mill Road Maynard 01754 978-461-0330 • jmcoull.com 30 30 DND DND Management, general contracting, design build and StartSmart pre- construction program Andrew Coull president 1984 10 Lauring Construction Co. Inc. 23 Brigham Road Worcester 01609 508-755-0754 • lauringconstruction.com 21 5 21 $20,000,000 Saint John's High School 6 Shrewsbury DND Management, general contracting and design build John Lauring president 1948 11 Green Leaf Construction 98 Adams St., Suite 105 Leominster 01453 978-401-2053 • greenleafcm.com 17 17 $14,000,000 New Balance office renovation 7 Lawrence $4,000,000 Management, general contracting, pre-construction and design build Andrew McBeth president 2014 12 Antonelli Construction Co. Inc. 21 Adams St. Worcester 01604 508-753-7436 • antonelliconstruction.com 15 15 DND Auburn Middle School renovations Auburn $1,400,000 Management, general contracting and design build Michael Lapomardo president 1950 13 Goguen Construction Inc. 305 Lancaster St. Leominster 01453 978-534-5294 • goguenconstructioninc.com 12 12 $3,500,000 Home Goods Leominster $1,300,000 Commercial, residential and industrial construction Paul Goguen president 1971 14 Masiello Construction Co. 352 Boston Turnpike, Suite 1 Shrewsbury 01545 508-752-5387 • masielloconst.com 10 10 DND UPS Training Center West Boylston $1,200,000 Management, general contracting and design build John Masiello president 1959 When Milford contractor Consigli Construction signed on to build the Trailhead House at the Summer Star Wildlife Sanctuary in Boylston, the company took on a number of restrictions usually not tackled at worksites. Because of the location within a wildlife sanctuary and the organization's mission being to protect that environment, the 5,700-square-foot building had to be built with extra care given to the terrain and wildlife that surrounded the site. "The extremely small layout as well as an obvious desire to protect the forest presented a number of constraints that we had to work around," said Bill O'Rourke, project executive at Consigli. "It was crucial for us to strictly adhere to a complex and detailed schedule for deliveries because at certain times, access to the site would be extremely limited due to the close zone of influence that we were working in. We were also constantly concerned with limiting our impact on the surrounding environment." This started with the design of the timber frame house that twists and turns with the landscape. Making those plans a reality required handcrafted timber framing and custom-cut cedar detail installation. That custom work was guided by computers, with Consigli engineers using laser scanning to create 3D models for review and study. "Our company has a deep and rich history of building and self- performance work. At our core, that is who we are – builders," O'Rourke said. "But we're also big on innovation." Additionally, the site's terrain sat at different levels and created several, unsafe conditions for workers with drops as much as 60 Consigli merges nature, construction Trailhead House at Boylston's Summer Star Wildlife Santuary Continued on next page