January 16, 2008

Methuen Construction Project Manager Jay Spooner stands alongside (r) NH DES Commissioner Thomas S. Burack as he cuts the ribbon during a ceremony for the new centrifuge and related upgrades at the Franklin Wastewater Treatment Facility

Jay Spooner, the project manager for Methuen Construction, which performed the upgrade work, explained that the new dewatering system increases capacity, improves efficiency and uses a better method to extract the solid waste from the sewage stream, making for cleaner and safer water.

Spooner explained that the biggest hurdle his team had to overcome during the past 16 months was to keep the plant running properly while the new system was being constructed.

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Project on time, under budget

BY GEORGE W. RHODES SUN CHRONICLE STAFF
Friday, December 21, 2007 1:12 AM EST

ATTLEBORO - A $30 million, three-year reconstruction of the city's wastewater treatment plant has been completed on time and under budget.

The city's building commission designated the project "substantially complete" this week, meaning that 99 percent of the work is done, and all new equipment and machinery are operating as intended.

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ABC Excellence Awards

November 13, 2007

Jamey Pedro and Matt Munzing celebrate Methuen Construction’s ABC Excellence in Construction Award win for the Attleboro Wastewater Treatment Plant. The ABC Eagle Award is the top prize in the annual competition of Massachusetts’ best merit shop contractors and Methuen Construction was one of only three companies to earn the honor this year. This year’s event marked ABC’s 15th anniversary of the competition and was held for the first time during Build Boston at the Seaport Hotel. Congratulations to every teammate that contributed to our success in Attleboro!