Profile: John Humes
Since 1998, every fall, as regular as the changing seasons, John Humes has trekked to the Salmon River in upstate New York. He goes to
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Fresh Faces and New Functions
You could mark O&G’s entry into the business of tenant fit-outsfor corporate clients with the two-story renovation of business law firm Murtha Cullina in 2009.
Letter from the O’s: Jason Travelstead
As I watched the Super Bowl recently it struck me how much has changed in all of our lives since the last time the game
Profile: Paul Balavender
Paul Balavender, O&G’s General Counsel and Assistant Secretary, began his sixteen-year association with the company with what bookmakers would call long odds. It was 2000.
Letter from the O’s: Brad Oneglia
As one of New England’s largest construction and construction materials suppliers, much of what O&G does is front and center. From the miles of roads
Safety in the Time of COVID-19
As a business deemed essential, with some 850 employees working in very different environments – offices, construction sites, materials production, and delivery – how do
And then it was time for Pozzotive®
For two decades a sustainable building technology – green and groundbreaking and unlike any other – matured and waited for the right circumstances to move
Power Makeover
Matt Tobin talks as he crosses through the new quilt of solar panels that blanket five acres overlooking the Southbury Quarry. “There were a number
Profile: George Givens
Windburned face, calloused hands and a smile that breaks out guardedly. George Givens looks the part of a no-nonsense construction superintendent. It’s when you spend
Letter from the O’s: Greg Oneglia
Since this issue of our newsletter is devoted to independent schools, I thought I would relate to you my own experience at such schools, otherwise
Building for Independents
They could not have expected, in the spring of 1962 when O&G put the first shovel in the ground on its first school venture –