A full-service electrical contractor, our experience ranges from the installation of underground transmission lines, switchyards and substations, to renewable energy projects. Our electrical expertise extends to power plants, including AQCS installations, rehab and new construction at water treatment facilties, and lighting and security systems on some of the largest highway projects in the country. Click on the boxes below to learn more about what we do for our clients – and can do for you.
Starting in July 2012, Mass. Electricn Construction Co. (MEC) crews replaced three (3) underground 34.5kV XLPE cable circuits, connecting three substations in Portland, Maine. All work took place in the Old Bay neighborhood of Portland, an active area with significant business and tourist traffic.
Since the 1990s, MEC has had an ongoing maintenance/construction T&M contract supporting Genzyme’s growth. MEC, as a subcontractor to Turner Construction, worked on the construction of the 110,000 square foot expansion to the Allston, Massachusetts facility.
In October 1998, Mass Electric Construction Co. formed a joint venture with Garnet Electrical Co. of Florence, AL to perform the electrical work at the 1.7 million sq. ft. Delta IV Rocket Facility. In less than nineteen months, the site was transformed from farmland into a facility capable of mass producing forty rockets per year.
MEC completed the 80,000 square foot tenant fit-up of the lab research facility at Children's Hospital Boston (CHB), Center for Life Science/Boston (CLSB) in September 2008.
Work is underway in the upgrade the Homer City Power Plant in Homer City, Pennsylvania. The plant has stood above the city for over 43 years, and the 1,884-megawatt plant generates enough power for 2 million homes. In order to meet new federal clean air standards set for 2014, new scrubbers are being added to the chimneys to cut down on air pollution. Currently, Homer City Power Plant is labeled as one of the dirtiest power plants in the country; it will be one of the cleanest after the upgrades.
Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) began work on a 2.1MW solar project in West Greenwich, Rhode Island in April 2013. This was the first solar project installation completed by MEC during the winter, and snow and ice were a major concern when it came to safety. Weather also played a major factor in how much trench could be open at one time, because snow could melt in the trench and freeze any installed conduit. Correct ordering of materials and scheduling crews were instrumental in the completion of this project on time.
Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) crews installed a 2.6MW ground mounted solar photovoltaic system in Northbridge, MA, on a site previously used for farmland. Working as a subcontractor to Gehrlicher Solar America Corp., MEC installed a total of 9,064 solar modules.
Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) crews worked on the installation of a 2.5MW ground mounted solar photovoltaic system in North Brookfield, MA. Working as a subcontractor for Gehrlicher Solar America Corp.
Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) electrical crews from IBEW Locals 7 & 103 completed the installation of a 1.2MW ground mounted solar photovoltaic system in Palmer, Mass.
Beginning June 4, 2012 Mass. Electric Construction Co (MEC) crews worked on the installation of a 3.3MW ground mounted solar photovoltaic system in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts.
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