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.
Groveland Solar Project is a 3.6 MW solar farm on approximately 25 acres of land located in Groveland, Massachusetts. Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) self-performed all the duct work, cable pulling, building racking systems, terminating cable wires including six inverters and the 15 kV power, and installed 12,672 solar modules.
Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) was the electrical subcontractor on the Sugar Land Surface Water Treatment Plant Project. Located on a 40-acre greenfield site, regulatory mandates from county and state levels required the City of Sugar Land, and seventeen surrounding municipalities, to provide 30% of the water supply from surface sources by 2016.
In April 2012 Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) began installation of a roof-mounted solar system on the Milton Academy ACC Building. The project consists of the design and installation of a 192.27 kWp solar power system. The system will operate parallel to the utility supply, and will offset the amount of daily power sourced by the facility.
Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) crews were awarded a contract to install a 770 KW roof mounted PV system on the Waltham High School, in Waltham, Massachusetts.
In light of the threat presented by the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority had to come up with a way to monitor its new $15 Billion underground highway. Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) was selected to be the installer for the security system, which would allow the new Central Artery/Tunnel (CA/T) system to be monitored from one central location.
On April 11, 2006, a Mass. Electric Construction Co. (MEC) led joint venture was awarded a contract for the electrical wiring and setting of a 248-foot, 6,660kW turbine for Mass Maritime Academy.
On the morning of May 5, 2005, a MEC crew met outside the Local Union Hall in Dorchester, MA to begin the two day installation of a 149 foot tall, 100 kW wind turbine.
In the spring of 2008, the installation of 528 photovoltaic panels on the roof of a manufacturing building was completed. This solar project is capable of producing 100,320 watts of direct current (DC) power, which is then inverted to approximately 85,000 wat ts of alternating current (AC) at 480 VAC.
NRG’s third community solar farm began operating in November 2016. The 20.3MW solar farm is built into the sloping terrain across ten areas all located on 200 acres of the historic St. Joseph’s Abbey.
This design-build project, in which Mass. Electric is a subcontractor to Foothill Transit Constructors, a Kiewit/Parsons JV, involves constructing 11.5 miles of Double Light Rail Track from the terminus of the existing Gold Line in Pasadena to Citrus Avenue in Azuza, California.
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Waltham, MA 02451-2051
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Waltham, MA 02451-2051
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Grapevine, TX 76051