BENSALEM, PA, April 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Bucks County, Pa.-based excavation company, Bencardino Excavating, was recently brought on to work for Lockheed Martin on its King of Prussia, Pa. campus.
Structure Tone, a full-service construction services provider with offices throughout the country, hired the Buxmont excavating company to handle minor site work at Lockheed Martin's King of Prussia offices including the demolition of its parking area and the reworking of all site curbs. The excavating crew will also install new generator and electrical gear pads as well as a new fuel oil tank generator for energy use. Project Manager Dave Fink and Foremen Joe Hathaway and Chuck Woelk will take the lead on adding new electrical upgrades, underslab excavation and sanitary/storm piping to the parking areas of the facility's new addition.
"Lockheed Martin is a global leader with offices throughout the United States. Bencardino Excavating is pleased to be partnering with the company's Montgomery County-area campus to assist in renovation efforts in our backyard," said Lou Bencardino, owner of Bencardino Excavating.
Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin is an advanced technology company that according to its website is, "principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services."
Bencardino Excavating is committed to delivering the highest level of performance and quality to its clients. Louis Bencardino is a highly skilled excavation and site work contractor who has an experienced team of project managers, foremen, construction professionals and crafts people. The company specializes in complete site work services including construction, excavation, electrical, demolition, asphalt paving and final finish work.
Bencardino Excavating was founded in 1988 by Lou Bencardino, and serves clients in Southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey including Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, Chester, Delaware, Camden, Mercer and Gloucester Counties. Bencardino Excavating has worked with airports, helipads, schools, banks, corporate facilities, and more, in a wide array of industries including commercial and residential development, pharmaceutical, chemical, biotechnology, utilities, education and retail. Among its clients are Bovis Lend Lease, T.N. Ward Company, Daniel J. Keating, Harkins Builders, H.B. Frazer Company, Emory Hill and Company, A.T. Chadwick Company, Carr & Duff, Inc., Scungio Borst, St. Joseph's University, Temple University, Philadelphia University, Princeton University, PennDOT, Keating Building and Merck & Co. For more information, visit http://www.bencardino.com or call (215) 244-6000.
Lockheed Martin Engages Bencardino Excavating to Complete Work at King of Prussia Campus
Bucks County Excavators to Work on King of Prussia Campus of Lockheed Martin
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