June 11 marked the groundbreaking ceremony for the second construction phase of the reconfiguration project at the interchange connecting I-91, I-691, and Route 15 in Meriden.
Proud to partner again with the Connecticut Department of Transportation, O&G is at the forefront, managing this pivotal project that promises to alleviate one of Connecticut’s most notorious traffic bottlenecks.
Governor Ned Lamont and Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto spearheaded the ceremony, marking a significant milestone towards improving the state’s infrastructure and improving the daily commutes for thousands.
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PROJECT TEAM:
Chris McPadden, Project Manager; Brett Stackhouse, Lead Project Engineer; Pete Hinman, Superintendent; Fred Howe, Civil Superintendent; Kyle Cranney, Structures Superintendent; Bill Giannini, Night Superintendent; Kevin Bernard, Sr. Project Engineer; Kevin Voelker, Sr. Project Engineer; Bruce Gaudet, Sr. Project Engineer; Marty Page, Sr. Project Engineer; Joe Sefcik, Sr. Project Engineer; Aaron Gable, Project Engineer; Matt Caruso, Project Engineer; Manny Chintapalli, Project Engineer; Brian Deperry, Quality Control Administrator; Paul Kuna, Quality Control Manager; Kevin Mierzejewski, Project Controls; Michelle Fredette, Document Control; Jay Emanuel, Safety Manager
