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Reed Construction announces new hire and promotion

Reed Construction announces new hire and promotion

Reed Construction hired Augie Insalaco as a project manager and promoted Matt Mahoney from project intern to project engineer.


By Posted by Tim Gregorski, Senior Editor | June 11, 2012
Augie Insalaco
Augie Insalaco

Reed Construction hired Augie Insalaco as a project manager and promoted Matt Mahoney from project intern to project engineer.

Previously employed by Interior Alterations Inc. as an estimator, Insalaco will be responsible for estimating, budgeting and competitive bidding, contract control, and scheduling for Reed Construction. He will also manage the construction process and daily activities for his assigned projects.

Previously serving as a project intern for Reed Construction, Mahoney has been hired as a full-time employee of the firm. He will serve as a project engineer and facilitate all aspects of the construction process including preconstruction detailed budgeting, project scheduling, material tracking, processing submittals, contract control, and management of the punch-list. +

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