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Reed Construction hires new project manager

Reed Construction hires new project manager

Fread is a LEED AP and received his degree from Purdue University.


By Posted by Tim Gregorski, Senior Editor | July 16, 2012
Kyle Fread
Kyle Fread
This article first appeared in the August 2012 issue of BD+C.

Reed Construction hired Kyle Fread as project manager. Fread was previously employed by Power Construction in Schaumburg as a project engineer. He brings nearly ten years of experience to his position with Reed and will be responsible for pricing, budgeting, competitive bidding, contract control and scheduling. He will also manage the construction process and daily activities for his assigned projects.

Fread is a LEED AP and received his degree from Purdue University. +

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