Skanska USA announced that its civil business unit, which provides civil engineering, construction and infrastructure services, has promoted Marc Bradley to general superintendent for the Southeast region. In Bradley’s new position, he will manage field operations for all Skanska Civil projects in the southeast.
Since joining Skanska Civil in 1998, Bradley has worked in a variety of roles in the company, including project engineer, field surveyor and superintendent – most recently working in Delaware on the Indian River Inlet Bridge. In his new position, Bradley will report to Skanska Senior Vice President and General Manager Bob Rose. BD+C
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