303 Wyman Street, Suite 300,
Waltham, Massachusetts
02451, United States
1 (603) 433-6060 x38
EPC of tall, specialty structures for the energy industry; mechanical installation; ropes access and working at heights; design and construction of floating foundations.
231 Cottage Street,
Franklin, Massachusetts
02038, United States
1508528-3600
Since 1953, Franklin Sheet Metal has worked closely with their customers from start to finish. As a member of the Potentia Manufacturing Group, we are able to offer a multitude of value-added, turn-key machining, fabrication, and assembly services.
21 Dana Road,
Oxford, Massachusetts
01540, United States
1 (508) 987-6211
1 (774) 239-9728
CNC Swiss screw machines are capable of turning, milling, drilling, boring, and threading of very sophisticated geometries. Also have Solidworks CAD and PartMaker CAM software.
1 Brayton Point ROad,
Somerset, Massachusetts
02725, United States
1 (314) 835-2813
Once the largest coal-fired power plant in New England, Brayton Point is now being strategically repositioned to help launch and support the emerging offshore wind energy - port logistics, cable transmission, prime location supports offshore tracts.
40 MURPHY DR.,
Avon, Massachusetts
02322, United States
+1 (508) 436-7937
+1 (781) 266-7381
Since 1935 BEPeterson has set the standard for custom metal fabrication of heavy-gauge metal parts and equipment. BEP has been relied on by our customers to provide complete engineering, design and project management of the most critical components.
2 Deangelo Drive,
Bedford, Massachusetts
01730, United States
1 (978) 341-5241
1 (781) 983-1405
Founded in 1988, State Electric Corporation is a full-service electrical contractor serving Commercial, Utility-Power, Low Voltage Systems, and Electrical Service/Maintenance clients throughout the Northeastern United States.
800 Boylston St, Ste 2907 Boston, MA ,
Boston, Massachusetts
02199, United States
+1 (303) 882-1868
Leading the way forward, our engineers and technicians pioneered the offshore sector back in 1991, with the world’s first wind power plant in Denmark. Since then, Siemens Gamesa has grown to become the global leader in offshore power generation.