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School board set to award construction work next week Posted Keith Vandervort ELY – A public bid opening last Thursday for the first phase of a multi-year building and facility renovation project for the Ely school district gave construction managers and district officials an idea of the real-world cost expectations, estimated to cost about $20 million. Project construction manager Kraus-Anderson Construction Co. hosted the bid opening in the Washington School auditorium. Just a couple of contractors, a representative from Architectural Resources, Inc., two ISD 696 staff members, a school...

Odyssey Investment Partners Acquires Applied Technical Services News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Odyssey Investment Partners ("Odyssey") announced that a fund it manages has acquired Applied Technical Services, Inc. ("ATS" or "the Company"), a premier provider of high-quality testing, inspection, and calibration services, in partnership with Jim J. Hills, the Company's President, and the existing ATS management team. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. ATS, headquartered in Marietta, Georgia with more than 40 of...

By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org NASHUA, NH — New Hampshire could have commuter rail service connecting Nashua, Manchester and its airport with the MBTA line at Lowell, Mass., in the coming years as the Executive Council has approved a $5.4 million engineering and public outreach contract for the NH Capitol Corridor rail project. Subscribe Former Executive Councilor Debora Pignatelli, D-Nashua, said she was proud that among her last votes in her most recent two-year term on the Council was to see "the needle move" on this long-discussed commuter rail project. It could reduce congestion on th...

NH Business Review $5.4 million contract calls for engineering, preliminary design of commuter rail project December 22, 2020 The prospect of bringing commuter rail service to the Capitol Corridor between Lowell, Mass., and Nashua and Manchester brightened last week after the governor and Executive Council authorized the New Hampshire Bureau of Rails and Transit to contract with AECOM Technical Services Inc. of Manchester to undertake the development and engineering phases of the project. The $5,448,607 contract, funded entirely with federal dollars, includes preliminary engineering and desig...