TAYLOR to complete 40,000 s/f TCS Electronics building; Team includes Meehan Architecture and LaRue Associates
TAYLOR, one of the leading regional general contractors, has been awarded the contract for construction and project management services for a 40,000 s/f office/manufacturing/warehouse building for TCS Electronics. TAYLOR is working with Rochester-based Meehan Architecture, P.C. and LaRue Associates, P.C. for architectural and engineering design of the new building located on the 7.8-acre site at Corporate Drive East, Lot #8. Construction work has been underway for several months, with a project completion date slated for August.
"We are proud to establish a new relationship with TCS Electronics as they continue their impressive growth as a leading edge manufacturer of high reliability assemblies for the military, commercial, test & instrumentation, and Medical industries," said TAYLOR president, Karl Schuler. "TAYLOR continues to demonstrate its expertise in industrial and pre-engineered building design and construction, as we dedicate our resources to meeting client goals as efficiency as possible."
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