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WB Engineers | Consultants expanding; relocating headquarters

The international firm WB Engineers | Consultants is taking larger space and moving its offices in New Jersey from Ramsey to 7,500 s/f on the 26th floor at 525 Washington Blvd. in Jersey City, according to David Bonifacic, managing principal of WB. "Ramsey has served us very well," said Bonifacic. "But Jersey City has become an increasingly important center of business for WB, and is much more convenient for the people who work here." WB Engineers | Consultants is a mechanical/electrical/plumbing, fire protection and technology engineering and consulting firm with offices in New York, Massachusetts, Washington, DC, New Jersey and Dublin, Ireland. WB Engineers specializes in MEP Engineering, technology consulting, mission critical facilities design, sustainable design, and commissioning.
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