To read more about the opening of the new facility, visit https://www.hartfordbusiness.com/article/former-boston-based-biotech-firm-set-to-debut-new-ct-hq.

Interview with Rich Horgan, Founder & CEO of Cure Rare Disease https://www.wtnh.com/on-air/connecticut-families/loss-of-man-during-clinical-trial-propels-work-at-new-rare-diseases-lab-in-woodbridge/

Since joining Babbidge in 2020 as a project manager, Kanu Maheshwari has quickly climbed the ranks to director of operations. As the firm’s integrator, Kanu has a hands-on role in every aspect of the company. Her focus is on achieving operational efficiencies, meeting company objectives and reaching financial targets. The leadership at Babbidge say Kanu is professional in her communication, tactful with coordination, and has become a humble leader of the operations team.

Matt DiGiovanni started as assistant project manager at Babbidge in 2021. Matt brings his years of experience as a licensed electrician to his project management role. He has proven to be an asset taking on more responsibility as projects progressed. He continues to be innovative with ideas on projects and has embraced new technologies to help elevate the firm.

David Vallerie, Jr, joined the firm in 2022 as a field engineer and has worked tirelessly in the field under the supervision of various project superintendents. He continues to learn and grow his skills on the job site while putting safety at the forefront of his work. David exemplifies one of the firm’s core values, genuinely cares.

“We couldn’t be happier to promote Kanu, Matt and David,” said Alex Babbidge, president of Babbidge Construction. “Their maturity, communication skills and work ethic will support our commitment to exceptional client experience, developing long term relationships and building a truly great company.”

To read more about the Stark Center, visit https://www.conncoll.edu/news/news-archive/2023/stark-center-opening/.

The Connecticut College Waterfront Revitalization project was awarded Best Sports/Entertainment category for the 2023 ENR New England’s Regional Best Projects on August 17, 2023.

The 30,000 SF facility, designed by Svigals + Partners, will be used, in part, by CRD researchers to test and optimize therapeutics before proceeding to in vivo testing, and will also allow for increased capacity of research & development efforts.

Projects were evaluated on the ability of the project team to overcome challenges, safety, construction/design quality, and contribution to the industry and the community. Winners will be featured in the October issue of ENR New England and honored at an awards event in December in Boston. To see the full list of awardees, visit https://lnkd.in/ehiCM5g3.

Kevin was a wonderful father and his children were the light of his life. Please help us honor Kevin’s memory and support his children by making a donation to the Kevin D. Levesque Memorial Trust. All funds received will go directly to the Kevin D. Levesque Memorial Trust, which has been established to help support the health, education, maintenance and support of Kevin’s beautiful young children.

Online contributions can be made via https://gofund.me/4e70f0a8 or by sending a check to:
The Kevin D. Levesque Memorial Trust
c/o Babbidge Construction Company
1211 Chapel St
New Haven, CT 06511

Thank you for your support.

Landow and Landow Architects, an architectural and interior design firm based in Old Westbury, N.Y., announced this week it had completed the project’s first phase. Glen J. Landow, a principal with the firm, said the center’s leaders wanted to better integrate the center into the overall Yale campus. “Program spaces, study rooms, dining facilities, lobbies and lounges were all reimagined to be more flexible, functional and inviting,” Landow said.

Babbidge Construction Co. of New Haven is serving as construction manager for the project.

To read more, visit: https://www.newhavenbiz.com/article/architects-finish-first-phase-of-yale-jewish-center-revamp.