������ recently joined Guthrie Community Credit Union in celebrating the ribbon cutting of its new headquarters in Sayre, PA.

The new two-story, 14,000-SF facility was designed to better serve members and the surrounding community. The building features modern office space, a drive-through window and a 1,000-SF community room – creating a welcoming space for both employees and members. Following the Guthrie team’s move into the new headquarters, the former building was demolished to complete the project.

Congratulations to the entire project team and our partners bringing this new community- focused facility to life.

Corning, N.Y., July 6, 2026 – ������, LLC is pleased to announce the promotion of Nates Hayes to assistant project manager, based in Corning.

In this role, Hayes will help manage, develop, maintain and oversee all functions of assigned projects at the preconstruction, construction and post-construction phases. Those functions include but are not limited to safety, construction planning and cost-control procedures.

Hayes joined ������ as a project engineer in 2023, and has since worked on a variety of projects across the Corning region. He holds both a bachelor of technology in construction supervision and an associate of occupational studies in building construction from Alfred State College. Hayes currently resides in Bath, New York.

On June 9, ������ joined in a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating completion of a block of classrooms at . ������ Vice President Fred Thompson attended the event alongside project team members Russ Robinson, Paul Cody and Andrew Knowles.

������ – through its Corning office – is serving as the agency CM on the district’s multi-phase renovation project, which is making important updates across multiple buildings.

Corning, NY, June 10, 2026 – ������ has been nationally recognized for its recent work with the Corning Museum of Glass B Building Studio Expansion. The project received a Build America Award from the

To celebrate  – held annually during the first week of May – ������ project teams across all regions hosted safety stand downs, trainings and other events focused on promoting safe work practices.

• ������Rochester,  teams holding stand downs included those working on the CUP Eastman Quad Tunnel, CABIN Research and Occupational Therapy projects.
• ������Buffalo, the team working on the Northland Corridor Redevelopment project held a stand down and team lunch, with a guest presentation from
• ������Central NY, several projects held stand downs throughout the week, including the Upstate Pathology Institute, Rice and Wing Halls, and Hotel projects.
• �ճ����Southeast team held a stand down focused on fall protection at the Reuben-Cooke project. On the Charlottle-Mecklenburg Schools projects, more than 600 workers celebrated ������ Week by asking “What’s your why?” and sharing why they work safely.
• In Corning, the team working in the New Gymnasium project celebrated with a safety stand down.
• �ճ���� team held stand downs and team lunches at the Three Bridges at Redington, James L. Simmons Apartments and North Gate Landing projects.
• In the NY Capital Region, teams led stand downs on several projects throughout the week, including the , Bleecker Hall, ECSI, Parking Garage, The Spa Little Theater, Pavilions, and Sage Hall.

These activities reinforced ������’s ongoing commitment to safety – ensuring all workers return home safely at the end of each day from every jobsite.

The Corning Museum of Glass B Building Studio Expansion project has received a 2025 Baldwin Group Build America Award from the . The project was honored in the Building Renovation ($20 million to $75 million) category.

������ partnered with on the project, which more than doubled the Studio’s available space for glassmaking programs and popular attractions like Make Your Own Glass. The updated space also houses the first large-scale kiln casting facility in North America, leading-edge glassmaking technologies and an artist-in-residence center.

The project was previously recognized with an Award of Merit in the Regional Best Projects competition.

������ Vice President Fred Thomspson and project team members David Hulse, Chris Morelli and Liam Rathbun accepted the award at the AGC National Convention in Orlando, FL.

Recently, ������’s Corning team completed the American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED training.

Led by Regional ������ Director Glenn Murphy and Regional ������ Manager Nicole Rua, the hands-on training session provided a valuable opportunity for participants to learn CPR and first aid techniques or refresh their knowledge.

, a key publication covering the state’s engineering and construction industry, presented its 2025 Regional Best Projects awards at a November 20 ceremony in New York City. As announced in August, two ������ projects were among this year’s honorees.

• The United Health Services Wilson Medical Center New Tower & Renovation project received the Best Project award in the healthcare category.
• The Corning Museum of Glass B Building Studio Expansion project received an Award of Merit in the cultural/worship category.

Members of the project teams attended the ceremony to accept the awards.

Corning N.Y., December 4, 2025 – ������, LLC is pleased to welcome Tyler Griffin as a project engineer, based in Corning.

In this role, Griffin will assist project managers and superintendents by managing documentation and helping direct the efforts of project teams during the preconstruction, construction and post-construction phases of assigned projects.

Griffin began his construction career as an intern with ������ in 2023, working with the company for two summers before joining full-time. He earned a B.S. in engineering and management with a minor in project management from Clarkson University and has completed the OSHA 30-hour training course. Griffin currently resides in Penn Yan, N.Y.