Fontaine Awarded Tyngsborough Middle School Project

Fontaine is thrilled to have been awarded the Tyngsborough Middle School Project in Tyngsborough, MA. Scheduled to open in the Spring of 2025, this 112,000 SF new middle school has a projected construction cost of $65 million. With an expected enrollment of over 400 students in grades 6 through 8, JCJ Architecture designed the building specifically to support middle school academics and programming. It allows teachers and students to be located within their academic teams and also features flexible classrooms, meeting rooms and learning areas. We are looking forward to working with the Town of Tyngsborough and Leftfield on this exciting project!

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Jul 5, 2022
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Jun 19, 2024

Fontaine Named to Engineering News-Record's #Top400Contractors

In honor of being named one of Engineering News-Record's #Top400Contractors for the fourth consecutive year, we wanted to showcase some pictures from the past 12 months that highlight the wonderful year we have had. From closing out projects like the Shrewsbury Police Station and DeBerry Swan Elementary School, to holding groundbreaking ceremonies for new projects such as the William R. Peck and Tyngsborough Middle Schools, to celebrating our 90th year in business, 2023-2024 has been one of our best years yet. We are beyond thankful to the Fontaine Team, our clients, partners, and the communities we've been privileged to serve for helping us continue to grow and flourish. #thankyou

Jun 11, 2024

Dean Tech Students Tour the Peck Middle School Jobsite!

Last week, Sean Sheedy from the Holyoke School Department and Carlos Amaral from Anser Advisory led a tour of the new William R. Peck Middle School project for Dean Tech High School faculty, administrators and students from the carpentry and electrical shops. Charlie Payne from the Carpenters Union, Mayor Joshua A. Garcia, City Council Member Juan Anderson-Burgos, Superintendent Anthony Soto, and State Rep. Patricia Duffy were present as well. It was a great opportunity to showcase this exciting project and highlight the possible career paths available to the students! #SchoolConstruction #FutureOfEducation