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LeChase leaders were interviewed for a Rochester Business Journal article about technology in construction.
LeChase moved up in annual Modern Healthcare and ENR rankings.
LeChase | Jacobs, in association with R.J. Leeper, will act as program manager for the CMS Capital Improvement Plan.
This summer, LeChase has 24 student interns working as interns in 12 different regional and functional groups.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) Program Management team and CMS employees again collected items for local shelters.
Durham team members recently attended the United Minority Contractors of North Carolina’s Annual Meeting
LeChase has kicked off its first Superintendent Field Excellence Program.
The North Carolina Department of Labor has again recognized the Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools project for safety
LeChase CEO and Managing Partner Bill Goodrich talks to the Rochester Business Journal about his career and the company’s celebration of 75 years in construction.
LeChase participated in the ABC Carolinas’s successful 2019 Safety Conference.
Soon, all LeChase regional offices will have in-house trainers for AED/CPR and first aid certification.
LeChase southeast offices wrapped up the company’s corporate meetings on January 22.
Denise Barnes, LeChase regional diversity manager in the southeast, received an award at the annual conference of the North Carolina MWBE Coordinators’ Network.
The southeast region kicked off its second annual Future Leaders program.
LeChase was one of six general contractors to recently participate in the Hispanic Contractors Association of the Carolinas (HCAC) Construction Management Training program.
A number of LeChase teams took the opportunity to help in their communities during the recent holiday season.
LeChase Construction Services, LLC has retained Dr. John M. Anderson as higher education market leader for the firm.
Thankfully LeChase project sites did not sustain damage from Hurricane Florence, as the storm shifted to the west and its winds died down to a category 1 before making landfall. Unfortunately, we have a few employees whose homes at the eastern coast of North Carolina sustained substantial damage.
LeChase offices recently held appreciation events for summer interns who were returning to school.
About this Office
Since LeChase opened its Charlotte office more than 20 years ago, the local team has witnessed steady growth in the surrounding area. “Not only is Charlotte now home to more than 10 Fortune 1000 companies, it consistently ranks as one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S.,” noted Jack Goodrich, LeChase vice president in North Carolina.
The Charlotte team has deep expertise in managing construction in the K-12 market and, like their colleagues in Durham, they take pride in building long-term partnerships with clients. Vice President Seth London added: “The southeast team is proud to work with existing and new partners – from the mountains, to the ocean and everywhere in between.”
5960 Fairview Road, Suite 400
Charlotte, NC 28210
704.295.0725