BOND Civil and Utility

BOND Civil & Utility is a Medford-based, self-performing contractor that builds underground electric transmission and distribution systems and other critical infrastructure for utilities, institutions and energy companies. Its teams have constructed more than 60 miles of underground electrical lines across nine states in New England and the Mid-Atlantic. Turnkey services cover greenfield and brownfield substations, high-voltage underground transmission, distribution systems, storm hardening, and BIM and constructability work on existing substations.

The company’s work in the utility sector goes back more than a century: its first electric utility client, in 1912, was Boston Edison, now Eversource, which it still serves. Notable projects include Eversource’s 22-mile Middletown to Norwalk transmission line, a steamline vault replacement at the University of Connecticut, athletic fields at Harvard and a meter station for Gemma Power. It has also worked in New York City’s five boroughs and in the liquefied natural gas sector for more than 15 years.

What to Know

• The company employs a permanent, highly skilled self-performing workforce.
• A GE-BOND consortium won a contract for high-voltage systems for Empire Offshore Wind 1.
• Its Logan Airport Terminal B roadways project received a CMAA Project Achievement Award.
• The company has announced a new unit called BOND Trenchless.