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As a construction partner, Buffalo Construction Consultants, Inc. (BCC) acts as a trusted advisor and technical expert, allowing our clients to focus on the rest of their business. We communicate, treat our clients’ budget as our own and do things the right way — it’s how we’re built. Talk with us and learn how BCC can help successfully build and manage each and every construction project.
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We care deeply for the City of Buffalo and the Western New York community and the success of its people, businesses, cultural institutions, schools, and so on—it’s why we love what we do. As a premier regional construction management firm, we are focused on delivering successful projects in WNY. We listen, collaborate, and consistently build results to make a positive impact on the community we serve.
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Good Look: The Rails
The Rails at 2939 Main Street is the type of development many hoped would be spurred by the opening of the light rail forty years ago (40!!!). It’s also a preview to what development around the LaSalle light rail station could be if the City ever picks a developer. Project proposals were due in June 2022 (2 years!!!).
Construction Watch: Wood & Brooks Lofts
Construction is winding down on the Wood & Brooks Lofts, an adaptive reuse project located at 2101 Kenmore Avenue in Tonawanda, on the border of Buffalo’s Riverside neighborhood. Frontier Insulation Contractors Inc. and Thermal Foams Inc. have owned the complex for more than 50 years and the Wopperer family is now renovating the largest building on the site.
Timeline for $51M project proposed
As the Fredonia Central School District works through the environmental review process pertaining to its planned $51 million capital project proposal this winter, the District has been evaluating potential fits for the Construction Manager to oversee whatever work could be approved.