1999 - 1907

BOND plays a major role in the Central/Artery Tunnel Project, relocating utilities in downtown Boston

The company performs a variety of projects related to Logan Airport Modernization, including expansion of the MBTA and the construction of three major power plants

BOND delivers two landmark structures in downtown Boston: the Hynes Convention Center & 500 Boylston Street

BOND forms a highly effective construction management group that starts to service the higher education market

Current BOND President, Robert Murray, joins the company as an Assistant Estimator

25-year-old Ed Bond Jr. takes the reins of the firm from his father

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is established & BOND formalizes a new safety program

Client base has expanded to include American Airlines, Algonquin Gas, MIT, Beth Israel Hospital, Polaroid, Harvard University, Tufts University, and Wentworth Institute of Technology

Bond installs 1,100 feet of 8 1/2 inch gas pipeline across the Merrimack River at Amesbury and Newburyport, Massachusetts

Bond moves to its current office space at 145 Spring Street in Everett, Massachusetts

BOND expands its civil & utility offerings by installing natural gas lines

Ed Bond, Sr. takes the reins and adds clients like H.K. Porter, New England Telephone, Mass Electric, DuPont, Massport and the MBTA to BOND’s roster

BOND establishes relationships with other local clients, including Whidden Hospital, Everett’s Parlin School, and General Electric

Thomas’ son, Anthony, becomes President of the company, leading it through WWI, the Great Depression, and WWII

BOND signs the first of many contracts with Boston Edison (now Eversource); servicing its first client in the electric utility market

BOND’s first job constructing sidewalks in Everett, MA

Thomas J. Bond’s mother loans him $500 to start construction business