McCourt Understands Construction

McCourt Construction is a large, diversified General Contractor headquartered in Boston, MA. Since our founding in 1893, we have focused on building the Northeast’s most complex civil projects. The company is organized into a Heavy Civil Division focused on improving our nation’s infrastructure and an Energy Division dedicated to expanding America’s electric, gas, and steam networks. 

Fifth-generation McCourt brothers Ryan, Matt, and Trevor lead McCourt Construction, and with over 130 years of managing construction projects, we have built a book of business unmatched in the Northeast. We pride ourselves on working for New England’s most demanding clients, ranging from the Federal Government to state transportation agencies, gas & electric utilities, and the world’s most elite universities and hospitals. 

Dedicated to building the Northeast, our team comprises hundreds of skilled craft employees backed by 90 salaried staff. Among them are committed and talented construction professionals, engineers, surveyors, and our in-house Safety Department. Our fleet of equipment, valued at tens of millions of dollars and comprised of fully-owned machinery, is diligently maintained by our mechanics stationed at our Boston maintenance facility. 

We are excited to continue to develop our workforce and build on our expertise to uphold our reputation as
New England’s premier heavy civil contractor.

Training Tomorrow’s Contractors Today

McCourt Construction is actively supporting the education of tomorrow’s engineers and contractors. McCourt Construction has endowed a scholarship through The Utility Contractors of New England (UCANE) in memory of our third-generation CEO, the late Frank McCourt.

In addition, the McCourt family recently established a permanently endowed scholarship at Boston College. Every year, McCourt Construction employs a lucky group of co-op students from the Wentworth Institute of Technology and Northeastern University for on-the-job training in engineering and construction roles.