McCourt Construction

04/20/2026

In 2013, a crew of McCourt’s finest constructed the plaza for the Team Hoyt Statue, titled “Yes You Can!”, located steps from the Boston Marathon starting line. The statue honors Dick and Rick Hoyt, who participated in the Boston Marathon 32 times, paving the way for athletes with disabilities. Team Hoyt is a legendary organization, and we were honored to be part of honoring their legacy.
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Good luck to all Boston Marathon participants today! 💙💛

04/13/2026

We are thrilled to announce that the Boston Business Journal has named McCourt Construction one of the 2026 Best Places to Work for the third consecutive year!

We deeply appreciate our amazing team for their vital role in our journey and legacy. Here’s to another 133 years of pride, passion, and dedication.
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Boston Business Journal

03/16/2026

On Friday, we gathered to celebrate Jim Hall's retirement, who served as McCourt's Fleet Manager for 10 years. Thank you, Jim, for your years of hard work and dedication to the company. Enjoy retirement, you will be missed by all! Congratulations, Jim!

02/20/2026

Safety starts with us. Each winter, McCourt Construction’s Safety Department hosts our Annual Safety Training. Split into two sessions, the safety team curated an engaging, hands-on safety training for us. Any chance we get to come together to sharpen our skills and refine our expertise for operations across our company and in the field is valuable.

McCourt’s Safety Director, Scott Gorman; Safety Manager, Josh P***n; and Safety Representatives, Randy Zankel and Lou Granger, did just that this year and even took it up a notch. Through problem-solving, real-world scenarios, and team-building activities, it’s an opportunity to learn, listen, and engage to strengthen our team. Whether building a house based on four different sets of instructions, recreating a trench box, practicing CPR, or learning a brand-new skill, our Safety Team found a relatable and approachable lesson in each activity.

McCourt welcomed several industry professionals to speak on best practices and the industry. Miranda Jones, Chris Morog, and Bob Ferguson covered Contracts and Prevailing Wage. Scott Paul and Elizabeth McQuaide joined us from Corrtech and gave a great presentation. Additionally, we enjoyed featured training presentations from our McCourt team members over the past few weeks. They led valuable discussions on technology, software, safety, industry advancements, and other topics integral to success across McCourt Construction.

Thank you to our guest speakers for taking the time to speak with us. To every McCourt team member who committed their time and effort to put on several successful training sessions in recent weeks, thank you. And, thank you to each member of our Safety Department for their dedication and hard work in organizing two great sessions of our Annual Safety Training.

We value this opportunity to learn together and are thankful for the amazing individuals who make it all happen. We are stronger together.

02/06/2026

We had a blast exhibiting at RE+ Northeast this week in Boston! Thank you to all who contributed to such a great show and to the industry members we connected with! RE+ Events

01/01/2026

Celebrating 132 years of building with integrity and dedication. As 2025 comes to a close, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our incredible team, trusted vendors, and loyal clients who make our progress possible. Here’s to a bright and promising year ahead! Happy New Year!

12/25/2025

All of us at McCourt Construction wish you and yours a joyful, healthy, and festive holiday season! Enjoy this special time with your loved ones. And don’t forget to sneak in a little well-earned rest, too!
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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at McCourt Construction. Especially today, we thank everyone who has carried our story forward for over a century. From a dream in 1893 to 132 years of building America, we are grateful for the generations of hard work that have shaped our legacy and for the incredible team that continues to build it today.
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Original photo, Circa 1928

11/24/2025

We are ready for takeoff. Congratulations to everyone involved in the triumphant re-opening of Runway 9-27 for Massachusetts Port Authority. Work on Phase 1 to install an Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) at the end of Runway 27 commenced on September 2nd and included a 75-day closure and a 24/7 work schedule. EMAS is a critical safety system at Boston Logan and other airports near water or ground elevation changes. This system is made of lightweight, collapsible material designed to stop a plane that has overshot the runway. Due to the terrain around the airport, this system is critical.

As of November 14th, the runway is now reopened. McCourt has an undeniably dedicated crew, and we thank Massport and our project partners, Jacobs Solutions Inc. and JF White Contracting, for their hard work and passion throughout Phase 1. Looking forward to getting back out there for Phase 2 in 2026.
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Runway 9-27 Safety Improvement Project, Boston Logan International Airport

11/11/2025

10/10/2025

Work is well underway on Runway 9-27 at Boston Logan International Airport. Massachusetts Port Authority has assigned us, along with the excellent teams of Jacobs Solutions Inc. and JF White Contracting, to improve runway safety by installing an Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) at the end of the runway. To support the construction, Runway 9-27 is in its first of two 75-day closures.

EMAS is a critical safety system at Boston Logan and other airports near water or ground elevation changes. This system is made of lightweight, collapsible material designed to stop a plane that has overshot the runway. Due to the terrain around the airport, this system is especially important.

We look forward to completing part 1 of 2 of this transformative project for Massport, the City of Boston, and everyone traveling to and from our city.
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Runway 9-27 Safety Improvement Project, Boston Logan International Airport