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Mass Electric Construction Co.

July 5, 2001
2000 sales. $300.9 million Behind the 2000 numbers. Sales were about the same as 1999 because the company is working within the plateau of its management growth plan. Forecast for 2001. Expects to maintain the present level while training expanded management personnel. Employees. 1,800 Branch offices. 13 Top market segments. Transit, rail, industrial and commercial. Percentage of datacom work. 5.3%
2000 sales. $300.9 million

Behind the 2000 numbers. Sales were about the same as 1999 because the company is working within the plateau of its management growth plan.

Forecast for 2001. Expects to maintain the present level while training expanded management personnel.

Employees. 1,800

Branch offices. 13

Top market segments. Transit, rail, industrial and commercial. Percentage of datacom work. 5.3%

Major electrical construction projects. Lucent CMP, Orlando, Fla.; Wyeth-Ayerst, West Greenwich, R.I.; Fidelity Telcom Cabling, Boston, Mass. and PSI Net, Bedford, Mass.

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