LeChase Construction Named ENR New York 2024 Contractor of the YearPosted on June 18, 2024 |
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LeChase Construction, ENR New York's Contractor of the Year, recently finished renovating the Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, N.Y.
ENR New York, a key publication covering the state’s engineering and construction industry, has named LeChase Construction Services its 2024 New York Contractor of the Year.
Each year, the publication selects one firm to spotlight based on criteria that include business success, key projects and community engagement across the state.
LeChase, which eclipsed $1 billion in revenue in 2023, is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year. The firm consistently ranks as upstate New York’s largest contractor and has seven offices across the state, including its Central New York office in Syracuse, NY. Key projects LeChase is currently working on in the region include Cornell University Computer Information Science Building and Syracuse University E-Sports Facility.
As Contractor of the Year, LeChase will be profiled in ENR New York’s July issue, and will also be honored at the publication’s Regional Best Projects Awards ceremony this fall.
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