FOUR GENERATIONS OF FAMILY LEADERSHIP
A History of Excellence and Quality
Reed & Reed, Inc is one of northern New England’s largest and most versatile general contractors.
Founded as a bridge building firm in 1928 by Captain Josiah W. Reed and his son Carlton Day
Reed, the company has prospered under four generations of family leadership to build
a long-standing reputation as one of Northern New England’s top heavy contractors.
Recent News
Three Corners Solar – Benton, ME
The Three Corners Project in Benton Maine is progressing well and on schedule. The concrete work for the foundations and pads has been completed by the skilled and hard working team. They have ensured the [...]
Reed & Reed to begin work on Frank J. Wood Bridge Replacement
Reed & Reed was awarded a $49.9 million contract by Maine Department of Transportation to replace the aging, obsolete Frank J. Wood bridge between the towns of Brunswick and Topsham, Maine. The existing 3-span through [...]
Featured Projects
Reed & Reed / BIW Megalift
Bath Iron Works is contracted with the US Navy to construct three, DDG-1000, Zumwalt-class destroyers. Two of these vessels are utilizing a state-of-the-art composite deckhouse that is fabricated offsite and then erected onto the hull [...]
Structural Stabilization and Repairs to Berths 1, 2A, and 2B Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Reed & Reed has recently completed the structural stabilization and repairs to Berths 1, 2A, and 2B at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. We were selected for this difficult project by the Navy [...]
Veterans Memorial Bridge
The Veterans Memorial Bridge is a pre-cast segmental bridge that carries US Rt. 1 across the Fore River from Portland to South Portland Maine. The bridge is 1610 feet long and is supported by 6 [...]
Kingdom Community Wind Project
Reed & Reed started preconstruction services in February 2010 assisting GMP through design, permitting, turbine selection, project budgeting and scheduling. In June 2011 GMP/R&R entered into a BOP contract with work starting in September 2011. [...]