Last week, Senator Patrick O'Connor and Representative James Murphy visited Enterprise Equipment Company Co., Inc. at the Francis L. Murphy ice skating rink in South Boston to view their work replacing the cooling system and present Enterprise with a citation in honor of their most recent S.T.E.P. Award.
Enterprise Equipment won a public bid project to replace the refrigeration systems at nine different Department of Conservation and Recreation’s skating rinks, which is being done over three summers.
The project value to date is slightly over $11.4 million and is the complete replacement of the mechanical room chillers, pumps, piping, electrical switchgear, chemical treatment systems and in some cases the cooling towers for the rink. They are also performing some mechanical code and safety upgrades for the operators of the DCR.
Enterprise Equipment won a public bid project to replace the refrigeration systems at nine different Department of Conservation and Recreation’s skating rinks, which is being done over three summers.
The project value to date is slightly over $11.4 million and is the complete replacement of the mechanical room chillers, pumps, piping, electrical switchgear, chemical treatment systems and in some cases the cooling towers for the rink. They are also performing some mechanical code and safety upgrades for the operators of the DCR.
Some of the equipment being replaced dates back to the mid 1970's and with the state of the art control systems being installed and all new energy efficient equipment having the capability to be monitored and controlled remotely via the internet, it allows for enhanced efficiency and run times as well what should be considerable monthly savings on electricity used going forward.
The new chillers and control systems are being supplied by Cimco Toromont and represented and serviced locally by the Recco Corporation of Woburn, MA. The chillers are made in Alabama under strict quality control standards and all start up and commissioning is being done by factory trained representatives which require a 2-3 week process before they can turn the rink over to the DCR for their operation.
They recently completed the Devine Rink in Dorchester and the Connell Rink in Weymouth last summer and are well ahead of schedule in completing the following four other rinks.
About Enterprise Equipment Company Co., Inc.
Enterprise Equipment Company Co., Inc. was founded in 1944 and began as a heating contractor under the name of Enterprise Oil Burner Sales Co. The company’s name was changed to Enterprise Equipment Co., Inc. when it incorporated in 1959. In the late 60s and early 70s, the company evolved to become more of an independent mechanical contractor responsible for total project performance. Since 1968, Enterprise has broadened both its geographical territory and the scope of work to encompass all facets of mechanical work including boiler rooms, chiller plants, underground utilities, incinerators, geothermal exchange systems, energy management and sewer pump stations. For a complete listing of their services, please click here.
The new chillers and control systems are being supplied by Cimco Toromont and represented and serviced locally by the Recco Corporation of Woburn, MA. The chillers are made in Alabama under strict quality control standards and all start up and commissioning is being done by factory trained representatives which require a 2-3 week process before they can turn the rink over to the DCR for their operation.
They recently completed the Devine Rink in Dorchester and the Connell Rink in Weymouth last summer and are well ahead of schedule in completing the following four other rinks.
About Enterprise Equipment Company Co., Inc.
Enterprise Equipment Company Co., Inc. was founded in 1944 and began as a heating contractor under the name of Enterprise Oil Burner Sales Co. The company’s name was changed to Enterprise Equipment Co., Inc. when it incorporated in 1959. In the late 60s and early 70s, the company evolved to become more of an independent mechanical contractor responsible for total project performance. Since 1968, Enterprise has broadened both its geographical territory and the scope of work to encompass all facets of mechanical work including boiler rooms, chiller plants, underground utilities, incinerators, geothermal exchange systems, energy management and sewer pump stations. For a complete listing of their services, please click here.
Member Company Legislator Visits
Inviting your state representative or senator to visit your office facility or a current site project provides an opportunity for your legislator to learn more about the great work your company is doing and develops a relationship that can be beneficial to your ability to work in an open and competitive marketplace. These meetings are also invaluable to ABC’s government affairs activity and go a long way in our efforts to advocate on behalf of the issues impacting your companies, the construction industry, and the overall business climate in Massachusetts.
If you have any groundbreaking or ribbon-cutting ceremonies for ongoing projects or are willing to host your state representative or senator, please contact Rob McGovern at Rob@abcma.org or (781) 273-0123 and we will coordinate the visit.
If you have any groundbreaking or ribbon-cutting ceremonies for ongoing projects or are willing to host your state representative or senator, please contact Rob McGovern at Rob@abcma.org or (781) 273-0123 and we will coordinate the visit.
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