Portland, Maine
27 Pearl St., Second Floor
Portland, ME 04101
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Our Portland, Maine, office was founded to support a multiyear construction project, but it quickly became clear that the region was to be a long-term home. We have grown to support projects locally and far away, offering our full range of engineering, architecture, construction, environmental, consulting and stakeholder management solutions from the heart of Portland’s historic Old Port.
As one of the top 10 architecture and engineering firms in the United States, as ranked by Engineering News-Record, our Portland team focuses on delivering client success for electrical transmission and distribution planning and design and supports the full range of infrastructure, facility and environmental needs.
We were recognized as one of the top design firms by ENR New England. Check out all our rankings.
Want to know what makes Burns & McDonnell a great place to work? Great Rated!, the organization behind the rankings used by Fortune magazine, shares details about what our people say and do that puts us on the list. Read more
Client success is one of our driving principles, and so we’re proud to be a repeating recipient of PSMJ’s Premier Award for Client Satisfaction. Learn more about what that means
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Talk Read Sing
Burns & McDonnell employee-owners raised funds to purchase books to fill bags in support of a local literacy organization. -
Rooftop Family Fun
Employee-owners and families gather for an evening of family fun, including grilling, games, laughter and a bouncy house. -
Back-to-School Support
The Portland office teamed up with Brick & Beam to raise money to purchase new backpacks and school supplies for local children. -
Giving Back
Members of the Burns & McDonnell Portland, Maine, office volunteer at a Habitat for Humanity work site. -
Community Networking
The office rooftop was the venue for a networking event with E2Tech, which seeks to build Maine's environmental and energy technology economy.
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Reaching the Summit of Project Success in Today's Utility Industry
Burns & McDonnell
Seismic changes in the utility landscape are forcing utility companies to become more aggressive in their approach to project execution. The creation of a project management office (PMO) can improve project delivery by enhancing prioritization, eliminating redundancies and allowing for more efficient allocation of available resources.
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