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Pomeroy Associates pitches local, hands‑on approach for Bourne police station reroof
Summary
Pomeroy Associates told the Bourne building committee it will assign local staff who will serve as daily on‑site contacts, prioritize documentation and phasing to avoid dispatch downtime, and aim for design/bid timing to allow construction during spring/summer.
Pomeroy Associates told the Town of Bourne’s Police Station Roof Replacement Building Committee that the same team that presented to the committee would be the team handling the town’s project, stressing local availability and daily field oversight. Partner Taylor McDonald said the firm keeps projects small and focused, and emphasized that committee members would see the same faces throughout design and construction: "The team that you see will be the team that you'll be working with." (Taylor McDonald).
The firm’s presenters detailed experience on occupied public‑safety projects and said documentation and phasing would be central to limiting disruption. Project manager Bill Nangle said Pomeroy has handled dispatch relocations and stressed contingency planning and daily communication with facility leaders to avoid downtime. The team recommended planning design and bidding in the off season and targeting a spring/summer construction window; their rough schedule estimate for typical phasing was four to six months of on‑site work once contracts are in place.
