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Construction proceeds despite drainage and soil issues; Delphi Construction leading build
Summary
The club said contractor Delphi Construction is building the teen center; crews found drainage and unsuitable soils requiring unplanned work and costs, but the foundation is in and framing is up.
Jim Kiley said the club signed a contract with Delphi Construction in January, broke ground in March and held an April ceremonial groundbreaking. "The people who are building that over there are great people," he said, adding the office is local to Mashpee.
Kiley described two early complications: crews discovered the senior-center drainage system sat on the property the town provided, requiring relocation, and the site had unsuitable soils that needed excavation. He said those issues caused delays and additional expense; the transcript records that the soil work was "a $120" but does not specify the unit. Kiley said the foundation is now in and the building has risen quickly in recent weeks.
The club engaged local advisers during contractor interviews and said it prioritized the project team when selecting the builder. Kiley framed the construction as back on track and emphasized the project's visible progress.
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