Edison, NJ — IMC Construction, a nationally recognized, full-service construction company, recently opened a new office in Edison, New Jersey to accommodate the continued growth in the New Jersey region.
"We are thrilled to show our commitment to New Jersey by establishing a permanent office," said Michael Lloyd, COO at IMC Construction. “We’ve worked in New Jersey throughout our history, but after completing over $250 million of projects in recent years, we concluded that establishing an office would allow us to serve our clients better and become an active member of the community. IMC’s unique approach to doing business, unparalleled use of technology, and broad sector experience will enable IMC to be a great partner in the New Jersey market. IMC will continue to contribute to the community and hire local personnel and subcontractors.”
The number of New Jersey projects has been steadily increasing for IMC, as has the number of employees who live in New Jersey. The new IMC office is located at 333 Thornall Street close to the MetroPark Train Station and New Jersey Turnpike. This is the third office for IMC with the headquarters in Malvern, PA and the second office in Philadelphia, PA.
“The opening of IMC’s new office is an important step in the strategic expansion of our New Jersey project portfolio,” said Alex Craig, VP of IMC’s New Jersey Division. “With a projection of over $35 billion dollars of construction starts in the New Jersey Market over the next few years, our new office location will enable us further strengthen our presence in the region.”
About IMC Construction
IMC Construction is a full-service, national, construction management firm headquartered in the Philadelphia area. IMC Construction’s experience in preplanning and construction includes facilities for diverse market sectors such as commercial, hospitality, multi-family, healthcare, science and technology, education, industrial, and retail. IMC provides a full range of preconstruction and construction services including lean, sustainable/NetZero, and IPD methodologies.