Intren opens regional office in Baltimore

Daily Record Staff//January 22, 2018//

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Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, center, leads a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the East Coast office of Intren, a Union, Illinois-based WBE utility specialty contractor. Joining Pugh for the event were, from left, Gerald Jackson, BA for Pipefitters and Steamfitters Local 486; Ken Franke, principal category manager with Exelon; Keith Garvey, a regional vice president with Intren; Frank Kelly, manager of diverse business empowerment with Exelon; Robert Holsey, president of Operating Engineers Local 37; Matthew Turk, an executive vice president with Intren; and Lloyd Gillespie, a business development manager with Intren. (PRNewsfoto/intren)

Union, Illinois-based WBE utility specialty contractor Intren opened its East Coast regional office in Baltimore Jan. 17 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Mayor Catherine Pugh and Intren officials commemorated the occasion with leaders from the Maryland Washington Minority Companies Association, Greater Baltimore Black Chamber of Commerce, Business Agents from Operating Engineers 37 and Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 486 and other business and civic leaders.

The facility will assist with demands for Intren’s services and represents the first regional headquarters for the company on the east coast. The move enables the company to offer its complete range of construction service solutions to new and existing customers throughout the region.

Daily Record staff