Bensalem, Pa.-based Bencardino Excavating, owned and operated by Lou Bencardino, is set to begin working on the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J. The Bucks County excavators will handle a complete site work package for the educational institution including storm, sanitary and water installation.

Massimino Building Corporation of Newtown, Pa. hired Bencardino Excavating to also handle the installation of paving and curb work throughout the project site. Bencardino Excavating has appointed long-time employee Tom Spenillo to serve as the project manager and Joe Hathaway to support the job as site foreman.

"At Bencardino Excavating, we are always on the lookout for opportunities to work in different geographic areas as well as on projects that allow us to give back to education and communities throughout the Delaware Valley," said Lou Bencardino. "Not only does the Institute of Advanced Study serve international scholars, but it also brings its local residents a great deal of joy by opening its 500-acre grounds of forest and nature paths to the public year-round. It is our privilege to help beautify these grounds and serve the Institute's international and local community."

The Institute for Advanced Study is one of the world's leading centers for theoretical research and intellectual inquiry. Founded in 1930 by philanthropists Louis Bamberger and his sister Caroline Bamberger Fuld, the Institute was established through the vision of founding Director Abraham Flexner. To learn more about the Institute, visit www.ias.edu.

Bucks County, Pa.-based Bencardino Excavating, founded by Louis A. Bencardino has been contracted by business partner IBEX Construction to handle the barn demolition project at the race track at Parx Casino in Bensalem, Pa. The demolition will make way for Parx Casino and Racing to relocate and rebuild the barns to safer and more up-to-date specifications.

Bencardino Excavating will handle the site work in relation to the demolition of four barns near the Parx Casino racetrack. The excavation crew will perform cuts, fills, sanitary and storm piping and final paving. Steve Borusiewicz is the project manager and John Johnson is the foreman on the project.

"We enjoy our long-time partnership with IBEX Construction and Parx Casino. It means a lot to us to work in our own back yard. These jobs help stimulate the local economy which makes what we do rewarding," said Lou Bencardino, owner of Bencardino Excavating.

Philadelphia University, based in the East Falls neighborhood of Philadelphia, will be working with Louis A. Bencardino and Bencardino Excavating for the complete site work excavation for its new College of Design, Engineering and Commerce (DEC) building.

INTECH Construction, a valued partner of the Bensalem, Pa. excavation company, contracted the company to perform a complete site work excavation package. The excavation crew will handle demolition of existing student housing, all utility relocations and all new storm, sanitary and water utilities. They will also complete 10,000 yards of cut to fill, excavation and backfill for the new building, and all final grading and paving. The crew on this project is led by Project Manager Dave Fink and Foreman Ron Krajewski, Jr.

"We are delighted to continue our work with INTECH Construction and to perform work at Philadelphia University. To be a part of the new College of Design, Engineering and Commerce building project is an honor. We take pride in working in our community and doing our part to support and encourage education in our youth," said Louis A. Bencardino, owner of Bencardino Excavating.

According to Philadelphia University, the creation of a College of Design, Engineering, and Commerce will be at the heart of the academic experience, leading to success and leadership in the professions of design, engineering and commerce.

The Bucks County-based company, Bencardino Excavating, is set to complete the final phases of construction at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America hospital in Northeast Philadelphia. 

Bucks County excavation company Bencardino Excavating was contracted by Skanska USA Building Inc. to handle work on the Merck Corporate Hangar project at the Trenton-Mercer Airport in Ewing, N.J.