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Suffolk Taps 30-Year Healthcare Veteran to Run Newport Beach Office as Orange County Hospital Pipeline Tops $5B

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Suffolk has hired healthcare construction veteran Bobby Eagar as senior vice president and Orange County division manager, a move that puts three decades of hospital-building experience behind the national contractor's push into one of the most active healthcare construction markets in the country. Suffolk, the Boston-based builder ranked eighth on ENR's list of "Largest Domestic […]

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