A renovation and expansion of the existing 22,000 sf public safety building, the new building will consist of a new fire equipment apparatus bay as well as new spaces for administrative offices and living quarters. The building will also house a new Police Station, including the addition of new holding cells and a sally port. City Point Partners will work with MassDevelopment to oversee design and construction. The completed facility is scheduled to be opened in early 2023.

City Point Partners is proud to be based in the City of Boston and for the first time in our history, we have become certified by the City as a Woman Business Enterprise in the areas of cost estimating, scheduling, public outreach and inspection services. We are delighted to have this opportunity to partner with the City on many future construction projects.

City Point Partners has been based in South Boston since our firm’s founding in 2009. We have supported a number of different construction projects for the City including streetscape and sidewalk improvements as well as the City Hall Renovation project. We look forward to serving the City in many more impactful ways in the months and years to come.

City Point Partners is pleased to announce that Adrian Charest, PE, Annalisa Motti, CCT, Josh Munoz, Meg Langley, and Joe Anderson have joined the firm. Adrian, Annalisa, and Josh join our Project Controls Group as Project Controls Engineer and Project Controls Specialists, respectively. Meg is the newest addition to our Public Outreach group, and Joe Anderson is a Resident Engineer.

Adrian is a Professional Engineer in Massachusetts and a LEED Accredited Professional with experience in both the public and private sectors.

Annalisa has a background in transit and transportation projects from an environmental perspective and is a graduate of UMass Amherst.

Josh will leverage his background in real estate utilizing multiple software packages to develop cost estimates and project schedules for our clients. He has a BS in Finance from UMass Boston.

Meg has experience working in the public/non-profit sector, is a member of the Massachusetts National Guard, and has a Master’s Degree in Political Science.

A former Keolis employee, Joe joins our team on the MBTA’s Positive Train Control/Automatic Train Control project to provide construction inspection services.

We are very happy to welcome these new additions to City Point Partners!

In his new leadership role, Moskowitz will be responsible for overseeing the pursuit of new work as well as business development activities. As City Point Partners grows and expands into new markets, he will also lead the firm’s strategic planning and continue to oversee the marketing communications services in support of the branding of the firm.

“I have a deep appreciation for Jay’s skills and leadership in our business development, strategic planning, and marketing efforts,” said Colleen Moore the Owner and President of City Point Partners, “in particular, over the last year while we were all working remotely, he proved himself to be a respected leader within our firm in the service of both internal and external clients.”

Moskowitz has more than 15 years of experience in the Architecture/Engineering/Construction industry. Throughout his career he has served in marketing roles for firms who practice architecture, MEP engineering as well as for firms providing both engineering and architecture.

Jay is President of the Massachusetts Building Congress and an active member of the Society for the Marketing of Professional Services, Boston. He holds a Masters in Business Administration from Boston University.

Joseph Nolan, City Point Partners’ Director of Public Outreach, recently published an article in the ACEC/MA Insights newsletter. “A public outreach program is critical to nearly all public and some private construction projects. Joseph Nolan, City Point Partners’ Director of Public Outreach, discusses the evolution of these programs, what makes them successful, and how COVID-19 has transformed them entirely.” 

David Shrestinian has been named Director of Program Management for City Point Partners, a leading program management and construction services firm based in Boston.

In his new leadership role, Shrestinian will be responsible for business development and project delivery focusing on strategic planning, enhanced client relations and growth of program management services throughout the New England market.

Shrestinian has more than 30 years of experience in the Architecture/Engineering/Construction industry. Most recently, he was a Senior Vice President for two of the largest building contractors in New England where he spent more than a combined twenty years overseeing a variety of public sector and higher education construction projects.

As a supporter and advocate of the construction management profession, Shrestinian has extensive experience serving on boards in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, including as former Chairman, Designer Selection Committee, Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development, a former member of the Chapter 149A Task Force of the Associated General Contractors, and former member of the Construction Management Professional Advisory Board of Roger Williams University.

Shrestinian earned a master’s degree in civil engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as well as a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Tufts University. He is a member of the Construction Management Association of America, New England Chapter.