Wickersham Construction & Engineering Inc., one of central Pennsylvania’s leading general contracting firms since its founding in 1906, has named Albert L. Mauger chair of its board of directors and appointed Bradford B. Smith president of the organization. David A. Nace was appointed Wickersham’s executive vice president.

Mauger previously served as president of the company, Smith as its vice president of estimating and Nace as the vice president of construction. Now in its fourth generation of ownership, the three men have co-owned Wickersham since 1989. In addition to their management responsibilities, they each serve as project managers for a variety of clients.

Mauger has been with Wickersham Construction since 1977. A registered professional engineer and surveyor in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, he also is a registered professional engineer in Maryland.

Smith joined Wickersham in 1980. He is a registered professional engineer in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Nace came onboard the Wickersham team in 1985. He is active locally in the Keystone Associated Builders and Contractors organization where he recently joined its board of directors.

Wickersham Construction & Engineering was founded in 1906 by John H. Wickersham. Starting in 1910, Wickersham constructed more than 24 of The Hershey Company’s original corporate facilities. More recently Wickersham acted as the general contractor for several expansion projects at Hersheypark, The Hershey Company, Milton Hershey School and Hershey Medical Center.

Today, Wickersham Construction provides a diverse range of services to commercial, institutional and industrial clients. These services include traditional general construction, design/build construction and construction management. Wickersham’s industrial services division meets the special challenges of performing small projects in an existing facility.

Recent Pennsylvania clients who chose to build blue with Wickersham include R.R. Donnelley, Lancaster; St. Michael’s Lutheran Church, Unionville; Eastern Lebanon County Municipal Authority and Wayside Presbyterian Church, Landisville.

Maryland projects have been completed for Tidewater Outfitters corporate offices in Havre de Grace and the Perryville Middle School.

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