Boston GC Taps Former Webcor Exec To Lead West

Suffolk has brought on longtime Webcor executive Tony Rango as president of its West Region operations, the Boston-based company said Friday.

New Suffolk West Region President Tony Rango
Courtesy of Suffolk
New Suffolk West Region President Tony Rango

Most recently a Webcor executive vice president and chief operating officer, Rango now leads operations in Suffolk's S.F., LA and San Diego markets and will lead further expansion throughout California, Suffolk said.

In all, Rango spent 22 years with S.F.-based Webcor, which during his tenure led projects like Related California's mixed-income tower The Avery, Salesforce Transit Center and the ongoing Oceanwide Center towers. His earlier posts include leading the general contractor's concrete division as senior vice president.

Suffolk, whose past projects include Equity Residential's 42-story S.F. tower at 340 Fremont, said it recently saw $4.5B in revenue led by work out if its main offices, which include Boston, New York and LA. In February, it announced an expansion beyond construction into startup funding and R&D.

Other Bay Area projects led by Suffolk include One Henry Adams, another Equity Residential S.F. project, along with CIM Group's 288-unit residential project at Oakland's 1150 Clay St. that topped out in September.

Upcoming developments Rango and Suffolk will oversee include Lincoln Property Co.'s mixed-use tower slated for 1900 Broadway in Oakland.

“Tony has visionary leadership, unparalleled industry experience, [a] reputation for excellence and strong local relationships,” Suffolk Chairman and CEO John Fish said in a statement.

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