Good Work
Wears Well.™

Our work is built by people who care how it holds up.

When you own part of the company, you care differently. That's why our safety standards and level of craftsmanship aren't just policies—they're personal.

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We build like our name’s on the line—because it is.

Safety is a top priority to us. We have a personal stake in protecting each other and maintaining the highest safety standards within the industry.

As an exclusive member of the National Contractors Insurance (NCI) Ltd., our safety record and loss history is continually monitored to ensure we maintain the highest level of safety. Through a detailed risk control program and continuous improvement initiatives, we make step-by-step improvements in all aspects of jobsite safety.

Full-Time Safety Director

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OSHA Training

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Safety Committee

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NCI Partnership

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Building a legacy of stability and quality.

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1973

Humble Beginnings

Brian Forcine, working out of the back of his pickup truck, starts Forcine Concrete and does small residential masonry and concrete work around Malvern, PA.​

1980

Finding a Lane

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1973-1990

Setting a Core Team

Over the first two decades, Brian steadily grows his company, attracting and fostering the talents of Brad Forcine, John Evans, and Rich Futterer, who are eventually named Partners in the company. ​

1993

Market Woes

1993 marks the first time Forcine Concrete must navigate through major external market pressures.​

2007

Space to Run

Forcine Concrete moves into its new company headquarters: a custom built, 20,396 SF office and shop in Malvern, PA.

2010

A Booming Market

Since the economy’s rebound in 2010, Forcine Concrete has capitalized on the booming e-commerce and cold storage market, which has continued to grow through the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.

2022

ESOP

A business model that fits our values.

2023

Celebrating 50 Years

Huge milestone for the company

2024

Acquiring New Skills

R&W Concrete Construction, Inc. --> Shotcrete and Soil Nails

The hands that started Forcine.

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president

F. Brian Forcine

vice president

F. Brian Forcine

vice president, operations

John Evans

vice president, business dev

Richard Futterer