“With our long history working with the Runding team, I knew they were the perfect choice for MD&B’s complex data integration project. Runding’s expertise in the construction industry, combined with its successful track record, made it my go-to solution for this challenge.”
Mike Dow, DCY Consulting and Maine Drilling & Blasting Chief Information Officer

Maine Drilling & Blasting (MD&B), founded in 1966 in Gardiner, Maine, has evolved from a small foundation-drilling operation into a leading multidisciplinary construction firm with a broad presence across New England and beyond. As the company grew, so did the complexity of managing its data across departments, locations, and systems.

MD&B faced several operational and data management hurdles:
Manual Data Entry: Frequent switching between systems required redundant manual input, increasing errors and inefficiency.
Recognizing the need for digital transformation, MD&B partnered with DCY Consulting and Runding Corporation to implement OpenBuild, a Microsoft-based digital transformation framework for the construction industry. Key elements of the solution included:
The collaboration produced tangible improvements across MD&B’s operations:
MDB achieved significant improvements in data management with OpenBuild, including centralized and streamlined data flow between applications and departments, better decision-making capabilities, and increased productivity. The new solution fosters efficiency and transparency in the company’s data transformation endeavors.
With more than two decades serving the construction industry, Runding’s approach is based on a core principle that specialty contractors should not be locked into rigid, proprietary systems built in Silicon Valley far away from the jobsite.
OpenBuild is flexible, open, and designed for how contractors actually work.