Stone & Webster

A Stoughton, Massachusetts engineering and investment firm

Stone & Webster was involved in creating the facilities and laboratories for the Manhattan Project. The company collapsed in 2000 after a major bribery scandal. It had attempted to pay $147 million to a relative of Indonesian President Suharto. Operated as a division of The Shaw Group from 2000 until 2012. .

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Leadership & Staff

Francis Higginson Cabot Signal Corps; investment and venture capital

• Executive assistant ('49→'59)

Parents

Technip S.A. Project management, engineering and construction for the energy industry

• Acquiring institution ('12→?)

The Shaw Group Inc Engineering, construction and industrial services organization.

• Acquiring institution ('00→'12)

Services & Transactions

John Heald Alexander Sr A tax law expert and Nixon advisor

• legal representative (past)

Updated over 8 years ago

Types	Organization, Business, Private Company
Start date	1889