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We serve clients worldwide from
our offices in Portland, Maine.

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Mailing address:

Dirigo Design & Development, Inc.
PO Box 756
Portland, ME 04104

Corporate office:

57 Exchange Street, Suite 302
Portland, ME 04101

Hours of operation:

Monday-Friday:
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. EST

Main telephone numbers:

Main menu: 207-347-7360

Fax: 207-358-2995

Client resources:

Ticketing System
Project Management Portal
Sharepoint Portal


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Direct dial telephone numbers:

You may reach out to a team member directly by dialing the telephone number beside each name. If you use our main telephone number 207-347-7360, please take note of the extension number (to the right of the direct dial numbers) or follow the telephone menu.

Danny Bouchotte 207-358-2983 x202
David Addison 207-358-2980 x212
Ivan Sokolovich 207-358-2981 x203
Jessie Lacey 207-358-2993 x205
Margarita Ofiyeva 207-358-2992 x201
Marni Libby 207-358-2991 x208
Payson Welch 207-358-2982 x204
Stephen Crowley 207-358-2984 x207
Kristy Yeaton 207-358-2985 x209
Karen Paquette 207-358-2994 x211
Victoria Kuhn
207-358-2990 x210
Content Office --- x283
Conference Room --- x213
Wireless Polycom --- x206

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Local 207-358-2999 x284
Toll free 877-375-9260  
Dustin O'Connor 207-358-2997  
Raphael DiLuzio 207-358-2998 x211

 

Our home:

 First National Bank of Portland Building

The First National Bank, built in 1883–1884, exhibits the key features of the Queen Anne commercial style: the corner tower, the asymmetrical façade, tall chimneys, and rich surface texture. Blocks and carved pieces of sandstone, rosy terracotta panels with swirling designs, and raised bands of brick are used to form the horizontal stringcourses which balance the vertically grouped windows. Henry Van Brunt and Frank Howe of Boston were the architects.