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Rocky Mountain Construction articles from March 2007
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Rocky Mountain Construction archives from March 2007
Marco Crane Adds Grove GMK7550.
March 12, 2007... Staff
Marco Crane has received a new Grove GMK7550 mobile crane, the largest all-terrain model available from Manitowoc Crane Group.
Dan Mardian, president of Marco Crane and sister company Mardian Equipment, both based in Phoenix,...
Flintco Completes UNM Health Science Buildings.(Company overview)
March 12, 2007... By Bruce Higgins
American Indian contractor tackles medical school buildings for University of New Mexico
The Flintco name is not new to many in the construction and energy industries. Flintco Companies, the largest American...
Outlook Good For Nevada, Utah.(Ken Simonson of Associated General Contractors of America)(Brief article)
March 12, 2007... Staff
Reno and Salt Lake City- Ken Simonson, chief economist for Associated General Contractors of America, told state AGC chapters in Nevada and Utah their states are expected to be among the strongest in the country this year in terms of...
Neilsons Skanska Now Skanska USA Civil.(Company overview)
March 12, 2007... Staff
Cortez, Colo.- Effective the first of the new year, Nielsons Skanska Inc. of Cortez will operate under the name Skanska USA Civil. Founded as Nielsons Inc. in 1950, the company began as a small contractor based in Dolores, Colo....
NCA Honors Members, Projects.(Nevada Contractors Association)(Brief article)
March 12, 2007... Staff
Las Vegas- The Nevada Contractors Association recently named the winners of its seventh annual "Contractor of the Year" awards during a gala luncheon held at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. The awards are the Nevada construction...
Coal Liquefaction Plant For Wyoming.
March 12, 2007... Staff
Carbon County, Wyo.- Medicine Bow Fuel & Power LLC, a subsidiary of DKRW Advanced Fuels LLC, plans to build a coal-to-liquids processing facility in south central Wyoming with a daily capacity of 13,000 barrels of ultra-low-sulfur...
ADOT Sets Loop 101 Expansion.(Arizona Department of Transportation)(Brief article)
March 12, 2007... Staff
Scottsdale, Ariz.- The Arizona Department of Transportation is preparing to advertise for bids on a $70-million project to expand the capacity of the often-congested Loop 101 freeway in Scottsdale. Construction is to begin this...
Arizona Schools To Get More Funds.
March 12, 2007... Staff
Phoenix- The Arizona School Facilities Board has approved spending an additional $585,000 for a typical K-8 elementary school and including gym floors, playground equipment and landscaping, items that were not previously included....
R.E. Monks Begins Springs Improvements.(R.E. Monks Construction Co.)(Brief article)
March 12, 2007... Staff
Colorado Springs, Colo.- R.E. Monks Construction Co. of Colorado Springs has begun work under a nearly $26-million contract with the Colorado Department of Transportation to construct a grade-separated interchange between Power...
HCEA Show A Big Success.
March 26, 2007... Staff
The Historical Construction Equipment Association's 21st annual National Convention and Old Equipment Exposition, held this past fall at the organization's National Construction Equipment Museum near Bowling Green, Ohio, was very...