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People.
April 13, 2009... Staff Woodbridge, VA - Paul D. Reynolds , EIT, recently attained the status of Engineer-in-Training. In 2007, Reynolds was hired as a project engineer in the Civil Engineering Department of Burgess & Niple 's Woodbridge office. Reynolds expertise includes design of storm drainage,...

Awards.
April 13, 2009... Staff Greensboro, NC - NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, recently honored the North Carolina Piedmont Triad Chapter with the Special Event Award for a small chapter, recognizing excellence in chapter events. Accepting the award on behalf of the chapter were...

Stimulus Plan -- Construction Sector Opportunities.
April 13, 2009... By Jeff Kimball Companies with green expertise and those experienced in federal government procurement will have the advantage as they look for ways to participate in the stimulus program. In its final form, the $789-billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act holds a number of...

Versatile Equipment Helps Landscaper Battle Economy.
April 13, 2009... By Eric Morse, Two Rivers Marketing Group C. Miller Excavating Inc. and Landscaping is determined to get through tough times by having the best employees, the right compact equipment and providing quality work. If there's one thing on the minds of most landscape contractors these...

Preservation Efforts Mean Longer-Lasting Roads.
April 13, 2009... Staff The North Carolina Department of Transportation's preservation efforts have paved the way for longer-lasting roads and major cost savings. Courtesy of the North Carolina Department of Transportation With the onset of warmer weather, the North Carolina Department of...