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Dixie Contractor archives from September 2004

A Bright New House.
September 6, 2004... By Steve Hudson When Bright House Networks decided to build a new regional corporate office in St. Petersburg, Fla., it chose to go with an innovative implementation of tilt-up concrete construction. When cable giant Bright House...

Thompson Machinery Celebrates 60 Years.(Brief Article)
September 6, 2004... Staff Thompson Machinery recently hosted a customer appreciation day and open house in Greenwood, Miss., as part of the company's year-long 60th anniversary celebration. Over 200 principals of numerous Delta-area businesses,...

GUCA Trench Rescue Seminar Program Earns Spot On 2004 Associations Advance America Honor Roll.(Georgia Utility Contractors Association Inc.,)
September 6, 2004... Staff The Georgia Utility Contractors Association, Inc. (GUCA) has been elected to the 2004 Associations Advance America Honor Roll in a national awards competition sponsored by the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE),...

A Whale Of A Project.
September 6, 2004... By Steve Hudson Thanks to an eye-catching construction project, Destin, Fla., will soon have two new entries in the record books -- the largest single dry-storage boat storage facility in the world, plus the world's second largest mural....

Controlling Moisture.
September 6, 2004... By Lisa Petsko, Sto Guard Associate, Market Manager, Sto Corp., Atlanta, Ga. Fluid-Applied Air and Moisture Barriers Successfully Combat Moisture and Mold Problems Given that buildings are generally constructed "tighter" today than...

Out-Of-This-World Construction.(one-of-a-kind building project in Huntsville, Ala., may just pave the way for future exploration of the stars)(Baggette Construction)
September 6, 2004... By Steve Hudson A one-of-a-kind building project in Huntsville, Ala., may just pave the way for future exploration of the stars. Ever wanted to explore outer space? If your answer is yes, then there's good news in Huntsville, Ala.,...

A Challenging Garage In Savannah.
September 6, 2004... By Steve Hudson In Savannah, Ga., contractor Archer-Western and construction manager Boyken International team up to build a much-needed parking facility in the city's busy historic district. On construction sites, challenges come in...

Editor's Report.(Editorial)
September 20, 2004... By Steve Hudson Ahh, it's that time of year again. You know, the one where the alarm clock signals that it's time to start rounding up notebooks and packing backpacks and preparing lunches and double-checking homework and heading out to...

FTBA Presents Best In Construction Awards.(Florida Transportation Builders Association)
September 20, 2004... By Steve Hudson The Florida Transportation Builders Association recently recognized a number of outstanding projects across the state as recipients of this year's Best In Construction Awards. The Florida Transportation Builders...

Challenging Sewer Upgrade In Knoxville.
September 20, 2004... By Steve Hudson A fleet of heavy equipment and a multifaceted line-up of bypass pumps help Lennut & Co. complete a sewer replacement project in Knoxville, Tenn. Like many cities, Knoxville, Tenn., is facing the challenges of upgrading...

Tackling A Tough Schedule.(The Villages)(Graham Brothers Construction)
September 20, 2004... By Jay Barnett Moving 100,000 yards a day helps a Georgia contractor tackle some challenging Florida sitework. In central Florida, an active adult community is springing out of the sand and clay. When completed in 2012, The Villages...

Hercules Machinery Demonstrates Vibratory Pile Driver.(Movax-Sonic SideGrip vibratory pile driver system)
September 20, 2004... By Steve Hudson An excavator-mounted pile driving system utilizes 3,000 cycle/minute vibration to liquefy soil during pile driving, speeding the process and allowing pile placement in tight or low headroom locations. Hercules Machinery...

Komatsu Moves Production Of SK1020-5 Skid Steer To Newberry, S.C.(Brief Article)
September 20, 2004... Staff Komatsu America Corp. (KAC) has announced that all SK1020-5 skid steers sold in the United States will be manufactured at its Newberry, S.C., production facility. This change in manufacturing location will help speed delivery of...

DiRaimo Covers East Of Mississippi For Allied Construction Products.(Brief Article)
September 20, 2004... Staff Allied Construction Products, LLC has announced the appointment of Frank DiRaimo as eastern sales representative covering all states east of the Mississippi River. DiRaimo brings more than 30 years of construction equipment and...

Wirtgen Names Evans As New Area Manager.(Brief Article)
September 20, 2004... Staff Richard Evans has been promoted to the position of area manager, Wirtgen Group. In his new position, Evans will be responsible for the further development of both the Hamm Compaction and the Vogele America Paver Division in the...

Home-Grown Pumping.
September 20, 2004... By Steve Hudson A look at how a Florida-based pump manufacturer has grown to serve the construction industry and other pump users. "Ever wish you had a rocket scientist to help with your business?" That's the question asked by the...

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