- Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Middle and Eastern Tennessee 2006
What does 2006 look like for the construction industry in the southeastern United States? Across the region, most agree, there are many sound reasons for optimism. Factory construction is generally up, and multifamily construction is doing well — particularly in Florida. Manufacturing-related construction continues strong in parts of Alabama, particularly ......
- Alabama Road Builders Hall Of Fame Inducts New Members
The Alabama Road Builders Hall of Fame recently inducted six members into its fifth Hall of Fame class. The Hall of Fame was created by the Alabama Road Builders Association's Board of Directors "to honor, preserve and perpetuate the outstanding accomplishments and contributions of individuals and companies that have brought ......
- Three's The Charm
In Florida's St. Johns County, growth is the word these days — and one of the contractors helping that growth to happen is Prince Contracting Co., Inc., based in Palmetto, Fla. Among the company's current projects are three closely related jobs in the northwestern part of the county. One of ......
- The dirt keeps moving.
The value of new construction contracts has been consistent in the first two months of 2006, with an overall gain of about 9 percent over the value of activity in 2005. Activity was consistent in January and February, according to the McGraw-Hill Construction division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Lexington, Mass....
- Telecom market: faces encouraging yet uncertain
future.
As the U.S. telecommunications industry comes to life again, contractors experienced in outside plant construction are trying to get a reading about what the future will hold, and Fiber To The Premises (FTTP) is one hot topic. Verizon, already bringing fiber to homes and businesses in parts of Texas, Florida ......
- APAC-Southeast Purchases J.W. Conner & Sons
APAC-Southeast, Inc. has announced the purchase of the construction operations of J.W. Conner & Sons, Inc. Conner, a family-owned-and-operated company, has been in business for more than 70 years, with its primary business being highway construction. The acquisition included Delta Asphalt Paving Company and C&D Equipment. Most of the Conner ......
- Asphalt producers see summer demand rise
Petroleum asphalt production at Alaska refineries is up sharply this summer to keep pace with massive road construction and maintenance projects around the state. "It's a record year for demand," said Jeff Cook, vice president of external affairs for Williams Alaska Petroleum Inc. The company, which has a refinery at ......