Editor's Notes
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Let’s admit it; the economy has been in a premature state of hibernation. But signs seem to be pointing toward recovery.
Let’s admit it; the economy has been in a premature state of hibernation. But signs seem to be pointing toward recovery.
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Founded in 1992 by Tim Puetz, the current president, Reliable Steel, Inc.
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“From the frozen north of Alaska to the bush country of West Africa, this management team has overcome unprecedented obstacles to successfully complete pipeline projects to the satisfaction of our c
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“We walked out of the office wondering what we would do next and within 48 hours we had a $3 million contract.” Thus begins the success of Manasota Commercial Construction.
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“Commercial development and construction is a maze of what ifs and how-to’s and quite honestly, it can become an immense challenge.” This admission on Arnold Construction’s Web site proves the
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It is easy to overlook the hard work behind America’s broadcast and telecommunications towers.
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Recovering and Reinvesting in Economy
Let’s admit it; the economy has been in a premature state of hibernation. But signs seem to be pointing toward recovery. On Wednesday, October 14, the Dow hit 10,000 for the first time since October 2008. It’s not a sure indicator of funds being redistributed, but what is. It’s nothing the construction and development industry hasn’t weathered before, because in this industry hibernation is not as option. While the stock market takes its tentative steps, hems and hahs, ebbs and flows, the architects, fabricators and contractors diversify; they navigate the codes and economic conditions that can change a company’s means of survival from one job to the next.
Recognizing that tough conditions lead to tougher competitors, US Developers Journal is proud to spotlight companies that have stepped up to the shovel-ready projects, positioned for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and found means to diversify in ways that rely on nothing but sheer initiative and ingenuity.