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wher is the work?

does anyone know how to find upcoming large industrial or commercial projects? it seems alot of them are going non-union,especially in southern states.

Posted by charles dickerson on February 5, 2010 at 9:31am

texas power plant construction

there seems to be some powerhouse construction going on in texas.does anyone know if it is union?

Posted by charles dickerson on January 15, 2010 at 10:51am

Check Out These Architectural Marvels

Take a look at SMACNA's Architectual Metal newsletter (see link below) featuring some outstanding architectural projects from SMACNA Contractors and Sheet Metal Workers. I call these projects architectural eye-candy. They are amazing and the photos spectactular. I am especially taken with the football-shaped, copper roof on the Kansas City Chiefs' Training Facility in this issue. Check it out! Also, if your company has an architectural project you'd like considered for this newsletter, please se… Continue

Posted by Rosalind Raymond on January 12, 2010 at 10:01am