
February 2010 News
Werner names Campbell VP
Werner Co. appointed Jeff Campbell as vice president of Professional Sales, effective Feb. 8.
White Paper: Applying TQM to Sales
Your salesperson is the single largest factor in your customer's purchasing decision.
Are You Carhartt Tough?
Carhartt and Cintas launch contest to celebrate new partnership.
AGC: Stimulus will help more contractors in 2010
AGC analysis of stimulus data shows program delivering more construction jobs than initially estimated, helping boost transportation spending.
Generac Goes Public on NYSE
Generac Holdings Inc. Announces Initial Public Offering, First Day of Trading on New York Stock Exchange.
Fourth Quarter Home Sales Surge 13.9%
Year-over-year sales were higher in 49 states and D.C.; all but three states had double-digit annual increases.
- Michael Cowhig elected chairman.
- Company declares stock dividend.
Bay Bridge east span: Follow construction on Google Earth
Google Earth users can follow construction of a new Bay Area icon: the self-anchored suspension span of the Bay Bridge connecting Treasure Island and the East Bay.
AGC spring training calendar
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) has updated its spring 2010 training calendar.
Oregon standardizes collaborative-construction process
After finding a way to push forward 365 bridge projects in 12 years, the Oregon Department of Transportation will use the same process to accelerate projects in the future.
Stimulus Report Card: One Year Later
More than 12,000 stimulus transportation projects have been put out to bid since last February, 2009.
Marshalltown Company Acquires Cleform Tool Corp.
Cleform manufacturing processes will be moved to Marshalltown’s facility in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
New San Francisco Bay Bridge taking shape
2,047-foot-long, $6.3 billion structure will be the longest self-anchored suspension bridge in the world.
Report: New home construction in South Florida has bottomed out
Construction of new homes in South Florida has bottomed out, according to a Metrostudy report that said inventory is so low that some developers are having to build a new house for each one sold.
PTDA members optimistic
Members of the Power Transmission Distributors Association (PTDA) are finding cause for optimism as 2010 begins.