Ensight Structural Engineering and Haynes Whaley Associates formed a new alliance — Ensight Haynes Whaley. The firm will serve public sector clients, with the added benefit of being a certified Historically Underutilized Business by the state of Texas. Related Links: Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Celebrates 75-Year Anniversary Rosendin Electric Inc. Completes Acquisition of KST Electric Ltd. Sundt Expands Texas Operations by Opening San Antonio Location Ensight Structural Engineering, Haynes Whaley Join Forces Llewelyn-Davies Sahni Marks 30 Years of Architecture, Urban Design Cowboys Stadium Wins TCEC ‘Eminent Conceptor’ Top Award BakerCorp Marks Two-Year Anniversary in San Antonio LeeBoy Names Closner Equipment
Houston-based CB&I Lummus was awarded a contract for concept development services for the Yamal LNG Integrated Project by Yamal LNG LLC to be completed by early 2011. Related Links: Wood County Airport Wins General Aviation Airport of the Year Houston in Attainment for PM2.5, Avoids EPA Penalty Threat EPA Studies Emissions From Houston-Bound Cargo Ship DFW International Airport Partners with EPA to Fight Climate Change Houston’s METRO President Resigns, Interim Leader Named TCEQ Names Texas Environmental Excellence Award Winners Fluor Awarded Three Middle Eastern Contracts CB&I Awarded Concept Development for Yamal LNG Project Plants Commended for Benefitting Local Communities, Environment
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Dallas-based Cadence McShane Construction Co. was selected to build a new 185,221-sq-ft headquarters for CTI Foods. The multi-purpose facility will be located on a 14.35-acre site in Saginaw. Dallas-based Pross Design Group is providing architectural services. A rendering of CTI Foods’ new headquarters in Saginaw. Cadence McShane will build the facility, designed by Pross Design Group. Related Links: Wylie Civic Complex Gives Birth to a New Town Center Satterfield & Pontikes Wins School, Naval Air Station Contracts Dallas Firms Tasked With GSA Feasibility Study Women’s Center Opens at Texas Regional Medical Center Mega-Movers Inspires Historic Church’s New Two-Part Design Ronald
Dallas-based Beck Technology Ltd. secured a contract from the U.S. General Services Administration to conduct a feasibility study for the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Related Links: Wylie Civic Complex Gives Birth to a New Town Center Satterfield & Pontikes Wins School, Naval Air Station Contracts Women’s Center Opens at Texas Regional Medical Center Mega-Movers Inspires Historic Church’s New Two-Part Design Ronald McDonald House of Dallas Opens in Medical District Cadence McShane Starts CTI Foods, Completes Industrial Project New Fort Hood Barracks Upgrades Soldiers’ Accommodations MAPP Completes Dallas Office Project for George W. Bush Johnson Space Center Building
Baton Rouge-based MAPP Construction recently completed the interior construction of the new offices for former President George W. Bush, former First Lady, Laura Bush and staff at the George W. Bush Library Foundation offices in Dallas. Related Links: Wylie Civic Complex Gives Birth to a New Town Center Satterfield & Pontikes Wins School, Naval Air Station Contracts Dallas Firms Tasked With GSA Feasibility Study Women’s Center Opens at Texas Regional Medical Center Mega-Movers Inspires Historic Church’s New Two-Part Design Ronald McDonald House of Dallas Opens in Medical District Cadence McShane Starts CTI Foods, Completes Industrial Project New Fort Hood Barracks
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality named nine winners for its 18th annual Texas Environmental Excellence Award, which recognizes projects that provide superior resource conservation, waste reduction and pollution prevention. Related Links: Wood County Airport Wins General Aviation Airport of the Year Houston in Attainment for PM2.5, Avoids EPA Penalty Threat EPA Studies Emissions From Houston-Bound Cargo Ship DFW International Airport Partners with EPA to Fight Climate Change Houston’s METRO President Resigns, Interim Leader Named TCEQ Names Texas Environmental Excellence Award Winners Fluor Awarded Three Middle Eastern Contracts CB&I Awarded Concept Development for Yamal LNG Project Plants Commended for Benefitting
Amid political and environmental conflicts over Texas air quality, International Power announced a long-awaited powerplant expansion in South Texas. Barring intercession by the courts, the Coleto Creek Unit Two project is expected to create more than 1,000 construction jobs by 2015, when it is scheduled to come on line. Rendering courtesy South Texas Electric Coop. The $1.4-billion expansion project will add a 650-MW coal-burning power plant to International Power’s existing Coleto Creek Unit One at its power station in Goliad County. Michael Fields, director of expansion for International Power, says that after a six-month open-bid period, the company expects to
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