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Ex-factory cement prices in Dubai have dropped between eight and 13.5 per cent (about Dh20 to Dh40) since last month and by 33 per cent since March or April, said a senior industry official who did not wish to be named. In October, industry sources had...
Tags: Dubai, UAE, cement price, United Arab Emirates, Limestone, Portland cement, Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company, Concrete, Construction, Cement
A difficult year is expected to be followed by a worse one next year for the companies that build roads and bridges in Ohio. An overwhelming majority of Ohio and national firms say they're likely to lay off workers and put off any major equipment purchases...
Tags: Ohio, Ken Simonson, Columbus, Monopoly, Construction, Development, Infrastructure
Colorado — Glenwood Springs homeowners will likely still see an increase in their property taxes for 2010 due to increased valuations countywide, but the city of Glenwood won't benefit much from the higher valuations. City Council approved the temporary...
Tags: Glenwood Springs, Glenwood Finance, Colorado, Tax, Glenwood Springs Colorado, Property tax, Real property law, Business Finance, Roaring Fork Valley, Davis-Bacon Act, Contracting with the United States Government, Construction, Contract law, Garfield County Colorado
Jury convenor, architect Anna-Marie Chin, said the standard of entries had been very high. “The quality of both the architecture and the building was very good with buildings put together beautifully and a lot of considered detailing,” she said. True...
Tags: Ms Chin, Queenstown, nzia practice, New Zealand Architecture Medal, practice award, New Zealand Architecture Award, Andrea Bell Bell House, Dunedin Public Library, North East Valley Dunedin, nature materials, South Africa, South Island, Modern architecture, Interior design, Public Architecture, Construction, Architectural history, Dunedin, Otago, Hospitality Recreation
In early September Government Energy Minister Gerry Brownlee promised “a new network of providers will be signed up to install the insulation from 1 October…This will mean even more suppliers on the ground to deliver the scheme, which will mean more jobs,...
Tags: New Zealand Heat Smart, Mr Brownlee, insulation subsidies, New Zealand, Auckland, Building engineering, Construction, Thermal insulation, Building insulation, Business Finance, Insulators, Heat transfer, Energy conservation
My wife insists we remodel the bathroom because the tub, toilet and sink are all a lime green color from the 1970s. I'm able to do the work myself, but I know from past experiences that removing the tub will require removing a wall or two. Then there...
Tags: C. Dwight Barnett, Evansville, Bathroom, Restrooms, Rooms, Shower, Drywall, Hospitality Recreation, Bathing, Plumbing, Construction
The same torpid economy that has bedeviled city budgets over the past year is now giving residents and officials a consolation prize of sorts. As summer public works projects wrap up, actual costs often are coming in under budget, by anywhere from a couple...
Tags: Dave Hutton, project came, Brooklyn Park, Public works, Construction, Energy conservation
Police are warning contractors to be on the lookout for a man impersonating a building inspector and demanding payment in the field for bogus construction permits. The suspect went to a construction site in the 3500 block of Pioneer Street twice in November...
Tags: Fort Worth, Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Fort Worth Texas, Police, Tarrant County Texas, Building engineering, Construction
Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon will hold a press conference at 11 a.m. Monday to discuss the insurance coverage issues consumers have encountered when their homes have defective drywall imported from China. Some insurance companies have cancelled...
Tags: China, Shanghai, Health, Jim Donelon, Insurance, Home insurance, Drywall, Types of insurance, Construction, Chinese drywall controversy, Social Issues
In June, Grass Valley's Sierra Foothills Construction Co. and Tru-Line Builders used the arrangement to win the $13.2 million contract for the second phase of expansion and renovation at the Sierra College campus in Grass Valley. That work was paid for...
Tags: Grass Valley, Sierra College, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, Thomson Grass Valley, Career and technical education, Civil engineering, Subcontractor, Construction, Contract law, Building engineering, Education