The Alaska Contractor: Fall 2006

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Tim Sharp, Business Manager Public Employees Local 71 Jim Ashton, Business Manager (907) 276-7211 Laborers' Local 341 Mike Gallagher, Business Manager (907) 272-4571 Laborers' Local 942 Tim Sharp, Business Manager (907) 452-3139 Over 60 Years in Alaska AGC Golf ANCHORAGE Hungry golfers enjoy a taste of Sourdough Mining Company’s best at the annual AGC Golf Tournament. Thanks to all of the Volunteers who helped make it happen. Christy Garcia and Jack Grieco Elisa Hitchcock and Lou Holtznecht 78 The Alaska CONTRACTOR Fall 2006
First place winners with their “AGC traveling trophy” are Rita Valentine, Mark Pratt, Doug Valentine, Rick Podobnik, and Rick Burnett of the Interior Alaska Roofi ng Inc. team. AGC Golf Jim Eidenmiller of United Rentals represents his team who took last place to receive the coveted AGC CRYING TOWEL award. PHOTOS: JENNIFER M. TOWLER/ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF ALASKA. Dennis Thies, Kathy Shuttleworth, Greg Gustafson, Leland Rich, Mike Smith, Phil Anderson, and Jerry Walkerfrom teams; Jackovich Industrial, Denali State Bank, and First National Bank Alaska enjoy a free steak lunch provided by Spenard Builders Supply. FAIRBANKS Fall 2006 The Alaska CONTRACTOR 79
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CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY $500,000,000
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE CIPF
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Member NEWScontinued W. W. GRAINGER
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SAFETY REPORT Who really drives saf
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I recommend a multi-faceted approac
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Political reality says a project la
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Five main types of public private p
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“There is a fundamental fl aw in
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