May 2008 Issue
Association News
  • Hayes First in Utah to Earn CCPf Designation from NRMCA
  • ABC Utah Celebrates 30th Anniversary
    Firms in the News
  • H&E Appointed Komatsu Dealer in Utah, Nevada and So. Cal
  • Ciralight Hires Regional Manager
    Industry News
  • Zweig Letter 2008 to Recognize 200 Fastest-Growing A-E Firms
  • BOMA To Have Snow Speak at International Conference
    Project News
  • Massive Concrete Pour Kicks Off City Creek Project
  • Mammoth Winco Distribution Center to be Built in Boise
    Construction Law
  • 2008 Utah Legislative Review
  • S.B. 81—Illegal Immigration
    Business Management Solutions
  • Public Information Can Play a Key Factor in Being Awarded Government Bids


  • Intermountain Contractor Cover Story
    Trends in Concrete
    Concrete may very well be the single-most important construction material in today’s A/E/C world – at the very least, it’s viewed by industry professionals as a substance that can be utilized in a myriad of unique ways ... Full Story >>
    New Blog: A/E/C ACE
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    ENRTV
    Features
    Change of Perception
    Hanging on the wall of Chris Bedford’s office at Headwaters Resources in Salt Lake City is a board he made a few years ago that has several cut out newspaper clippings from the late 1970’s in Utah that decries the use of fly ash as a suitable material for cement replacement in concrete mix designs.
    Full Story >>
    National Labs Eye Uncertain Results
    The Center for Advanced Energy Studies is being built in Idaho Falls adjacent to university and Idaho National Laboratory facilities.
    Full Story >>
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    Top Regional Architects
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    Idaho Top GCs
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    BEST PROJECTS
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     New Products
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  •  Forecasts & Trends - Robert Murray's Monthly Report
    The Economy and Construction: Review of Recent Indicators—February 2008
    The fears of recession have mounted in early 2008, based on a steady flow of downbeat economic news. Last fall the prospects that the U.S. economy would slide into recession were generally estimated to be about 30%, and that figure has since been revised up to 60% or higher. Full Report >>
     

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