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District Approves Contract Extension for Private Custodial Services

20 years ago16 years ago1 mins

DALLAS-To close a potential $4.2 million budget deficit this year, East Lansing Public Schools has decided to continue using the services of Jani-King International, a private custodial company. In 2004,…

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Canadian Schools Get Extra Maintenance Money

20 years ago16 years ago1 mins

CALGARY, Alberta-Schools throughout the province will share in an extra $40 million, meant to spruce up facilities. The government recently announced the windfall. Schools will now receive a total of…

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No Summer Vacation for Maintenance Workers

20 years ago16 years ago1 mins

WISE, Va.-For maintenance workers in Wise County, summer means repairs. The 10-person crew has a number of projects to complete before classes start back up. Some of the major repairs…

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Marion County Schools Seek to Improve Efficiency

20 years ago16 years ago1 mins

FAIRMONT, W.Va.-Marion County school administrators are working with Johnson Controls to improve the operational efficiency of 20 facilities in the district. Under the 10-year, $3.8 million performance contract, the district…

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Williams Scotsman Expands Storage Fleet

20 years ago16 years ago2 mins

BALTIMORE-Williams Scotsman Inc, a provider of mobile and modular buildings, announced that it would augment its storage fleet with an additional 2,500 brand new containers in 2005. The units will…

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Summit Installs Two Sports Facilities

20 years ago16 years ago1 mins

LONDON-Summit Structures Limited announce its latest contract with Arsenal Football Club. The company started business in the UK, four years ago, and now, is supplying their 25th and 26th buildings…

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Tilt-Con to Build Charter School for Middle and High School Students

20 years ago16 years ago2 mins

ORLANDO, Fla.-Tilt-Con Corp., a tilt-up concrete constructor, has been awarded the contract from James A. Cummings Construction, the general contractor, to build the new Miami Shores Charter School in Miami…

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U.S. Green Building Council Reports on PVC

20 years ago16 years ago1 mins

WASHINGTON, D.C.-The Technical and Scientific Advisory Committee of the U.S. Green Building Council has released a draft of its report on PVC. The committee has determined that PVC-based materials are…

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Taxes From Slot Machines May Aid School Construction

20 years ago16 years ago2 mins

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-School construction funds, once expected to drop dramatically over the next few years, could instead take advantage of a slot machine jackpot. Voters recently approved a constitutional amendment that…

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LAUSD Breaks Ground on First CHPS School

20 years ago16 years ago1 mins

LOS ANGELES-The Los Angeles Unified School District recently broke ground on the first of a series of new schools that will meet the CHPS Design Guidelines. The Cahuenga New Elementary…

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