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Non-Residential Construction Starts Increase as Projects Enter Backlog
Construction starts are forecast to rise 9% in 2022, prompting Richard Branch, chief economist with Dodge Construction Network, to say he feels “reasonably positive” about the industry’s trajectory. But with many projects just now entering backlogs, some sectors may have … Continue reading
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Tagged 2022, Amazon, backlogs, Bid prices, chief economist, commercial construction, construction starts, Data centers, Dodge Construction Network, Dodge Construction Network 2022 Mid-Year Outlook, Dodge Momentum Index, education starts, Federal Reserve, forecast, health care starts, hotel sector, inflation, institutional building starts, interest rates, labor shortage, pandemic, recession, retail sector, Richard Branch, rise, rural and suburban areas, sectors, solid recovery, Ukraine, Uncertainty, wait, war, warehouse starts, webinar, “real resurgence”
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NSG Group Opens New Solar Array in Rossford, Ohio
A 1.4 MW photovoltaic solar array is now fully operational at NSG Group’s Rossford, Ohio facility. The company expects it will supply about 2.5 million kWh of renewable energy annually. The new array, owned and operated by AEP OnSite Partners, … Continue reading
Frederick “Fred” Fulton, Glazing Industry Icon, Passes Away
Frederick (Fred) Joseph Fulton, founder of both Fulton Windows and Sealite Glass Ltd., died on May 16, 2022. He was 90 years old. Born in Toronto in 1932, Fulton was raised in the High Park area and got started in … Continue reading
New Appointments and Promotions at GED
GED Integrated Solutions (GED), manufacturer of insulating glass (IG) systems, vinyl window systems and software, recently announced two internal promotions in the project management and vinyl engineering groups. Tom Boser has moved into his new role as a project manager … Continue reading
REHAU Group Sells Business in Russia
After announcing in March that it would scale down its operations in Russia in a controlled manner, REHAU Group will now sell its business in the country to the local management and withdraw completely. REHAU, headquartered in Muri, Switzerland, wrote … Continue reading
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Tagged account, Belarus, controlled manner, developments, donations, emergency aid fund, employee welfare, Koch Industries, local management, March, Meraxis, New Ventures, operations, RAUMEDIC, Rehau Automotive, REHAU Group, Rehau Industries, Russia, scale down, sell, support, Ukraine, VELUX Group, withdraw, “unavoidable”
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