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Construction & Demolition Recycling Features - Cover Story Brandenburg took down 76 buildings as part of the Bannister Federal Complex demolition with no recorded incidents in 750,000 manhours worked. Photos provided by brandenburg Even the smallest demolition projects require detailed planning, on-site coordination and constant communication, but when the task is taking down 4.5 million square feet of buildings located on 300 acres, the importance of proper preparation cannot be overstated....

Provided Construction materials company Ozinga Bros. Inc. is proposing to build a 6 million square foot underground warehouse development on a former steel site along the Calumet River on the Southeast Side. The company wants to reuse a brownfield property just north of Reserve Management Group’s planned car-shredding facility that’s facing opposition from residents. Acknowledging community tensions over developments in the heavily industrial area, company officials recently began holding m...

The city issued a permit Jan. 11 for Quiet 3PF, the renamed Quiet Logistics, to build-out at Park 295, the Northwest Jacksonville industrial center whose first building is filling up. Tenant Contractors Inc. is the contractor for the $199,217 construction project for the 174,157-square-foot warehouse and office space at 2619 Ignition Drive. Quiet 3PF said in September it intends to open a Northwest Jacksonville fulfillment center and hire up to 300 full-time employees. The company said the Park...

A 1-million-square-foot warehouse at the site of the former Strick Trailer property on Business Route 1 in Falls is "not happening", said an official with the company that now owns the property. Bill Koelewyn, general manager of 225 Lincoln Properties, confirmed that a sketch plan for the warehouse was sent to Falls officials and that there was some initial conversation but the project didnt "come to fruition." Rumors circulating around the community had Amazon coming to the site, but Koelewyn...

Echo Pilot Sept. 1 A discovery during a father-and-son "adventuring" trip to Martins Mill Bridge in Antrim Township on July 29 and a bit of detective work have reunited a Greencastle man with the class ring he lost 45 years ago. Jeremy Knowlton of Heathsville, Va., found John W. Thomas Jr.s ring while metal detecting in the east branch of the Conococheague Creek, as his son, Shrade, splashed in the water nearby. Sept. 3 Thousands of drivers will have to wait an extra two days before resuming th...

Tue December 29, 2020 - West Edition #1 Utah Business The new monumental Class A project is situated on more than 1,300 acres and is among the largest industrial business parks to launch in the entire U.S. The joint venture of NorthPoint Development, a Missouri-based developer, and The Romney Group, will soon begin construction on what will be a brand new more than 18-million-sq.-ft. warehouse, manufacturing, office and commercial project in Grantsville. The partnership has selected Cushman & ...

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Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. United States Steel Corporation Sells $160 Million Keystone Industrial Port Complex December 23, 2020 GMT PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 23, 2020-- United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) today announced it has closed on the sale of its non-core real estate asset, the Keystone Industrial Port Complex (KIPC), in Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania. Under the terms of the sale, the Company received approxim...

Top Story He reiterated his standing with the Packers remains a “beautiful mystery”— a phrase he used while having one of his best seasons of his career on his way to his third NFL MVP award last year — but shed little light on where things stand between the organization and its quarterback following team president/CEO Mark Murphy’s non-answers about Rodgers’ situation last week. More Headlines

Missouri offered double the incentives, but Urban Outfitters chose to build in Kansas Kevin Hardy and Allison Kite, The Kansas City Star Dec. 22—When Kansas City lost its bid to land a massive Urban Outfitters distribution center this summer, Mayor Quinton Lucas wrote to city staff, congratulating the negotiating team for holding the line when negotiating incentives with the company. The mayor said the Port Authority of Kansas City, which led those talks, was determined to "no...