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QuickBOLT Announces NOA Approval of Butyl Bottom Deck Mount from Miami-Dade - Vimarsana News

QuickBOLT Announces NOA Approval of Butyl Bottom Deck Mount from Miami-Dade

The Butyl Bottom Deck Mount by QuickBOLT is designed to be a solid and simple to install deck-mount for solar installations. Its key features include a T-Foot Mount backed with Peel-and-Place Butyl, ensuring exceptional adhesion and weatherproofing.

QuickBOLT's butyl-backed solar deck mount receives Miami-Dade approval - Vimarsana News

QuickBOLT's butyl-backed solar deck mount receives Miami-Dade approval

Solar installation solutions provider QuickBOLT's Butyl Bottom Deck Mount has received Notice of Acceptance (NOA) approval from Miami-Dade County, the

Rick Gentry Appointed Vice President of Product Development at Quickscrews International/QuickBOLT - Vimarsana News

Rick Gentry Appointed Vice President of Product Development at Quickscrews International/QuickBOLT

With over 30 years of dedicated service to the company, including his previous role as VP of Sales, Rick brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new position.

Muscatine sues former city attorney who admitted to helping fired official with lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Muscatine sues former city attorney who admitted to helping fired official with lawsuit

Saying its case was sabotaged by the West Des Moines attorney representing it, Muscatine says he should be on the hook for damages if the city loses.

Source: yahoo.com
'We struck a balance.' Port approves new 30-year blueprint for San Diego Bay - Vimarsana News

'We struck a balance.' Port approves new 30-year blueprint for San Diego Bay

After 11 years of planning work, the Port of San Diego's future-looking guidebook that dictates what can and cannot be built on thousands of acres in and around San Diego Bay is done — pending sign off from a higher-ranking regulatory agency.