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Klein Promotes Energy Conservation (Klein Sun)
The Klein ISD supports energy conservation through steps outlined in a district-wide energy plan and participation in CenterPoint Energy’s SCORE (Schools Conserving Resources) Program.
Police cars cost lower than expected (North Platte Telegraph)
The North Platte Telegraph The cost of three new cars for the Police Department is less than originally thought.
Completion date set for Fairmont’s sewer upgrade (The Times West Virginian)
A new completion date for the ongoing, citywide sanitary sewer upgrade project was set Thursday morning by the Fairmont Sanitary Sewer Board.The construction on the equalization (EQ) basin, which is the last leg of the project, is expected to be finished by the first of January, design department head for project engineers Greenhorne and O’Mara Steve Cain said.
Credit Meltdown Has Educators Scrambling For Project Financing (Engineering News-Record)
Owners of projects in the education sector this year are faced with conflicting market conditions. On the one hand, the market promises robust new rounds of construction due to record-breaking student populations, but on the other hand, the market threatens to delay or kill proj ects and programs that seemed economically feasible just a few months ago due to the meltdown in the financial sector ...
Ups and Downs in the Airline Industry Are Taking a Toll on New Projects (Engineering News-Record)
Just when the nation’s airports thought their post-9/11 recovery challenges were behind them, upheaval in the nation’s airline industry has clouded the future of many facility and airside construction programs. Months of surging oil prices, volatile credit markets, and sagging U.S. economic fortunes culminated in a summertime string of drastic service cutbacks, steep fare hikes, and other ...
Atkins school board reports progress (The Russellville Courier)
By Cindi Nobles Reporter ATKINS — The Atkins School Board met in regular session recently and discussed the district’s progress on new construction. Board members looked at what kind of HVAC systems they will install in the new K-8 building.
'Green' Economy to Focus on Saving Money (TheStreet.com)
The economic downturn will help green industries focus more on saving money, an expert says.
D-75 continues with construction projects (Mundelein Review)
During its Nov. 17 meeting, the Mundelein School District 75 Board of Education discussed updates of the district's $10-million, three-year construction plan, which is possible because of a bond referendum that was passed in February 2008.
Bids for sinking fund projects in the works (The Romeo Observer)
To determine the building and construction projects of the future, Romeo Community Schools will look at the projects of today. During an update of sinking fund projects and costs, the Board of Education was asked to consider approving a bid to get a security project rolling.
Bell Co. Board sees wonders of technology in schools (The Middlesboro Daily)
PINEVILLE — The Bell County Board of Education met Monday night at 7 p.m. to discuss matters involving building construction and additions, as well as attendance issues. They also witnessed first hand how the advancement of technology is affecting the school system.