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Tubelite Inc. has named John Young as client development manager providing storefront, curtainwall, entrance and daylight control systems for North and South Carolina, and southern Virginia.
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The Department of Defense's (DoD's) employees began moving into the new the Washington Headquarters Services' building in August 2011.
Berrien Springs School District's Virtual Learning Academy is taking public education to the next level.
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An East Yorkshire glass factory has announced a £30m investment in energy-saving glass manufacturing that will create 50 jobs.
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A UK company that supplies its specialist systems worldwide is completing two prestigious contracts for the Olympic Games in London next year.
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Photovoltaic Technology company Polysolar has opened a new research and development office at the Printed Electronics Technology Centre (PETEC) in the UK.
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A UK steel glazing company is helping to complete one of the most significant regeneration projects in the Middle East, the US$160 million redevelopment of the Solidere Beirut Souks.
Peter Brudenell has been appointed as an Area Sales Manager, working alongside John King to provide additional customer support in the North of England for hardware distributor, Carl F Groupco.
Scheduled for completion at the end of 2011, Oregon State Hospital’s new, modern, mental health care facility in Salem will replace the infamous landmark known as the J Building.
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