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Aug11
2014

TIYAN PARKWAY ON SCHEDULE DESPITE SETBACKS, RAIN

Posted by Webmaster on August 11, 2014 in Guam News | 0 Comment EditBY MANUEL CRUZJournal StaffThe first phase of the Tiyan Parkway project is on schedule for completion early next year despite initial setbacks and a temporary... Read More
Aug8
2014

IMCO's Port of Northern Montana Multimodal Hub Center Project, finishing strong this summer

Excavator, bulldozer, and construction crew working on railroad
Below are pictures of IMCO's Port of Northern Montana Multimodal Hub Center Project located in Shelby, Montana.  Work is expected to be complete this fall.  The project was jointly procured by the City of Shelby and the Northern... Read More
Aug4
2014

IMCO crews wrapping up work along face of Culmback Dam this week

CULMBACK DAM IMCO CONSTRUCTION SPADA LAKE
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Jul25
2014

IMCO installs 54-inch outfall into Sammamish

IMCO REDMOND workers and excavator at construction site with large pipe under dirt
Jul24
2014

White House Unveils $10B Rural Infrastructure Fund

The Obama administration has announced the launch of a $10-billion loan fund—initially drawing on private capital—to help finance water, electric-power and other infrastructure projects in rural areas.Agriculture Secretary Tom... Read More
Jul18
2014

Culmback Dam project underway

Culmback Dam IMCO Construction Sultan Spada Lake
Jul18
2014

IMCO supports the Lynden Raspberry Festival

IMCO Lynden Water Treatment Plant Employees Community Raspberry Festival
Jul14
2014

IMCO & RailWorks team up for last leg of multimodal project in Montana

Montana Multimodal RailWorks Shelby IMCO Construction
Jul8
2014

Gov. Inslee tours Anacortes water plant

ANACORTES WATER TREATMENT PLANT GOVERNOR INSLEE VISIT IMCO CONSTRUCTION
MOUNT VERNON — Gov. Jay Inslee toured the city of Anacortes’ new water treatment plant Tuesday to see an example of how local governments are practically addressing the effects of climate change.The $56 million facility on... Read More
Jul8
2014

$6M site restoration changing landscape near Oso mudslide

Equipment operators, archeologists and spotters — sometimes as many as 80 people — are screening about 200,000 cubic yards of debris, separating wood and waste, while looking for remains.  By ERIC STEVICK, The... Read More

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