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Features - May 2004

Monster Parking Garage

Contractors Joint Venture to Build Unique $182 Million Car-Rental Facility. The joint venture of James A. Cummings Inc. and Centex Rooney Construction Co. literally had to write its own addition to Florida's Building Code when it started building the $182 million Consolidated Rental Car Facility at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The massive concrete structure is thought to be the only structure of its kind in the country. Full Story >>


CDC's Building 18

McCarthy Building Cos. is building $160 Million Emerging Infectious Diseases Lab. Whenever a new or emerging infectious disease breaks out, American and global public-health officials turn to experts at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for help. Four years ago, the CDC embarked on a 10-year master plan to update and expand its aging facilities to meet the growing demand. Many scientists at the center will soon operate out of a new, secure building at the agency's Atlanta compound. Full Story >>

The Proton Project

Shands Site Will Be Only Aboveground Proton Therapy Facility in the World. Tom Vroegop is fired up about his latest assignment. The project manager for Perry-McCall Construction of Jacksonville calls it "the coolest project I've worked on in a long time" and "definitely beyond the limits of normal construction." Full Story >>

Speeding Along: The Reversible-Lanes Bridge

Six Miles of Bridges Taking Shape in Tampa. The Tampa-Hillsborough County Expressway Authority's intriguing Reversible-Lanes Bridge project continues to generate national interest as the contractor building the $143.5 million structure picks up its pace. Full Story >>

Phase 2 of the Carolinas Bay Parkway

APAC at work on $54 million design-build job for SCDOT. Recognizing the immediate need for additional roadway, the South Carolina Department of Transportation is adding a 30-mi. long, limited-access highway to serve the Grand Strand area. Full Story >>

Interstate 85 Bypass

Blythe, Barnhill Complete Section of Emerging Greensboro Urban Loop. Blythe Development and Barnhill Contracting overcame serious schedule hurdles to complete each of their $55 million contracts for the new Interstate 85 Bypass in North Carolina. The two contracts collectively represent an important step in the construction of the 40-mi. Greensboro Urban Loop. Full Story >>

Cleaning Up at Duke Power

Duke and Fluor Daniel complete $450 million emissions project at Belews Creek. Duke Power has finished installing a four-layer, $450 million selective catalytic reduction system at its Belews Creek Steam Station in Stokes County, N.C., which will decrease nitrogen oxide emissions by about 80 percent at the energy plant.
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