Mississippi construction company awarded debris removal contract.(INDUSTRY NEWS)

From: Construction & Demolition Recycling | Date: May 1, 2006 | Copyright information

* Necaise Brothers Construction Co., Gulfport, Miss., has been awarded a $150 million federal contract for debris removal on Mississippi's Gulf Coast, according to a report in the ...

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