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SAN ANTONIO – Electrical industry veteran Vincent Real got his start in the construction industry right out of high school, driving a truck. Fortunately, his first job was delivering materials for Big State Electric. Today he is the president of the company. ... 07/01/2010 05:00:00 amTexas state of mind
DALLAS – U.S. Senator William Blakely, whose name is emblazoned on the library at the University of Texas in Irving, once said, “Texas is neither southern nor western. Texas is Texas.” ... 07/01/2010 05:00:00 amMarking a quarter century
AUSTIN, TX – Jasmine Azima started her venture in entrepreneurship and engineering in her 20’s, and now she is celebrating 25 years since founding Jasmine Engineering in San Antonio. The firm also has an office in Austin, and Azima has residences in both cities. ... 07/01/2010 05:00:00 amWired for success
SAN ANTONIO – Electrical industry veteran Vincent Real got his start in the construction industry right out of high school, driving a truck. Fortunately, his first job was delivering materials for Big State Electric. Today he is the president of the company.Into the future
SAN ANTONIO – Competition. It’s a good way to involve the younger generation in whatever they are interested in. It works in sports, and now it’s working in construction.Texas tee time
SAN ANTONIO – A unique golf tournament, pairing disabled veterans with members of the construction industry and business community, was hosted by Clark/Hunt A Joint Venture May 13.Targeting thieves
AUSTIN, TX – For 14 years, Bill Palacek has been helping to prevent theft with the company he started, Hard Target Systems. His wife, Jennie Palacek, became involved with the company as well over the last eight years. She is now an owner in the business.Grassroots campaign
DALLAS - Know that irksome weed that happily bullies its way through blacktop cracks? That vagrant shoot that is so defiantly immune to scathing Texas summers, plant poisons and neighborhood traffic?The smile of success
PORT O'CONNOR, TX – Terry McBee, Edgar Machinery Corp., shows off the fish he caught at Port O’Connor. The fish measured over 40 inches long. –kmKeyword search of ConstrucTUBE
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Trying to get in touch with Troy Crowston...childhoon friend. My phone was stolen yesterday but he can catch me by email.
Thank you,
Jim
They have really good staff
Sounds like a great company I will look for more info about the TPI Inc ;)
You do a great work guys! !
I'll need some of your help after you finish :P
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