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NWF Contractors Inc and Zitec Inc selected for DoD projects

FORT WALTON BEACH NWF Contractors Inc., a Fort Walton Beach construction contracting company, has been awarded a five-year contract with a $20 million ceiling for construction of concrete targets at Eglin Air Force Base. And in another recent local military contracting development, Niceville-based Zitec Inc. is one of four companies nationwide that have been awarded a share of a contract for munitions material handling equipment with a $9.8 million ceiling. According to a June 4 contract award announcement from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), NWF Contractors will provide all facilities, labor, materials, equipment and operations for construction of reinforced concrete test targets on specified areas of the sprawling Eglin reservation.

Building 544 repairs at Naval Support Activity in Panama City to be complete by September

Building 544 repairs at Naval Support Activity in Panama City to be complete by September Jim Thompson, Northwest Florida Daily News © ZITEC INC. Transport modules like this one are among the pieces of military equipment produced by Zitec Inc. in Niceville. Zitec Inc., a military contractor, recently was awarded a $9.8 million contract for munitions material handling equipment. Two Northwest Florida contractors were awarded multimillion-dollar contracts through the Department of Defense.  The DoD made the announcement June 4 while also announcing that U-SMC DeMaria JV1, LLC, Jacksonville, was awarded a $9.3 million task order under a construction contract for Building 544 repairs and alterations at Naval Support Activity, Panama City. The task order was issued through Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Southeast, Jacksonville.

Longtime Los Lunas economic development manager is retiring

LOS LUNAS — Ralph Mims had a hand in growing the village of Los Lunas.  Mims, who has been the economic development manager for the past nine years, brought industry businesses such as manufacturing, retail and food services to the village. But now, Mims is retiring after having spent 25 years working between the village and the city of Albuquerque, where he spent 16 years before his time in Los Lunas. Ralph Mims “It was a pleasure working for the village of Los Lunas,” Mims said. Quoting the village’s motto, he added, “Small Community, Big Possibilities. We have a good staff — our elected body is pro-growth, pro-economic development. I think [the village] has a good future ahead of them.”

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