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Construction is expected to get underway this week on River Street in Rumford in the final phase of a three-year project to improve The Island business district. The street will be milled and shimmed and new curbing added in front of Morency Park seen at right.
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RUMFORD Work is expected to begin this week on River Street in the final phase of the three-year project to improve water, sewer, sidewalks and lighting in the downtown business district.
Selectmen approved a change order Thursday to have both sides of the street milled to eliminate a crown.
A Farmington office/warehouse property has sold for $1 million.
The property, which includes a 15,228-square-foot office and two small warehouses at 449 Cooke St., sold Jan. 7.
The buyer was COOKE ST LLC, which is controlled by Richard, Marc and Peter Pare, who are the top executives of Farmington-based All State Construction Inc., which is a tenant in the building.
The seller was FJPS LLC, which is controlled by Richard and Fernand Pare, who was the founder of All State Construction Inc.
The main office building was built in 1985 and the entire property sits on 4.3 acres.
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Avon Library s geothermal HVAC system, installed during the renovation and expansion project in 2012, has experienced multiple failures over the past five years and will be replaced with a more conventional and robust version of geothermal technology this year. At the January 7, 2021 meeting of the Town Council, a contract was approved with All State Construction to execute this project.
We expect work to begin in February. The most immediate and noticeable aspect of this project will be the need to take down several trees on the Library s grounds and trim several others. Additionally, fencing will go up around the work site, which will be on the south side of the library building and along the Sunnybrook Drive side of the grounds, while crews dig the new geothermal wells for heat exchange.
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DCN-JOC News Services December 17, 2020 RAMTECH Ramtech’s permanent modular building installed at the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport terminal in Panama City Beach, Fla. covers 7,168 square feet.
MANSFIELD, TEXAS Ramtech Building Systems has announced the completion of a permanent modular building for the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport terminal expansion project in Panama City Beach, Fla.
Ramtech, a design-build construction firm based in Mansfield, Texas, both manufactured and installed the structure. The 7,168-square-foot building addition increases the passenger capacity and seating areas for the two gates that serve the airport’s regional jet operators.
The firm worked as a subcontractor to Allstate Construction of Tallahassee, Fla., the general contractor on the project, providing the core and shell manufacturing of the steel modular sections and the finish-out of the exterior in addition to the i
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MANSFIELD, Texas, Dec. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ Design-build construction firm Ramtech Building Systems of Mansfield, TX has announced the completion of a permanent modular building the company recently manufactured and installed for the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport terminal expansion project in Panama City Beach, Florida. The 7,168 square foot building addition increases the available passenger capacity and seating areas for the two gates that serve the airport s regional jet operators.
Ramtech worked as a subcontractor to Allstate Construction of Tallahassee, Florida, the general contractor on the project, providing the core and shell manufacturing of the all-steel modular sections, the installation of the building, and the finish-out of the exterior. Using pier and beam permanent modular construction, the Type II-b all-steel building addition was connected to the existing terminal structure using a site-built corridor. Each of the nine factory-bui