Central Los Angeles High School #9 Receives the
2009 Q Award The Alliance for Quality Construction, a
Southern California association of union
contractors and building trades unions,
reports that the Los Angeles Unified
School District has been selected to be
the recipient of their 2009 Q Award for
its Central Los Angeles Area New High
School #9 project. Read on »
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The Economy and Construction: Review of Recent Indicators—February 2008
The fears of recession have mounted in early 2008, based on a steady flow of downbeat economic news. Last fall the prospects that the U.S. economy would slide into recession were generally estimated to be about 30%, and that figure has since been revised up to 60% or higher.
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