Invitation to tender, information for bidders contractor's proposal, contract, bond and specifications. Contract no. P. 1 -

"Bulletins" included in some nos.

Invitation to tender, information for bidders contractor's proposal, contract, bond and specifications. Contract no. 1 -

"Bulletins" included in some nos.

Invitation to tender, information for bidders contractor's proposal, contract, bond and specifications. Contract no. G. 1-

"Bulletins" included in some nos.

Southwest builder and contractor.

Many errors in vol. numbering.

Annual Contractor's Conference of the Artificial Kidney Program of the National Institute of Arthritis, Metabolism, and Digestive Diseases; proceedings

Mode of access: Internet.

Regulations, part 40 : farm labor contractor registration : subpart A-registration : subpart B-administrative proceedings : title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations : registration requirements and administrative proceedings including assessment, notice, and collection of civil money penalties for violations.

Item 780

Excavating contractor.

Latest issue consulted: Vol. 83, no. 12 (Dec. 1989).

Invitation to contractors, information for contractors and forms of contract, bond and contractor's proposal for construction of station finish for a part of the ... rapid transit railroad ... Form finally adopted by the Commission ...

No. 36/37 & 50, sect. 1-3. Queensboro subway.--No. 39, sect. 2. Broadway - Fourth avenue (New Utrecht avenue) - No. 43, 4/38, see no. 4/38, 43.--No. 48, sect. 1-2. Seventh avenue - Lexington avenue.--No. 50. Queensboro subway (Hunters Point avenue station

Invitation to contractors, information for contractors and forms of contract, bond and contractor's proposal for the supply of ... [materials] for use in the construction of rapid transit railroads.

On covers: Contract for the supply of ... [materials] Order [s] ...

NASA contractor report.

Some volumes issued out of chronological sequence.

Regulatory strategies for construction site erosion control programs : forms, costs, and cost recovery mechanisms : contractor assistance for the cost of financing regulatory programs /

"December, 1980."

Undergraduates who work while enrolled in postsecondary education : 1989-90 : contractor report /

"NCES 94-311."

The use of computing technology in highway construction contractor companies as a Total Jobsite Management Tool (TJMT)

The integration of automation (specifically Global Positioning Systems (GPS)) and Information and Communications Technology (ICT) through the creation of a Total Jobsite Management Tool (TJMT) in construction contractor companies can revolutionize the way contractors do business. The key to this integration is the collection and processing of real-time GPS data that is produced on the jobsite for use in project management applications. This research study established the need for an effective planning and implementation framework to assist construction contractor companies in navigating the terrain of GPS and ICT use. An Implementation Framework was developed using the Action Research approach. The framework consists of three components, as follows: (i) ICT Infrastructure Model, (ii) Organizational Restructuring Model, and (iii) Cost/Benefit Analysis. The conceptual ICT infrastructure model was developed for the purpose of showing decision makers within highway construction companies how to collect, process, and use GPS data for project management applications. The organizational restructuring model was developed to assist companies in the analysis and redesign of business processes, data flows, core job responsibilities, and their organizational structure in order to obtain the maximum benefit at the least cost in implementing GPS as a TJMT. A cost-benefit analysis which identifies and quantifies the cost and benefits (both direct and indirect) was performed in the study to clearly demonstrate the advantages of using GPS as a TJMT. Finally, the study revealed that in order to successfully implement a program to utilize GPS data as a TJMT, it is important for construction companies to understand the various implementation and transitioning issues that arise when implementing this new technology and business strategy. In the study, Factors for Success were identified and ranked to allow a construction company to understand the factors that may contribute to or detract from the prospect for success during implementation. The Implementation Framework developed as a result of this study will serve to guide highway construction companies in the successful integration of GPS and ICT technologies for use as a TJMT.

Desempenho analítico de laboratórios prestadores de serviço na determinação de metais em águas

Analytical laboratories are expected to produce reliable results. Decision makers are guided in their actions (financial, legal and environmental) using analytical data provided by numerous laboratories. This work aimed to evaluate the analytical performance of Brazilian laboratories on producing trustworthy results. Nineteen laboratories, accredited and non-accredited ones, were contracted to analyze a USGS (United States Geological Survey) certified water sample for 17 chemical elements (mostly metals) without knowing the origin of the sample. Considering all the results produced, only 35% of them were valid. Three laboratories present satisfactory performances, whereas the majority showed a very poor overall performance. The outcomes of this work show the need for a more effective analytical quality program to Brazilian laboratories.