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Features - May 2006

Special Report
2006 ACI EXCELLENCE IN CONCRETE AWARDS



This year''s annual American Concrete Institute Excellence in Concrete Awards features a host of revolutionary, state-of-the-art projects in five specific categories. These projects range from stunning, architecturally unique precast structures like the new performing arts center at Idaho State University, to busy city streets like the reconstruction of 2100 South in Salt Lake City.
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Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!


Miller Motorsports Park Proves to Be a 'Dream' Project
for Sahara's Mabey

Forgive Tom Mabey for his excitement over the recently opened $68 million Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele County. It's just that the president and CEO of Sahara, Inc., Bountiful, Utah, has never been part of a project that ties in so closely with his favorite pastime and hobby - automobile racing.
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Market for Cement Still Tight


Concerns Over Availability Ramp Up with Increased Summer Construction Activity

Last summer and fall the construction industry in the Intermountain Region - and across the United States -was feeling a major pinch in cement powder availability -
the worst ever seen shortage in recent times, perhaps ever. Most of the major ready-mix suppliers and concrete contractors were even forced into taking full days off, simply because there wasn't any cement around.
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Q&A with John Njord, Executive Director, UDOT


Njord Enjoys Challenge of Tackling State's Transportation Needs

Five years into his job as the executive director of the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), John R. Njord has overseen the construction of many significant highway projects come to fruition. And his work is far from over.
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Liability to Third Parties on Construction Projects

Construction Law

Absent a contractual right, an injured third party may assert a claim for negligence.
In order for a contractor or design professional to be liable for injuries to
persons or property caused by construction defects, in negligence, there must
be a duty on the part of the contractor regarding the alleged defect.
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Client Loyalty: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You

Marketing Solutions

Some estimates say it costs six to eight times more to obtain a new client than it does to keep an existing one. A Client Relations program can be effective in gauging how your clients truly feel about the level of service your firm is providing them.
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