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Pond, founded in 1965, is a progressive, full-service architecture, engineering, planning and construction firm serving government, corporate and private sector clients throughout the U.S. and globally. With more than 550 employees, we are an award-winning firm with a solid reputation for excellence in design innovation, service quality and client satisfaction.
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Brooks Construction Company, Inc. provides asphalt, concrete, and site development services to public and private sector customers in northeastern Indiana. Family owned and operated since 1909, we work to be the industry leader in providing quality infrastructure construction solutions to private, commercial, and government customers for the enhancement of the community. The team efforts of dedicated professionals, using innovation, technology, and integrity to achieve our customers goals result in a higher quality of life for our owners, employees, and community. We are committed to being: The Employer of Choice to Employees The Company of Choice to Customers The Customer of Choice to Suppliers. Customer Comments: "Brooks ALWAYS provides quality work!" "Thanks for a great job that should look good for many years to come." "Crew worked quickly, safely with a high level of quality." "We work all over the country & in my opinion, Brooks does as nice a job as Ive had - you should be proud of your company & personnel." "I hope to do more work with Brooks in the future."
Talman Consultants is a WBE and DBE-certified engineering design consulting firm specializing in underground utility infrastructure management. Talman`s team of multi-disciplined designers, engineers and project managers has built tools, knowledge and processes to help utility leaders optimize and manage complex infrastructure projects from “Concept to Construction”.
The International African American Museum is a museum of African-American history being built in Charleston, South Carolina, on the site where Gadsden`s Wharf, the disembarkation point of up to 40% of all American slaves, once stood. Construction of the IAAM began in January 2020 after 20 years of planning.