Board awards FCC construction bid after Bronka failure
The Maryland Board of Public Works rebid the Frederick Community College project after Bronka Construction could not secure a required performance bond. Van Dusen Construction Ltd of New Castle, Pa., offered $4.457 million, about $3,000 more than Bronka’s bid, and will now undertake the 30 276 square foot multipurpose room. Frederick Community College will pursue Bronka for the bid difference.
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Board of Public Works
FCC
Bronka Construction Company
Hagerstown
Bronka
William Donaid Schaefer
Louis L. Goldstein
Lucille Maurer
van Dusen Construction Company
New Casde
Earl F. Seboda
Department of General Services
van Dusen
Frederick Community College
Frederick Coney
Pew
Frederick County
Department of State Planning
Schaefer clears four aide transfers amid stadium tug of war
Gov. William Donald Schaefer wins Board of Public Works approval to move four aides into the secretary of state office under Winfield Kelly. He vents at lawmakers over criticism and debates Camden Yards with stadium plans. The board also backs Camden Yards site, Med-Evac expansion, and $144.8 million bond sale. a domed stadium idea is floated with private funding.
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Annapolis
William Donald Schaefer
Board of Public Works
Schaefer
Camden Yards
Secretary of State
Ao Aldake Bedese
Bob Douglas
Winfield M. Kelly
Kelly
Maryland
Maryland Stadium Authority
Louis Goldstein
Herbert Belgrad
Anne Arundel sues owner to force tire pile cleanup
Anne Arundel County sues Crofton Corp to remove 400000 tires spread over 18 acres in the Little Patuxent flood plain. The firm, which bought the land in the early 1960s, would be ordered to complete cleanup within 30 days or face 25 per day penalties.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Crofton
Little Patuxent River
the Crofton Corp
Memphis, Tenn
Crofton Corp
Spence Wilson
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