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2008 Board of Directors

Pat Magill, Armstrong Construction (Roswell, NM) -  2008 Chapter President

Ernie Carlson, Constructors, Inc. (Carlsbad, NM)

Gray Kite, Twin Mountain Construction II (Albuquerque, NM)

Dave Otoski, Mountain States Construction (Albuquerque, NM)

Benny Roybal, Cutler Repaving (Espanola, NM)

Alan Stott, James Hamilton Construction (Sliver City, NM)

D’Auna Wood, WW Construction (Albuquerque, NM)

Rod Billingsley, Billingsley Engineering (Las Vegas, NM) – 2008 Associate Advisory Council Chai

 

2008 Associate Member Advisory Council

Rod Billingsley, Billingsley Engineering – 2008 Council Chair

Andrew Cuaderes, Western Technologies – 2008 Council Vice-Chair

C. Dawn Brazell, AON Risk Services

Ken Byerly, Ritchie Brothers

Joseph Hietpas, Action Safety Supply

Brian Jones, Contech Construction Products

Paul Miller, The Western Group

Roderick Ramirez, FCC Equipment Financing

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French Firm Leaves Algeria After Bombing

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January 24th 2008

Cover Story--Intermodalism: Transportation Officials Outline Needs for Linking Modes and Nodes

The long-anticipated National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commissions report to Congress on Jan. 15 confirmed what transportation experts already knew: that movement of freight nationwide, including improved infrastructure, will become a policy priority.

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