For the first time in the company’s 163-year history, a U.S. president has visited a Siemens factory. During his tour of the Midwest in April, President Barack Obama made a stop at the plant manufacturing components for wind power generation in Fort Madison, Iowa. The 600,000-square-foot plant, which was opened in mid-2007 and has recently been expanded, has a workforce of 600...
Fire station going up Rachel Gallegos • Iowa City Press-Citizen • June 10, 2010 It's been months since the groundbreaking for Iowa City Fire Station No. 4 located near the intersection of North Dodge Street and Scott Boulevard. But it's been years -- even decades -- of waiting for those who were part of the discussion as far back as the 1980s, Iowa...
Work on schedule at former library By Hillary Gavan hgavan@beloitdailynews.com Published: Thursday, May 13, 2010 11:59 AM CDT Corporate Contractors Inc. have been laying down carpeting and polishing floors this week at the former home of the Beloit Public Library.The $4 million project is on schedule to be completed by July 2, according to project manager Brad Siegworth.“We’ve had really good subcontractors on...
Stateline Area sees significant growth in home sales, construction By Hillary Gavan For StatelineBusiness Tuesday, June 08, 2010 There appear to be some seeds of hope for home buying and the construction industry in the Stateline Area. Home buying appears to be picking up again thanks in part to President Barack Obama’s home buying incentives and consumer confidence, and commercial construction is slowly growing...
The CCI graduates of the ABC of Wisconsin Apprenticeship program should be as proud of their accomplishments as we are of them. They have dedicated the past 2 - 4 years of their lives attending school at night to reach their goal of craft professional. Not only have they taken time from family, friends, and self to be at class...
Company plans strip mall near Meijer store Bart Mills 2010-05-04 19:28:11 LIMA — The already busy shopping area along Elida Road is about to get a bit busier. Construction crews have been working for the past two weeks on what will soon be a strip mall in front of the Meijer store near the corner of Elida and Eastown roads. Peter Ginn, senior development manager...
Is your building interfering with the productivity of your business? Does your business environment enhance or detract from the company’s professional image? You may never have considered these questions. However, by exploring what your building is doing to your bottom line, you may find ways to improve your cash flow, operational efficiency and profitability. Look around and see where physical improvements could...
Downtown celebrates its own [caption id="attachment_4441" align="alignleft" width="300"] Award winners at the Downtown Beloit Association Awards are shown. Pictured from left, front are: Larry Arft, Brad Austin, Tom Gilbank and Peter Gabriele. From left, middle are: Jason Braun, Christine Charbonneau and Dwight Miller Jr. From left, back are: David Siekierski, Betsy Schmiechen, Joan Siekierski and Jason Dorst. Staff photo by Samantha...
Corporate Contractors Inc. received prestigious construction award from the Associated Builders and Contractors of Iowa during the association's annual Excellence in Construction banquet held recently in West Des Moines. CCI was recognized with a first-place Award of Excellence in the General Construction - Industrial & Public Works/Environmental, over $5 million category. The award was presented in recognition of the companies...
Gift promotes the arts By Hillary Gavan hgavan@beloitdailynews.com Published: Friday, January 22, 2010 2:02 PM CST Old library transformed for college Corporate Contractors, Inc. (CCI) workers have been grinding down floors, raising ceilings and tearing off portions of the roof this week at the former Beloit Public Library in downtown Beloit. The $4 million project will be completed by July 2. The 48,000-square-foot structure, located on...
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