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• Hensel Phelps Construction
  ...ovided program management for the [[William J. Clinton Foundation]] in the construction of the [[Clinton Presidential Center]]. Hensel Phelps is located in Aurora,
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• Doyne Construction Company
  '''Doyne Construction Company''' is a commercial building contractor headquartered in North Littl Doyne Construction helped transform the old [[Choctaw Railway Station]] into the [[Clinton Sch
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• East Harding Construction
  '''East Harding Construction''' is a construction company located in Little Rock, Arkansas. The company is currently completi *[http://www.eastharding.com/ Homepage of East Harding Construction]
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• May Construction Company
  The '''May Construction Company''' is a contractor and commercial construction firm headquartered at 2226 Cottondale Lane in Little Rock, Arkansas. The co ...lity planning, design-build, value engineering, estimating, budgeting, and construction management.
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• Pickens-Bond Construction Company
  ...s and [[Dillard's]] department stores. In 1988 the company was the largest construction firm in the state, and among the top 100 in the country. ...nd declared bankruptcy in 1987, and became a subsidiary of [[Hensel Phelps Construction]]. The headquarters of Pickens-Bond was moved to Orlando, Florida, in 1998,
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• Vratsinas Construction Company
  The '''Vratsinas Construction Company''' (VCC) is one of the largest construction companies in the nation. VCC is headquartered at 216 Louisiana Street in [[ [[Category:Construction]]
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• Bragg's Electric Construction Company
  '''Bragg's Electric Construction Company''' is an electrical contractor in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
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• Baldwin & Shell Construction Company
  '''Baldwin & Shell Construction Company''' has offices in [[Little Rock]], Jonesboro, and Rogers, Arkansas. *[http://www.baldwinshell.com/ Baldwin & Shell Construction homepage]
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• Skip Rutherford
  ...97-2006) of the nonprofit [[William J. Clinton Foundation]], which oversaw construction of the [[Clinton Presidential Center]]. The original Foundation fundraising ...se to Bill Clinton's frequent requests for information about the status of construction on the library complex, Rutherford had his staff install a [[ClintonCam]] w
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• ClintonCam
  ...se to Bill Clinton's frequent requests for information about the status of construction on the presidential library complex. The webcam was the brainchild of Clint
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• Jimmy Moses
  ...nd Capitol Avenue from Scott to Louisiana streets. Beginning in March 1977 construction crews laid bricks on the pavement, planted willow oaks and crape myrtles, a ...t of the game from the point of feasibility analysis through financing and construction and marketing. Moses also advocated new and renewed partnerships between th
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• William J. Clinton Foundation
  The Foundation began privately campaigning for the construction of the [[William J. Clinton Presidential Center]] on June 28, 1999, at La G ...re than 112,000 people made donations to defray the $165 million in actual construction costs for the presidential center complex.
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• Clinton School of Public Service
  ...97-2006) of the nonprofit [[William J. Clinton Foundation]], which oversaw construction of the [[Clinton Presidential Center]].
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• Richard Olcott
  ...th the president for as much as two hours at a time," remembered Olcott as construction advanced. "He is very interested in this project -- he's all over it. He's
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• Kevin McClurkan
  ...tive. McClurkan became the on-site project manager for [[Clinton Library]] construction. Bill Clinton wanted an architect for his Library who represented youth, bu
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• Joseph Fleischer
  ...g to the company his responsibilities are "for overall firm management and construction phase administrative services as well as the management of specific large-s
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• Robert Miller
  ...Ultimately, a settlement was reached where seventy-five percent of the 350 construction workers on the project were union members.
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• Edward Sullivan
  ...d boycott by fourteen member unions of the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction site. Sullivan and other labor leaders argued that their strong support for ...n Foundation]] fundraiser [[Terry McAuliffe]]. Seventy-five percent of the construction workers on the Clinton Library were union members. Said Sullivan in a parti
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• Tony Ellis
  ...equirement would break Arkansas law. Ultimately, three-quarters of the 350 construction workers on the Clinton Library site were union members. [[Edward Sullivan]], president of the AFL-CIO Building and Construction Trades Department, concluded the conflict, saying, that his organization "c
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• Terry McAuliffe
  McAuliffe became embroiled in a boycott by union construction workers who felt that the Clinton Presidential Center site should be one hu
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• Dexter Doyne
  ...the President of North Little Rock's [[Doyne Construction Company]]. Doyne Construction was subcontractor on the fountain ringing [[Celebration Circle]] at the [[C [[Category:Construction]]
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• William E. Clark
  ...partment Stores]] on a 50-50 basis after the failure of the [[Pickens-Bond Construction Company]]. The "C" and "D" in the company name stand for "Clark" and "Dilla *"Arkansas Construction Hall of Fame," ''Arkansas Business,'' April 2, 2001.
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• Mobley Contractors
  ...ompany has about 160 employees and specializes in concrete and heavy civil construction projects.
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• Hensel Phelps Construction
  ...ovided program management for the [[William J. Clinton Foundation]] in the construction of the [[Clinton Presidential Center]]. Hensel Phelps is located in Aurora,
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• Leslie E. Robertson Associates
  LERA provided structural engineers for the [[Clinton Library]] construction project.
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• Entek Engineering
  '''Entek Engineering''' was a consultant on the construction of the [[William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park]]. Entek created t
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• McClelland Consulting Engineers
  ...g Engineers''' provided civil engineering and geotechnical services in the construction of the [[Clinton Presidential Center]].
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• Moffatt and Nichol Engineers
  '''Moffatt and Nichol Engineers''' provided marine engineering support on the construction of the [[Clinton Presidential Center]]. The company was founded in 1945 to
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• Play Site Architecture
  * George Waldon, "Presidential Countdown," ''South Central Construction'' 1.5 (July 2004): 26.
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• Arkansas Enterprise Zone Act
  ...equested by the Clinton Foundation involved tax reimbursements for Library construction equipment and building material.
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• Heifer International
  ...completion in 2009. A proposed Global Village on the site is not yet under construction.
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• U.S. Green Building Council
  ...'' (USGBC) is a nonprofit organization for sustainable building design and construction. The USGBC was launched in 2000. The [[Arkansas Green Building Council]] is
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• Arkansas Geographic Information Office
  ...) provided digital mapping services to the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction project. AGIO also conducted risk assessments of the site in planning activ
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• Verizon Arena
  ...t manager for [[Vratsinas Construction Company]] of Little Rock and Turner Construction Co. of New York and Dallas concrete pillar and piers define the perimeter o ....arkansasbusiness.com/article.aspx?aID=8663 ''Arkansas Business'' Story on construction error]
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• Choctaw Railway Station
  ...early 2000s by [[Polk Stanley Rowland Curzon Porter Architects]]. [[Doyne Construction Company]] of North Little Rock accomplished the renovation for $4 million b
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• Polk Stanley Rowland Curzon Porter Architects
  ...d Porter]]. The residential design representative is [[Rodney Parham]] and construction administrator is [[Jim Thacker]]. Polk Stanley was founded in 1977.
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• Doyne Construction Company
  '''Doyne Construction Company''' is a commercial building contractor headquartered in North Littl Doyne Construction helped transform the old [[Choctaw Railway Station]] into the [[Clinton Sch
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• Pilkington glass
  More than 150,000 pounds of '''Pilkington glass''' panels were used in the construction of the [[Clinton Presidential Library]]. Both sides of the custom panels ar
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• Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality
  ...nd Three Green Globes certified building was completed in August 2007 at a construction cost of $21.5 million. The lead architect on the 116,800 square foot struct
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• Old State House and Historic Arkansas Museum
  ...tate House opened its doors for the first time in 1836, but remained under construction from March 1833 to 1842. The building is made from handmade bricks. From 18 Documenting the construction and past renovations of the Old State House.
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• City of Little Rock
  *[[Construction Board of Adjustment and Appeals]] ...df MacArthur Park Historic District: Guidelines for Rehabilitation and New Construction]
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• LEED certification
  ...d by the [[U.S. Green Building Council]]. LEED certification is granted to construction projects that reduce consumption of energy and building materials, create h ...in 2004 the Green Building Council awarded it Silver Certification for New Construction (LEED-NC). The Clinton Library is the first presidential library to receive
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• William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park
  ...ory. More than 112,000 people made donations to defray the $165 million in construction costs for the presidential center complex. The names of many of these donor ...(1997-2006) of the nonprofit William J. Clinton Foundation, which oversaw construction of the Clinton Presidential Center.
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• Timeline
  June 5, 2002 - Construction begins at [[Clinton Library]] site
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• Arkansas Studies Institute
  ...; padding: 5px; background: #CEF2E0">The Arkansas Studies Institute (Under Construction)</h5>{{#widget:Google Street View
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• Marc Rich
  ...,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted a
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• Little Rock River Rail
  The construction cost of Phase 1 of the trolley system was $19.6 million, of which eighty pe
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• Sturgis Hall
  ...was designed by [[Polk Stanley Rowland Curzon Porter Architects]]. [[Doyne Construction Company]] of North Little Rock accomplished the actual renovation between O *George Waldon, "Presidential Countdown," ''South Central Construction,'' 1.5 (July 2004): 26.
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• Tom Jones
  ...nes after one such visit, and Clinton was "really into every aspect of the construction."
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• Old State Capitol
  ...ted as the 25th state, although the building was not complete. Much of the construction process was performed by slaves, such as the making of bricks. The building
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• Metrocentre Improvement District
  ...ber 3, 1975, led to the paring back the cost of the pedestrian and parking construction project from an original $17 million estimated budget to only $4.5 million ====Construction of the Metrocentre Pedestrian Mall====
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• 300 Third Tower
  ...actors on the Tower were [[East Harding Construction]] and [[Hensel Phelps Construction]].
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• Moses Tucker Real Estate
  ...Real Estate was also engaged in the process of acquiring property for the construction of the [[William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park]], the [[Heifer In
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• River Market Tower
  ...y-story, one hundred thirty-eight unit high-rise condominium complex under construction just south of Little Rock's [[River Market District]]. ...rchitects]]. The lender is [[Metropolitan National Bank]]. In late January construction crews from [[CDI Contractors, LLC]] were pouring the seventh floor of the b
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• Dickey-Stephens Park
  ...sas River]] in North Little Rock. The ballpark was built by [[East Harding Construction]]. It was ready for the start of the 2007 season, opening April 12, 2007. T
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• Arkansas River
  ...ric power generation. The district engineer in Little Rock responsible for construction of the Arkansas portion of the system was Colonel [[Charles L. Steel]].
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• McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System
  ...ric power generation. The district engineer in Little Rock responsible for construction of the Arkansas portion of the system was Colonel [[Charles L. Steel]].
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• East Harding Construction
  '''East Harding Construction''' is a construction company located in Little Rock, Arkansas. The company is currently completi *[http://www.eastharding.com/ Homepage of East Harding Construction]
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• City Tiles
  The City Tiles project is a great example of how the construction of the [[Clinton Library]] has not only broadened the audience and clientel
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• Little Rock Zoo
  ...Lorikeet Landing]] is now open, and an [[African Veldt]] addition is under construction.
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• William E. "Bill" Clark Presidential Park Wetlands
  [[William E. "Bill" Clark]] was founder of contractor and commercial construction company [[CDI]]. CDI is builder of both the Clinton Library and the [[Heife
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• Little Rock Arsenal
  ...df MacArthur Park Historic District: Guidelines for Rehabilitation and New Construction]
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• University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  ...Applied Science Department, Department of Computer Science, Department of Construction Management, Department of Engineering Technology, Department of Information
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• Big Dam Bridge
  ...The federal and state government contributed $12.5 million to the bridge's construction costs, and [[Pulaski County]] picked up about $4 million of the tab. [[Illu ...[[Garver Engineering]]. The general contractor on the bridge was [[Jensen Construction]], working under superintendent [[Steve Ulmer]]. [[Bluegrass Bit]] subcontr
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• Peabody Park
  ...of Arkansas. The architect of the new playground is [[Leland Couch]]. The construction manager on the site is [[Jackie Collins]]. "There's nothing like this anywh
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• Arkansas Capital Commerce Center
  ...ed by [[Rick Redden]] of [[AMR Architects]], constructed by [[East Harding Construction]], and dedicated in July 2002. The building has two famous residents: [[Ted
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• Museum Center
  ...as the home of the Museum of Discovery in 1998. Much of the funds for the construction came from the [[FUTURE-Little Rock]] sales tax and a private fundraising ca
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• Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center
  ...and-fish-center.jpg|thumb|300px|Arkansas Game and Fish Nature Center under construction. Photo by Phil Frana.]]
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• Acxiom River Market Tower
  ...a cost of $30 million. The general contractor on the project was [[Nabholz Construction]] of Conway, Arkansas.
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• State of Arkansas
  *[[Commission on Water Well Construction]]
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• Mark Webre
  ...ront Park]]. [[Park revenue bonds]] are paying for $325,000 of the cost of construction, and the [[Peabody Hotel]] is contributing $250,000 in exchange for naming
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• Riverfront Adventure Park
  [[Image:Riverfront-adventure-park.jpg|thumb|Riverfront Adventure Park under construction in Riverfront Park. Photo by Phil Frana.]] '''Riverfront Adventure Park''' is a playground under construction in [[Riverfront Park]] in downtown Little Rock. The playground project, whi
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• Junction Bridge
  ...construction and retrofitting on the bridge deck was accomplished by [[May Construction Company]]. ...ad in 1884. Soundings for the first pier were made on February 4, 1884, by construction engineer L.D. McGlashan. The bridge opened to locomotives on December 8, 18
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• First Security Center
  ...g of the building was [[Wittenberg, Delony, and Davidson]] of Little Rock. Construction on the building began in July 2003, under the leadership of [[CDI Contracto
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• Wright Lindsey & Jennings
  ...services including "appellate advocacy, bankruptcy, commercial litigation, construction litigation, toxic torts, fidelity and surety, labor and employment, product
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• Argenta Seafood Company
  ...Rogers Design and Alderfer Architects. The general contractor was Nabholz Construction.
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• Wittenberg, Delony, and Davidson
  *Laura Kellams, "Construction of Town Center Gets Under Way," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' August 25, 1
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• Lewis May
  ...xecutive officer and founding partner of [[May Construction Company]]. May Construction was founded in 1933 by [[G.W. May]] and [[Jimmy May]]. Lewis May joined the *[http://www.may-construction.com/ May Construction Company homepage]
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• George Washington Donaghey
  After his time in office he continued to commit his time and energy to public construction, education, and charity. He even wrote a book entitled "Build a State Capit
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• MacArthur Park Historic District
  ...trict Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The
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• War Memorial Stadium
  ...of governor [[Benjamin Travis Laney]], who pushed the legislation for its construction through the legislature in 1947. The first football game played in the stad
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• Arkansas Korean War Veterans Memorial
  ...nding the statues in 2006. South Koreans citizens donated $300,000 towards construction of the memorial.
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• Rainwater Flats
  ...by renovating the 1914 Rainwater Building, cost $3 million to accomplish. Construction on the site began in 2003 and was completed the next year. The general cont
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• Block 2 Lofts
  ...[[Fennell Purifoy Hammock Architects]]. The contractor was [[East Harding Construction]].
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• Absalom Fowler House
  ...df MacArthur Park Historic District: Guidelines for Rehabilitation and New Construction]
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• Augustus Garland House
  ...df MacArthur Park Historic District: Guidelines for Rehabilitation and New Construction]
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• River Cities Travel Center
  ...rk Masons, Pyramid Construction, Inc., Acme Brick Company, Nathaniel Saine Construction, Staley Glass, and Landscape Forms, Inc.
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• Gus Vratsinas
  '''Gus M. Vratsinas''' is chairman and chief executive of [[Vratsinas Construction Company]] in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. Vratsinas is the largest general co Vratsinas co-founded Vratsinas Construction with [[Ed Demoss]] and [[Sam Alley]] in 1987. The company built the [[Steph
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• Medical Mile
  The contractor on the Medical Mile was [[Bell-Corley Construction]].
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• Sid McMath
  ...rm as governor after allegations of improprieties in the awarding of state construction contracts in return for party kickbacks.
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• Marion Hotel
  ...osed in 1980, and was demolished on February 17, 1980, to make way for the construction of the [[Statehouse Convention Center]].
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• Little Rock Air Force Base
  Construction of the base began on November 6, 1953. The base was originally home to the
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• Metrocentre Mall
  ...nd Capitol Avenue from Scott to Louisiana streets. Beginning in March 1977 construction crews laid bricks on the pavement, planted willow oaks and crape myrtles, a
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• Pike Place Market
  Seattle's '''Pike Place Market''' inspired the construction of the [[River Market]] building in downtown Little Rock. In particular [[O
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• River Market District Design Review Committee
  ...'''River Market District Design Review Committee''' studies and recommends construction projects in the [[River Market District]] of Little Rock. Past or present c
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• Excelsior Hotel
  ...Company]] and [[B. Finley Vinson]], and constructed by the [[Pickens-Bond Construction Company]].
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• Ben McGehee Hotel
  ...s later. The hotel was demolished on February 17, 1980, to accommodate the construction of the [[Statehouse Convention Center]] and the [[Excelsior Hotel]].
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• Stephens Building
  ...eveloped by the Doyle Rogers Company and constructed by the [[Pickens-Bond Construction Company]]. The office tower contains 432,108 square feet of usable office s
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• May Construction Company
  The '''May Construction Company''' is a contractor and commercial construction firm headquartered at 2226 Cottondale Lane in Little Rock, Arkansas. The co ...lity planning, design-build, value engineering, estimating, budgeting, and construction management.
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• Dave Grundfest Company
  The '''Dave Grundfest Company''' is a commercial construction firm founded by [[Dave Grundfest III]] in November 1992.
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• Pickens-Bond Construction Company
  ...s and [[Dillard's]] department stores. In 1988 the company was the largest construction firm in the state, and among the top 100 in the country. ...nd declared bankruptcy in 1987, and became a subsidiary of [[Hensel Phelps Construction]]. The headquarters of Pickens-Bond was moved to Orlando, Florida, in 1998,
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• John Wassell
  ...rkmen to Grand Gulf, Mississippi, and then to Little Rock, Arkansas, to do construction work on what is now called the [[Old State House]]. He farmed for seven yea
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• State Penitentiary
  Penitentiary construction was approved in 1838 by then-governor [[James S. Conway]], and one year lat ...1899, the penitentiary was removed to [[The Walls]] southwest of the city. Construction of the walls was completed in 1910.
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• Quapaw Indians
  ...df MacArthur Park Historic District: Guidelines for Rehabilitation and New Construction]
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• Job Corps Center
  ...t Hamilton Drive in Little Rock. The $30 million center is currently under construction by general contractor [[Flynco]]. The building was designed by [[SWA Archit
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• 311 Main Street
  ...[[Tipton-Hurst Florists]], [[I. K. Electric Company]], [[Bragg's Electric Construction Company]], and [[Moses Melody Shop]].
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• Noland Blass Jr.
  *"Arkansas Construction Hall of Fame," ''Arkansas Business,'' April 2, 2001.
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• B. Finley Vinson
  ..., which opened on East Markham Avenue in downtown Little Rock in 1982. The construction of both facilities on the site required the demolition of the [[Grady Manni
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