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Network Warrington's BPS Contract service was recently converted from Single to Double Deck operation - LX53 AZZ pictured at Birchwood Shopping Centre on one of the lunchtime workings.
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Contract signing for the Cleveland police deal with Steria on 5 July 2010 at Cleveland police HQ in Middlesbrough.
John Torrie, UK CEO, Steria
Francois Enaud, CEO, Steria
Sean Price, Chief Constable, Cleveland police
Dave McLuckie, Chair, Cleveland police authority
Members of United Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 400 today voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new, three-year collective bargaining agreement with Giant and Safeway that preserves their health and retirement security and increases their wages.
Heryawan-Dede (Hade) is claimed to be a winner on quick count of West Java 2008 provincial election.
A sticker spreaded during campaign noted that they are ready to be punished "death sentence" if elected and then govern corruptly. Golput faction (election boycott faction) made this statement as a politic contract between them and Hade.
Part of West Java 2008 Provincial Election.
CEA Project Logistics were contracted for preservation services, installation of steel and wood supports, weighing and Centre of Gravity reporting and the loadout of 15 modules and 3 filtration vessels for an Ethoxylation Plant in Pasadena, Texas.
CEA Team’s designed, fabricated on-site and installed temporary steel and wooden supports for over 300 valves, each support secured every valve in position to prevent damage and stresses to the pipe work and other structures during transportation.
The Project Engineer for CEA assisted the project by providing services for weighing each of the 15 modules and 3 vessels and providing detailed engineering CoG weighing reports to the clients. Preservation work was carried out for every control valve and pump on each of the modules and pipe racks to ensure protection against oxidation rust and dust from moisture and air.
For the final part of this project, CEA provided a full scope of loadout services to transport the 18 units on hydraulic trailers from the fabrication shipyard to alongside vessel in Laem Chabang Port. Route Transport surveys had previously been carried and a CEA escort vehicle accompanied each convoy to ensure maximum safety during the transportation. Modules were readied for export and loadout was completed by the vessels onboard cranes.
Cheshire Contracting Scania R450 MV65RCO on the M60 Westbound at Stockport on the 19th November 2021.
“What’s the happiest moment in your life?”
“Probably like recently 6 months ago to be honest bruv. Like before, I would have said like (laughs) when my military service was over. Coz it was only 6 months but it felt like years, you know what I mean. But now it’s a whole different story coz, now like, I’ve lived that moment where, you’re in a situation, where it’s one of them ones where you like you’re stuck, you can’t move forward. But there’s something there for you to grab, but you got a chain on your leg you can’t go forward like coz. I got married, I got like I got engaged init and basically, like my misses she was, everything like the engagement, the wedding and that was all ready, what date was planned, everything. And obviously I never had no job, I had no money, I never had no job, I never had nothing and everything was just planned out and what, this is why what I said to you earlier. Like it’s a blessing fam coz the second, like you get into that, you put yourself in that situation when you’re like, when you have to do something, you need to get your arse, just brake that chain, and just move forward. Like it just, you just, it just happens, and also Allah helps you coz you’re praying and that. You’re just praying, praying, praying and just being patient coz patience obviously is a virtue, you know what I mean. You need to, you need to just wait and that’s what I was doing. I was waiting, waiting, waiting and 2 months before my wedding. I got this full time job, and obviously, I got my first payment, and then went straight to turkey and that was it. It was like, that first month, my first pay, is usually like in our culture you got to give that first pay to your mumzi or dadzi just so like the baraket (blessings) of your money is like, it goes up like it’s more valued you know. And obviously instead of doing something, instead of doing that, it still went for something good which was for the wedding. Coz my mumzi and dadzi was going to pay for everything anyway and obviously, I was always like praying ah I wanna help them out, I don’t want them to spend any money and that, so basically that was it yeah. I just I’ve just, I gave all of my money there, put it down, put my head down, got married and now I’m happy and obviously if you ask me the same question, like 3 or 4 months later. I’d probably say the happiest time for me is, I got my job, I applied for a visa and the visa has got accepted so my wife would be here. That I could bring my wife here and just start my own life, you know what I mean, and yeah that’s it.”
-Umit Kan
411th Contracting Support Brigade says farewell to outgoing commander U.S. Army Col. Daryl Devera-Waden and formally welcomes incoming commander U.S. Army Anthony Rogers during a change of command ceremony at Humphreys Family Theater on June 30, 2023. U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Christine A. Beeler, the U.S. Army Contracting Command commanding general, notes Devera-Waden's leadership and contributions and welcomes Rogers to the command role. (DoD photo by Cpl. Min Su Kim, KATUSA)
Contracted image from the 2007 Annual Yoga Journal Conference in San Francisco, CA 01-20-07 and 01-21-07.
© All Rights Reserved - Yoga Journal and Larissa Rogers; Spirit Essence Photography. Do Not Use Without Permission.
30. 8th October 2010 Photography of LAPG Annual Conference 2010. Park Plaza Hotel, Leeds, LS1 5NS.
© Copyright:Robert Aberman - Photographer. All images are copyright of Robert Aberman. They are licensed to the client for uses specified only, and by named client only. Other use must be agreed in writing and may be subject to an additional fee. All reproductions of this photograph must be credited. Moral rights are asserted in accordance with the Copyright, Designs & Patents Act 1988.
Southern Vectis schools fleet ADL Enviro400 double-decker 1510 (HW62 CVO) seen operating the School Contract route 308, until recently, its regular school run, back to St Helens from Sandown Bay Academy via Bembridge.
This bus, seen here driven by regular driver (on and off), Tony, was later nicknamed Smurf Bus by the kids after Tony had 26 toy Smurfs hanging up in one of the lower deck windows.
It is seen arriving in St Helens shortly after delivery. Close behind is one of Southern Vectis' green bus fleet Scania OmniCity double-deckers, operating the long route 8 from Newport to Sandown, Bembridge, St Helens, Seaview and Ryde, with a total running time of 1 hour 40 mins.
Seen in January 2013.
From left to right, Adrian Tasker, Business Development Manager and Richard Dakin, Director of BAM Construction Midlands Ltd, Tony Davison, Chair of Governors Stafford College, Stephen Willis, Principal of Stafford College and Ian Rigby, Vice Principal of Stafford College.
Members of United Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 400 today voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new, three-year collective bargaining agreement with Giant and Safeway that preserves their health and retirement security and increases their wages.
Siding is a key part of your home. Not only does it keep out the harsh Nebraska weather; it serves an important aesthetic purpose as well. Not every siding material is created equal. Some are extra durable, some require less maintenance – so choosing the right type is an important decision.
Before graduating on Saturday, December 15th with their MA in Culturally Responsive Leadership and Instruction from Drake University, the second cohort of DMPS BLUE contract teachers showcased their classroom-based research projects at the Drake University Collier Scripps building on December 14th.
Haulage for free!
They say there’s nothing new in marketing, but just take a look at how MAC Contracting approaches its business…
In the past eight months, Marcus Clay, the Managing Director of Tamworth based MAC Contracting, has added two new Scania 340hp eight-wheelers plus two Scania Approved Used Trucks - both R-cabbed 360hp tippers - to his rapidly growing fleet.
“And we won’t be stopping there”, he adds. “We’ve taken a 400hp 6x4 T truck from Keltruck and I’m looking to significantly build up the fleet in the coming months and years”.
Since its formation in 1997, MAC Contracting - which is involved in servicing the road-building industry - has been carving itself something of a reputation: In an extremely short space of time, the company has succeeded in winning business with all the major road-planing companies in the West Midlands and now works in close partnership with them. So how have they done it?
“It’s actually very simple”, explains Mr Clay. “We just give the haulage away!” And he’s serious, as in fact MAC Contracting does just that. For collecting and hauling away the spoil from planed roads, the company charges no fee. It’s income comes at the other end of the line - re-selling the material on for re use in road building.
“I suppose its something of a unique proposition”, says Mr Clay, “but one that is, of course, very well received. Also, it means that we are operating environmentally consciously as well, re-cycling whatever we can for use a second time around”.
Title: Chelsea North: Ellis contract - progress
Creator: City of Boston Public Works Department
Date: 1944 June 1
Source: Collection 5010.004, Bridge and Ferry photographs
File name: 5010004_059_024
Rights: Public Domain
Citation: Bridge and Ferry photographs, Collection #5010.004, City of Boston Archives, Boston
Dennis Dart SLF 8.8m Plaxton Pointer 2.
new to Petes Travel, West Bromwich
Moor Street Queensway, Birmingham
A high rail rotary dump truck from Civil Works Contracting, (CWC) rides across a railway bridge before dumping dirt used to repair washouts on tracks leading into the Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, N.C., Oct. 3, 2018. The installation is a critical logistics hub used to store and ship Defense Department ammunition, dangerous cargo and explosives throughout the world. This work is part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers first contract aimed at the recovery of the installation after damages caused by Hurricane Florence Sept. 14 and 15. The contract was executed in record time; less than two weeks from assessment to construction. - U.S. Army photo by Russell Wicke
Budworm project contracting officer Frank Walisch. Western spruce budworm control project. John Day airstrip, Oregon.
Photo by: Peter W. Orr
Date: June 1958
Credit: USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, State and Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection.
Collection: Portland Station Collection; La Grande, Oregon.
Image: PS-1864
To learn more about this photo collection see:
Wickman, B.E., Torgersen, T.R. and Furniss, M.M. 2002. Photographic images and history of forest insect investigations on the Pacific Slope, 1903-1953. Part 2. Oregon and Washington. American Entomologist, 48(3), p. 178-185.
For further information about historic western spruce budworm activity and control projects see:
Dolph, Robert E. 1980. Budworm activity in Oregon and Washington, 1947-1979. R6-FIDM-033-1980. Portland, OR: US Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, Forest Insect and Disease Management. 54 p.
For additional historic forest entomology photos, stories, and resources see the Western Forest Insect Work Conference site: wfiwc.org/content/history-and-resources
Image provided by USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, State and Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection: www.fs.usda.gov/main/r6/forest-grasslandhealth
Wayne Hardy, Superintendent for Civil Works Contracting, (CWC) signals the okay to proceed for a high rail rotary dump truck used to repair washouts on railway leading into the Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, N.C., Oct. 3, 2018. The installation is a critical logistics hub used to store and ship Defense Department ammunition, dangerous cargo and explosives throughout the world. This work is part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers first contract aimed at the recovery of the installation after damages caused by Hurricane Florence Sept. 14 and 15. The contract was executed in record time; less than two weeks from assessment to construction. - U.S. Army photo by Russell Wicke
Dennis Glasser
Logistics Management Specialist
ACC/ECC G4
U.S. Army
CW3
Property Accounting Technician
Babenhausen, Germany
Sept. 1991
Family members, friends, fellow Soldiers and Virginia Guard senior leaders bid a formal farewell to the Soldiers of the Virginia Beach-based 1945th Contingency Contracting Team, 529th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 329th Regional Support Group Feb. 8, 2014, at Camp Pendleton in Virginia Beach. Virginia Sen. Jeffrey L. McWaters of the 8th District, Maj. Gen. Daniel E. Long Jr., the Adjutant General of Virginia, Command Sgt. Maj. Dennis A. Green, the Virginia National Guard Senior Enlisted Leader, Col. Michelle Rose, commander of the 329th RSG, Lt. Col. Michael Waterman, commander of the 529th CSSB, Lt. Col. Brent Carey, team leader of the 1944th CCT, and Capt. Bert Hankins, commander of the 1945th CCT, were among the speakers at the ceremony. The four-Soldier team will now head to Camp Shelby, Miss., for premobilization training before they head to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (Photo by Master Sgt. A.J. Coyne, Virginia Guard Public Affairs)