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Sponsored by the General Building Contractors of New York State (GBC), the Build New York Award winners are selected based on outstanding management skills, imagination, perseverance under unusual and challenging circumstances, safety excellence and innovative construction techniques by the contractor/manager and the entire project team.
2006 build New York award winners honored at Albany ceremony by Real Estate Weekly
Ted Orr, executive vice president of The Pike Company (Rochester), has been elected 2006 President of the General Building Contractors of New York State (GBC), a Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America.
General Building Contractors of New York State (GBC) by Real Estate Weekly
The names of the recipients were announced by the General Building Contractors of New York State (GBC), which is the New York State Building Chapter of the AGC.
Contractors praised for putting safety first by Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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