Olivier Le Moal

Author's Note: This is our monthly series on Dividend Stocks, usually published in the first week of every month. We scan the entire universe of roughly 7,500 stocks that are listed and traded on U.S. exchanges and use our proprietary filtering criteria to select five stocks that are relatively safe and maybe trading cheaper compared to their historical valuations. Some of the sections in the article, like 'Selection Process/Methodology,' are repeated each month with few changes. This is intentional as well as unavoidable, as this is necessary for the new readers to be able to conceptualize the process. Regular readers of this series could skip such sections to avoid repetitiveness.

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A lot can happen in a month. The market recovered quite a bit during the last month before falling back somewhat in the last couple of days. During this time, another regional bank - First Republic Bank (OTCPK:FRCB) - in the U.S. failed and was quickly taken over by JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) in a deal arranged by the Federal regulators.

The Fed is meeting right now as we write this and going to announce if they decide to raise the short-term interest rate by another 25-basis point or take a pause. The market is fully expecting another 25-basis point raise; however, there is not much consensus after that. We should get some clarity tomorrow, May 3rd.

By looking at the S&P 500 (SP500), we do not get the impression of a crisis or impending recession. Sure, the S&P500 is still down roughly 13% from its peak, but that is quite normal. However, there are two ominous signs that should cause some worry. First, almost all of the gains so far in 2023 are heavily concentrated in just the top seven technology stocks. Secondly, most of the U.S. yield curves are inverted and have been so for the last six months. If history is any guide, these are signs of a coming recession. But then, history does not always repeat. It could still turn out to be a soft landing or a minor recession if the Federal Reserve decides to pivot now.

All that said, a lot of uncertainties and stress points remain on the horizon. Against this backdrop, it is important to keep some cash reserves and dry powder ready to be able to deal with any scenario. At the same time, we believe it is not possible to catch the exact bottom (or the peak), so it is best to invest regularly and consistently in good, solid dividend-paying stocks when their valuations are attractive.

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The main goal of this series of articles is to shortlist and highlight companies that have a solid history of paying and raising dividends. In addition, we demand that these companies support strong fundamentals, carry low debt, and are offered at a relatively cheaper valuation. These DGI stocks are not going to make anyone rich overnight, but if your goal is to attain financial freedom by owning stocks that would grow dividends over time, meaningfully and sustainably, then you are at the right place. These lists are not necessarily recommendations to buy but a shortlist of probable candidates for further research. The purpose is to keep our buy list handy and dry powder ready so that we can use the opportunity when the time is right. Besides, every month, this analysis is able to highlight a few companies that otherwise would not be on our radar.

Every month, we start with roughly 7,500 stocks that are listed and traded on U.S. exchanges, including over-the-counter (OTC) networks. By using our filtering criteria, the initial list is quickly narrowed down to roughly 700 stocks, which are mostly dividend-paying and dividend-growing stocks. From thereon, by using various data elements, including dividend history, payout ratios, revenue growth, debt ratios, EPS growth, etc., we calculate a 'Dividend Quality Score' for each stock that measures the relative safety and sustainability of the dividend. In addition to dividend safety, we also seek cheaper valuations. We also demand that the selected companies have an established business model, solid dividend history, manageable debt, and investment-grade credit rating.

This month, we highlight three groups with five stocks each that have an average dividend yield (as a group) of 2.68%, 5.14%, and 7.21%, respectively. The first list is for conservative and risk-averse investors, while the second one is for investors who seek higher yields but still want relatively safe dividends. The third group is for yield-hungry investors but comes with an elevated risk, and we urge investors to exercise caution.

Notes: 1) Please note that when we use the term "safe" in relation to stocks and investments, it should be interpreted as "relatively safe" because nothing is absolutely safe in investing. Even though we present only 5 to 10 stocks in our final list, one should have 15-20 stocks at a minimum in a well-diversified portfolio.

2) All tables in this article are created by the author unless explicitly specified. The stock data have been sourced from various sources such as Seeking Alpha, Yahoo Finance, GuruFocus, and CCC-List (drip investing).

Note: Regular readers of this series could skip this section to avoid repetitiveness. However, we include this section for new readers to provide the necessary background and perspective.

Goals:

We start with a fairly simple goal. We want to shortlist five companies that are large-cap, relatively safe, dividend-paying, and trading at relatively cheaper valuations in comparison to the broader market. The objective is to highlight some of the dividend-paying and dividend-growing companies that may be offering juicy dividends due to a temporary decline in their share prices. The excess decline may be due to an industry-wide decline or some kind of one-time setbacks like some negative news coverage or missing quarterly earnings expectations. We adopt a methodical approach to filter down the 7,500-plus companies into a small subset.

Our primary goal is income that should increase over time at a rate that at least beats inflation. Our secondary goal is to grow the capital and provide a cumulative growth rate of 9%-10% at a minimum. These goals are, by and large, in alignment with most retirees and income investors, as well as DGI investors. A balanced DGI portfolio should keep a mix of high-yield, low-growth stocks along with some high-growth but low-yield stocks. That said, how you mix the two will depend upon your personal situation, including income needs, time horizon, and risk tolerance.

A well-diversified portfolio would normally consist of more than just five stocks and preferably a few stocks from each sector of the economy. However, in this periodic series, we try to shortlist and highlight just five stocks that may fit the goals of most income and DGI investors. But at the same time, we try to ensure that such companies are trading at attractive or reasonable valuations. However, as always, we recommend you do your due diligence before making any decision on them.

Selection Criteria:

The S&P 500 currently yields less than 1.60%. Since our goal is to find companies for a dividend income portfolio, we should logically look for companies that pay yields that are at least similar to or better than the S&P 500. Of course, the higher, the better, but at the same time, we should not try to chase very high yields. If we try to filter for dividend stocks paying at least 1.50% or above, nearly 2,000 such companies are trading on U.S. exchanges, including OTC networks. We will limit our choices to companies that have a market cap of at least $10 billion and a daily trading volume of more than 100,000 shares. We also will check that dividend growth over the last five years is positive, but there can be some exceptions.

We also want stocks that are trading at relatively cheaper valuations. But at this stage, we want to keep our criteria broad enough to keep all the good candidates on the list. So, we will measure the distance from the 52-week high but save it to use at a later stage. Also, at this initial stage, we include all companies that yield 1% or higher. In addition, we also include other lower-yielding but high-quality companies at this stage.

Criteria to Shortlist:

By applying the above criteria, we got around 600 companies.

As a first step, we would like to eliminate stocks that have less than five years of dividend growth history. We cross-check our current list of over 600 stocks against the list of so-called Dividend Champions, Contenders, and Challengers originally defined and created by David Fish. Generally, the stocks with more than 25 years of dividend increases are called dividend Champions, while stocks with more than ten but less than 25 years of dividend increases are termed, Contenders. Further, stocks with more than five but less than ten years of dividend increases are called Challengers. Also, since we want a lot of flexibility and wider choice at this initial stage, we include some companies that pay dividends lower than 1.50% but otherwise have a stellar dividend record and growing dividends at a fast pace.

After we apply all the above criteria, we're left with roughly 312 companies on our list. However, so far in this list, we have demanded five or more years of consistent dividend growth. But what if a company had a very stable record of dividend payments but did not increase the dividends from one year to another? At times, some of these companies are foreign-based companies, and due to currency fluctuations, their dividends may appear to have been cut in US dollars, but in reality, that may not be true at all when looked at in the actual currency of reporting. At times, we may provide some exceptions when a company may have cut the dividend in the past but otherwise looks compelling. So, by relaxing some of the conditions, a total of 74 additional companies were considered to be on our list. We call them category 'B' companies. After including them, we had a total of 386 (312 + 74) companies that made our first list.

We then imported the various data elements from many sources, including CCC-list, GuruFocus, Fidelity, Morningstar, and Seeking Alpha, among others, and assigned weights based on different criteria as listed below:

Below we provide a link to the table with relevant data on 360 stocks. This table can be downloaded by readers for further analysis. Please note that the table is sorted on the "Total Weight" or the "Initial Quality Score."

File-for-export_-_5_Safe_DGI_-_May_2023.xlsx

We will first bring down the list to roughly 60 names by automated criteria, as listed below. In the second step, which is mostly manual, we will bring the list down to about 30.

From the above steps, we now have a total of 63 names (some categories had more than 10) in our final consideration. However, the following stocks appeared more than once:

Stocks that appeared two times:

AAP, ADP, BXP, CI, CVX, KEY, OVV, TFC (8 duplicates)

After removing nine duplicates, we are left with 55 (63-8) names.

Since there are multiple names in each industry segment, we will keep a maximum of two or three names (from the top) from any one segment. We keep the following:

Financial Services, Banking, and Insurance:

Banking: (RF), (TFC)

Financial Services - Others:

Insurance: (CINF), (BEN)

Business Services/ Consulting:

(ADP), (V), (ACN)

Conglomerates:

(CSL)

Industrials:

(CTAS), (DE), (GWW), (BALL)

Transportation/ Logistics:

Chemicals:

Materials/Mining/Gold:

Materials:

Mining (other than Gold): (CF), (SCCO), (RIO)

Gold: (OTCQX:NGLOY)

Defense:

None

Consumer/Retail/Others:

Cons-Staples: (ADM)

Cons-discretionary: (NKE)

Cons-Retail: (LOW), (AAP), (TGT)

Communications/Media

(VZ)

Healthcare:

Pharma: (PFE), (JNJ), (MRK)

Healthcare Ins: (UNH), (CI)

Technology:

(MSFT)

Energy:

Pipelines/ Midstream: (EPD), (MPLX), (ENB)

Oil & Gas (prod. & exploration): (CTRA), (EOG), (CVX)

Utilities:

(NRG)

Housing/ Construction:

(LEN)

REIT:

(VICI), (BXP)

In this step, we construct three separate lists of five stocks each, with different sets of goals, dividend income, and risk levels.

The lists are:

1) Conservative Dividend list,

2) Moderately High Dividend List,

3) Ultra High Dividend List, and

4) A combined list of the above three (duplicates removed).

Out of the top 50 (55, to be precise), we make our judgment calls to make these three lists, so basically, the selections are based on our research and perceptions. So, while most of the filtering was based on automated criteria, the last step is a subjective one. We try to make each of the three lists highly diversified among various sectors and industry segments and try to ensure that the safety of dividends matches the overall risk profile of the group. We certainly encourage readers to do further research on the highlighted names.

Nonetheless, here are our three final lists for this month:

Final A-List (Conservative Safe Income):

Average yield: 2.68%

Table-1A: A-LIST (Conservative Income)

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**EOG - Dividend yield has been calculated based on the most recent quarterly dividend amount of $0.825 per share, plus some rough estimates for the variable amount. In the most recent quarter, $1.00 was paid as a variable amount, but it has come down from a level of $1.50 from the previous quarter. It is important to know the variable amount is variable and is subject to change every quarter. The dividend yield shown in the table above (for EOG) is simply our estimate for 2023 for the purpose of our rating calculations and may not reflect the actual yield. Please note that most financial websites show yield without including the variable amount.

We think this set of five companies (in the A-List) would form a solid diversified group of dividend companies that would be appealing to income-seeking and conservative investors, including retirees and near-retirees. The average yield of 2.68% is a bit low but still a lot more than that of the S&P500. The average dividend growth history is nearly 20 years, and the average discount from a 52-week high is very attractive for these stocks at -16%. Also, four of the five companies have an excellent credit rating of A- or higher. If you must need even higher dividends, consider B-List or C-List, presented later.

EOG (EOG Resources, Inc):

This month, from the energy sector, we have selected EOG (previously Coterra - CTRA); however, both companies can be treated at par. We may or may not have seen the peak price of oil in the year 2022; we do not know. Nonetheless, the investment thesis for most energy companies has changed quite a bit for 2023, and companies like EOG (or CTRA) are no exception. In the year 2023, the average oil prices are likely to be much lower than 2022 levels but still remain elevated. More recently, the outlook has soured further due to weakening demand.

In a nutshell, EOG is a solid energy company and is likely to do well as the world will keep using these products for a long time in spite of the push for green energy. EOG has many strong positives, including a solid balance sheet and a highly efficient but large footprint in U.S. operations. Moreover, the company is very shareholder friendly and has been distributing nearly 60% of cash flow to shareholders. Including the variable quarterly dividend of $1 a share and a regular dividend of $0.8250, the yield is roughly 6.1% at current prices. However, it should be noted that its variable payout that has come down from 2022 levels and is likely to moderate further in 2023 or 2024. The stock price appears to be undervalued and nearly 20% down from its 52-week high.

PFE (Pfizer):

We include Pfizer in all our lists this month for several reasons. The most important factors are a relatively cheaper valuation and its high dividend yield at 4.2% for a major pharma company. In its Q1'23 earnings (reported May 2nd), the company outperformed analysts' estimates in terms of both revenue (at $18.3bn) and EPS (at $1.23 on an adjusted basis). However, the stock price remained mostly flat because it is all about the future and not the past. In fact, the stock price has seen some weakness in recent months due to the Covid reset and the expected decline in Covid-related revenue going forward. Most of the Covid vaccine mandates are over now, and people are less likely to get those vaccines. All that said, the stock appears to be undervalued, as it is down nearly 28% from its peak in 2022. In its future plans, the company has committed to much higher R&D spending. Back in March this year, Pfizer also announced that it would acquire the biotech company Seagen Inc. (SGEN) for $43 billion. The deal appears to be expensive, but it should add long-term value to Pfizer. When the deal goes through, it is possible that the company may look at cutting some expenses, including reducing the dividend payout to some extent. So, the current high yield should be taken with a grain of salt. Also, investors should not expect very high growth from Pfizer, just a high and stable dividend from a large pharma company.

MSFT (Microsoft):

MSFT needs no introduction here. It is one of the seven top companies in the S&P500 index. It is by no means cheap and fully valued right now, especially after the excitement around its investment in ChatGPT and the strength it displayed in its most recent quarterly report. However, we believe the company is a long-term winner, and its fully valued price would not matter much if you were to hold it for the next ten or more years. The current dividend is low but as safe as it can get.

CSL (Carlisle Companies):

CSL is a global company that manufactures a diverse range of products, including highly engineered products. Its manufactures products for commercial roofing, architectural metal, and specialty polyurethane. It caters to customers in diverse sectors, such as aerospace, medical, defense, transportation, and industrials. It has paid and raised the dividend for the past 47 years and is just shy of 3 years of being a dividend king. The company's stock is trading at an attractive valuation and is nearly 30% below its 52-week high. Although the dividend yield is still too low at 1.33%, this is one of the safest, low-risk dividend aristocrats out there. We include this in our A-List for the reasons of safety, dividend reliability, and relatively cheaper valuation.

Final B-List (High Yield, Moderately Safe):

Average yield: 5.14%

Note 1: Very often, we include a few low-risk stocks in B-List and C-list. Also, oftentimes, a stock can appear in multiple lists. This is done on purpose. We try to make each of our lists fairly diversified among different sectors/industry segments of the economy. We try to include a few of the highly conservative names in the high-yield list to make the overall group much safer.

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A brand-new life sciences hub is born at the heart of downtown Montreal

MONTREAL, May 4, 2023 /CNW/ - On the occasion of the Effervescence conference organized by Montral InVivo, Normand Rivard, Managing Partner, Life Sciences and Innovation at Jadco Group, and Martin Leblanc, Cofounder and Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of CellCarta, unveiled Inspire Bio Innovations Montreal, a brand new life sciences and precision medicine hub that will be home to CellCarta's head office, among other things.

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Situated in the heart of the university district, opposite the IRCM (Montreal Clinical Research Institute) and at the centre of the city's health corridor, Inspire bio innovations revives the site of the former Montreal Chest Institute, which was a key medical centre in the history of Montreal and Quebec.

Ultimately, this large-scale project, with $350 million in private investment, will offer 450,000 square feet of state-of-the-art laboratories, offices and collaborative spaces. Inspire bio innovations will become the focal point of the life sciences ecosystem. Major pharmaceutical companies, biotech companies, research institutes, students, university researchers and innovative startups will work together to accelerate the development of scientific discoveries and make them accessible worldwide.

The Montreal area and indeed all of Quebec will be able to count on this key hub to foster synergy and strategic meetings between relevant players in the life sciences and artificial intelligence ecosystems in health, accelerate innovation and discoveries, develop and recruit world-class talent, and retain and attract head offices in cutting-edge sectors. Some of the project's key features include a glass atrium, a conference and training centre, a rooftop terrace, and an exceptional architectural signature(NEUF architect(e)s, Fahey).

In addition, collaborative spaces, including state-of-the-art laboratories, along with top-notch professional services and a scientific entrepreneurial startup accelerator, will facilitate the creation, growth and success of the next generation of life sciences companies.

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Inspire bio innovations will be able to host, for example, early-stage drug development projects and accompany startups through the various clinical phases, allowing them to benefit from the proximity of all major clinical sites and CellCarta's expertise in clinical trial design and regulatory expertise.

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"For many years, researchers, startups and investment firms have decried the glaring lack of state-of-the-art laboratories in downtown Montreal, at the heart of the life sciences research and training ecosystem, near universities, hospitals, research centres and the business community. In addition, one of the greatest challenges faced by life sciences companies remains recruitment and retention of the skilled personnel they require for their development, in a context of shortage of qualified workers. Montreal is therefore facing strong competition, at a time when several major North American and European cities already have well-established life sciences hubs in the heart of their downtown areas that serve as major growth drivers. However, Montreal has all the assets to become one of the most dynamic and promising international life sciences hubs. This project is a perfect response to the needs expressed by the ecosystem and will allow Montreal and Quebec to maintain their position as leaders on the international scene." - Normand Rivard, Managing Partner, Life Sciences and Innovation, Jadco Group.

"We are very proud to be associated with this highly structuring and promising project for the future of the life sciences sector and of downtown Montreal. Having chosen to establish our laboratory operations and headquarters in downtown Montreal over 12 years ago, CellCarta is delighted to have found a site and a project that fully meets our strategic ambitions of reuniting all our Montreal employees under one roof and of securing the longer-term growth and sustainability of our operations in Montreal." - Martin Leblanc, co-founder and vice chair of the board of directors, CellCarta.

"As Mayor of the Plateau-Mont-Royal Borough and as the Executive Committee member responsible for economic development, knowledge and innovation, I am delighted to see this new life sciences innovation cluster being established in the heart of an area that has remained mostly unoccupied since the Montreal Chest Institute moved in 2015. The imminent arrival of Inspire bio innovations on this prime site is a testament to the fact that the downtown area continues to attract world-class projects, thanks to its proximity to world-class universities and teaching hospitals. These new laboratories will contribute to the emergence of a synergy between medicine, research and artificial intelligence, positioning Montreal among the most dynamic and promising international life sciences centres. This project and the many jobs it will create will also help revitalize this important employment hub and attract talent from all over to a highquality environment"- Luc Rabouin, mayor of the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough, member of the executive committee of the City of Montreal and member responsible for economic and commercial development, knowledge, innovation and design.

About Jadco Group

Founded in 1987, Jadco Group designs, develops and builds signature residential and industrial projects, particularly those geared to the life sciences ecosystem. Recognized for the high quality of its projects that meet the most important ESG standards, Jadco Group, in collaboration with its institutional partners, has accumulated over $1.2 billion in investments in Quebec. The company acts as a property manager and prides itself on being a landlord of choice. For more information, see http://www.jadcocorporation.com.

About CellCartaCellCarta is a leading provider of specialized precision medicine laboratory services to the biopharmaceutical industry. Leveraging its integrated analytical platforms in immunology, histopathology, proteomics and genomics, as well as related ML/AI data analytics andsample logistics services, CellCarta supports the entire drug development cycle, from discovery to late-stage clinical trials. The company operates globally with 11 facilities located in Canada, USA, Belgium, Australia, and China, with more than 1,050 employees, a third of which are located at its laboratories and corporate headquarters in Montreal.www.cellcarta.com

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Global Oxo Alcohol MarketSegmentationDetails:

Based on Type,the octyl alcohol segment F is projected to offer a substantial share to the oxo alcohols market over the forecast period. Octyl alcohol F finds wide range of applications in various end-use industries such as the textile industry and automotive. These oxo alcohols are also used as raw materials for production inhibitors to improve the process of solid fuel combustion. For instance, Grupa Azoty, offers octyl alcohol F that is used as auxiliary agent and release agent in the textile industry. Therefore, the rising textile industry is expected to contribute to the growth of the segment.

Based on Application,the acrylates segment is anticipated to register the fastest-growing CAGR over the forecast period. Acrylates are used as a solvent for various applications such as automotive coating architectural coating and leather finishes owing to their excellent absorbency, flexibility, and toughness. For instance, according to a report published by Statista, the global architectural coating market is projected to account for around USD 109 billion by 2030. Hence, the growing demand of acrylates from different coating industries is expected to surge the growth of the oxo alcohols market.

Based on End Use Industry,the plastic industry accounted for the largest market share of the oxo alcohol market. In the plastic industry oxo alcohols are extensively used for the production plasticizer to enhance the quality of plastics and make them more durable and flexible. These plastics are then deployed in numerous end use industries such as automotive, construction, and packaging. As a result, the increasing consumption of plastics by various end-use industries is driving the oxo alcohols market growth.

Based on Region, Asia Pacific held the highest market share of the oxo alcohols market in 2022. The growing construction industry owing to rapid industrialization is boosting the oxo alcohols market. For instance, according to Invest India, the construction industry in India is projected to reach USD 1.4 trillion by 2025. Therefore, the abovementioned factors are expected to derive the growth of the oxo alcohols market.

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Baltimore, Aug. 18, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Our homes and workspaces are extensions of ourselves, and should therefore work well for us both aesthetically and functionally. However, all too often these buildings dont serve us well and dont look like our ideal spaces. Eastwing Architects exists to change that.

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When you work with Eastwing Architects, you will end up with a dream space that has been carefully crafted to express your personality, highlight your values, and enhance your daily life. You can view a variety of residential and commercial projects that were designed by the company on itswebsite.

Creating inspiring new spaces and breathing new life into existing buildings

No matter whether you need to construct a new building from scratch or make architectural alterations to an existing space, Eastwing Architects has the design skills and knowledge you need.

The Eastwing team love working on additions or renovations to existing buildings, because it is a more sustainable approach to architecture, and more cost-effective for the client. It also presents an exciting challenge for the architects, as they have to analyze existing structures and systems and utilize their creativity in order to transform the space and realize its full potential.

Eastwing Architects also relish the chance to construct a building from scratch. Though this is a less sustainable architectural option, the freedom to create a carefully designed space that is truly tailor-made for the client is exhilarating. It is a chance to create a fresh space that truly compliments a clients style, personality, and values.

Innovative residential and commercial architecture

Because Eastwing Architects is highly experienced in both residential and commercial design, the team there can efficiently cater to a wide variety of architectural needs.

For residential projects, the firm aims to make clients feel truly at home in a space that truly reflects their personalities and style. Making good use of their considerable skill and expertise, the Eastwing team will working closely with the client at every stage of the project in order to create something truly special. From renovations and additions to crafting new constructions, youre in safe hands with Eastwing Architects.

In its commercial work, Eastwing Architects strives to create spaces that are unique and welcoming. After a consultation to understand the clients vision and goals, the team will work tirelessly on design work, interiors, construction, and even branding. The end goal is to maximize the impact of every dollar invested and create a space to be proud of a space that encourages business to grow.

If youre in need of a reliableresidential architect in Baltimore, MDorcommercial architect in Baltimore, MD, get in touch with Eastwing Architects today.

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Eastwing Architects is a firm offering client-focused residential and commercial architectural design services. Based in Baltimore, Maryland, the company works hard to provide high-quality additions, renovations, and new constructions to its clients. You can find out more by visiting the website ateastwingarchitects.com.

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Once-in-a-generation advances in commercial technology will fundamentally strengthen the U.S. economic and security posture in space

Policy makers are right to expect the national security establishment to find ways to fully leverage the innovations and investment in commercial space capabilities like launch and imagery.

But far less obvious and yet more profound is a very real revolution that is well underway: the wholesale overhaul of our national security space architecture into a hybrid design that effectively integrates the best of commercial and government investments.

This transformation of our national security space architecture is prompted not only by the amazing and innovative developments in the commercial space sector, but also by the realization that our adversaries are determined to displace the United States leadership in space and target our currently vulnerable space based capabilities if conflict arises on Earth.

These twin motivations are driving a once-in-a-generation series of changes that will fundamentally strengthen the U.S. economic and security posture in space.

Those leading the redesign of our national security space architecture in both the intelligence community and the Department of Defense are quietly but effectively utilizing three distinct approaches to capture the best of commercial space capabilities and adapt them to our national security needs.

The first approach is to augment government developed capabilities with commercial products and services. Recently, the National Reconnaissance Office awarded the largest contracts for commercial imagery in its history. When combined with exquisite imagery provided by government developed sources, this approach will dramatically increase intelligence capacity and provide the U.S. the ability to share with the world what we see from space without disclosing intelligence sources and methods.

Another far less visible approach being employed is to take advantage of the innovation and venture investment in commercial space technologies while adapting them to national security needs. The next generation of intelligence satellites now being developed will use flight proven hardware bought from commercial spacecraft manufacturers and adapt it with government payloads in order to lower cost and speed deployment.

This is not merely a plan. The first of these hybrid satellites are already being tested in space, having gone from idea to orbit in less than three years, a fraction of the traditional timeframe to develop and launch a new capability.

By radically lowering the cost of these hybrid satellites, we can afford many more of them which not only improves the technical performance of the constellation but also dramatically increases architectural resilience. Proliferation of many more hybrid surveillance satellites makes it harder for adversaries to track, target and disrupt or destroy our spacecraft in the event of conflict.

The final hybrid approach being utilized is the incorporation of commercially derived business models by traditional defense firms. The proliferation of commercial space providers has created a highly technical aerospace workforce that operates more like a Silicon Valley startup than a large defense contractor.

In order to fully capitalize on this, we are seeing large defense firms partner with or acquire space startups and allow their commercial best practices to flourish in order to rapidly experiment and develop capabilities, while the established defense firm provides the government with a proven ability to perform classified integration and delivery.

Combining the reliability and the assurance of the cleared defense industrial base with the speed and innovation of our space entrepreneurs is another hybridization approach already showing positive results.

As good as they are, current commercial space capabilities are not a replacement for government developed national security capabilities, nor should the U.S. be content to rely exclusively on commercial solutions for national security. Doing so may save money, but effectively reduces our technical capabilities to what anyone (including our adversaries) can acquire in the marketplace.

However, by quietly and creatively blending the best practices from both commercial and defense sectors in order to produce hybrid space capabilities, we can increase our economic as well as national security.

John Paul (JP) Parker served as U.S. intelligence community space executive from 2018 to 2022, and previously served as a special advisor for space, cyber and intelligence to the Vice President of the United States.

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Jamison Properties Jaime Lee and rendering of 3000 Wilshire Boulevard, Koreatown (Jamison Services, USC Lusk, Getty)

Jamison Services is tearing it up in Koreatown.

The Los Angeles neighborhoods most prolific developer has demolished a commercial building near Lafayette Park to build a seven-story apartment building at 3000 Wilshire Boulevard, Urbanize Los Angeles reported.

Plans call for a 188-unit building with 867 square feet for a ground-floor shop or restaurant on the now-vacant lot. An underground parking garage would serve 117 cars on two levels.

Requested approvals include Transit Oriented Communities affordable housing incentives, which allow greater density and reduced parking in exchange for 17 affordable new apartments for extremely low-income households.

The gray-and-white building, designed by DG Architectural Consulting and Gaudet Design Group, would include a rooftop patio deck and inner courtyard.

The upper building facade has been designed to evoke the boulevards classic and elegant residential towers by utilizing vertical window clusters alternating with dark metal and light stucco panels, reads a design narrative included with the projects entitlement package.

The base of the building would include a grand residential entrance portico faced with Calacatta tile, with a warm tile accent at the base of the retail store.

The project is the third Jamison development on Wilshire, between Hoover Street and Wilshire Place, after the 25-story, 644-unit Kurve on Wilshire tower and a 262-unit building proposed at 3020 Wilshire Boulevard

Jamison Services is a unit of Jamison Properties, Koreatowns largest commercial landlord.

Jamison Services just filed plans to convert the 13-story Pierce National Life Building, an office fixture in Koreatown for a half century at 3807-3815 Wilshire Boulevard, into 176 apartments.

It owns other office and residential buildings near Wilshire/Western Station, including the Art Deco Wilshire Professional Building. It just broke ground on a 230-unit apartment building next door.

In June, Jamison Properties won preliminary approval to build a 127-unit, mixed-use tower at 626 Kingsley Drive in Koreatown.

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Roofing can be a tricky business. Besides the payment setbacks faced by many contractors, the roofing field has its own set of challenges, and some roofers have been under scrutiny during a continually developing property insurance crisis in the Southeast.

However, that hasnt stopped Americas top roofing contractors from thriving as we are well into 2022, with ENRs most recent list of the largest contractors in the U.S. showing that revenues for these companies easily topped $2 billion in the past year. Lets take a look at the top 10 roofing contractors in the U.S. by total revenue.

Total revenue: $700.8 million

Previous years rank: 1

Centimark Corp. is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based roofer. Outside its basis, it has over 95 offices throughout North America.

The company offers services in reroofing, new construction, protection measures, repairs, and cleaning alongside various other options in commercial asset management.

Alongside offering options for TPO & PVC, EPDM, SPF, metal, and Mod-Bit & BUR roofs, Centimark also provides consultancy for green roofing options such as solar panels or garden roofs.

Centimark also has a respectable recent history when it comes to payment. Its Levelset payment score is a B, with the company earning 83 out of a possible 100 points.

The company also has a history of being at the top of the roofing industry. Besides ranking as the top roofing contractor on ENRs most recent Top 600 Specialty Contractors list, the company has come in at the top spot of these rankings since 2017.

Total revenue: $564.5 million

Previous years rank: 2

Flynn Group is a Winnipeg, Canada-based roofing company that offers not only commercial roofing contracting, but also a range of architectural products and roofing services, including metal paneling, contract glazing and curtain wall. The company does work across North America, employing over 6,000 people.

Flynn offers work in roofing, glazing, and architectural paneling, advertising expertise in government buildings, schools, churches, hospitals, offices, hotels, sports and recreation centers, retail buildings, data centers, and industrial structures.

Total revenue: $254.9 million

Previous years rank: 3

Baker Roofing Company is a roofer based in Wilmington, North Carolina that was founded in 1915. Outside of its basis, the company has locations across the Southeast, with additional offices in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

The company offers commercial roofing services in roof maintenance, roof repair, reroofing, and new construction, and has a history of working with major companies in the U.S., such as Wal-Mart and Target Corp.

Baker Roofing has an impressive payment history, with the company earning an A payment score from Levelset, with 95 out of a possible 100 points allocated.

Of course, like any big company, Baker has run into its fair share of payment issues, though mainly serving on the side trying to recover payment. Levelset notes eight liens filed involving Baker Roofing during 2020 and 2021, with the company serving as the claimant in seven of them.

Total revenue: $237.5 million

Previous years rank: 4

Nations Roof is a contractor based in Mobile, Alabama that has a strong geographical reach, with 33 additional locations across the United States.

According to the company, its operations have significantly expanded recently, as it claims to have grown over 60% during the past four years.

The company stays busy, too and seems to be especially effective with payment even when doing so. Nations Roof claims to often have projects going on simultaneously in all 50 U.S. states, and Levelset project information connects the contractor to at least 2,664 jobs in the past year.

Additionally, the Nations Roof has an A payment score from Levelset, with the company earning a 93 out of 100.

Recent major roofing projects for Nations Roof include:

Total revenue: $137.8 million

Previous years rank: 5

Kalkreuth Roofing and Sheet Metal is a contractor with locations in Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

The company has a wide reach, working in historic restoration, entertainment, retail, government, healthcare, education, and transportation industries.

The company has also earned additional recognition for its speciality work: Other than its ENR ranking of fifth among roofers, Metal Construction News also ranked Kalkreuth as the seventh-best metal roofing contractor in the US.

Its done a fine job with payment along the way, too the company has a B payment score from Levelset, scoring an 81 out of 100.

Kalkreuth has made a significant impact with its work, as well, working on a number of high-profile projects:

Total revenue: $79 million

Previous years rank: 7

With a presence in Detroit, Michigan and Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Schreiber Corp. is a roofing company founded in 1916.

The company notes that its location matters significantly, saying that the majority of its work comes from Detroit-area organizations: 80% of our business is with repeat customers such as Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corporation, the U.S. Dept. of Energy, Dupont and FCA (Fiat-Chrysler).

Some of the companys most significant recent projects include:

Total revenue: $72.5 million

Previous years rank: 9

Advertising themselves as the largest roofer in Florida, the Pompano Beach-based Latite Roofing has been active for over 75 years. Outside of its headquarters, the company has offices in the Fort Myers-Naples, Tampa-St. Petersburg, and Palm Beach-Treasure Coast areas.

The company has an average payment history, with a current C payment score, earning a 75 out of 100.

With services offered for both residential and commercial projects, Latite Roofing has a portfolio that includes a number of large undertakings:

Total revenue: $66.2 million

Previous years rank: 10

Alpharetta, Georgia-headquartered Roof Depot Inc. is a roofing contractor that focuses on the Southeast United States, with experience in commercial, multi-family, and industrial building projects. Outside its Georgia location, the company additionally has presences in North Carolina, Texas, and Florida.

Roof Depot offers a wide range of services, saying that they have the capability to handle a diverse variety of projects, including single-family residences or multi-building/ multi-type projects with flat, low slope, steep slope, tile, or slate systems.

Its portfolio is heavily focused on hospitality and residential projects, with experience working for companies such as Hilton Brands, Marriott, and Chick-fil-a alongside private residences.

The company has done a fair job of staying on top of its payment responsibilities, as well, earning a B payment score from Levelset with an 81 out of 100.

Total revenue: $53.1 million

Previous years rank: 11

Bulldog Group is a group of independently-operated companies with a common ownership, which includes multiple roofing affiliates. The group operates in the Southeast US, with licenses to operate in 10 states.

The group includes Allied Roofing Company, Applied Roofing Solutions, Reliance Roofing & Waterproofing, CityScape Roofing, Triad Roofing, Coastal Commercial Roofing Company, and Triangle Roofing Services. Those which have a Levelset payment score CityScape, Coastal Commercial, and Triangle all have an average history for payment speed, each earning C payment scores with scores of 75 out of 100.

Bulldog Groups roofing affiliates have taken on some large projects in recent years, as well:

Total revenue: $51.5 million

Previous years rank: 12

The Denver, Colorado-based Douglass Colony Group is a roofing contractor that has three locations in the state, specializing in the Rocky Mountain Region.

The company provides a large range of services, employing over 400 people in sectors offering commercial roofing, solar installation, waterproofing, and metals and FRAMECAD specialization.

Douglass has taken on roofing work for some of the most significant and noticeable projects in the Denver area:

Douglass Google presence is mixed, with a 3.1 star rating from 35 reviews of the company.

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