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NORWOOD, Mass., Aug. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Neponset Valley Construction, the premier siding and roofing contractor in MA, has committed itself to green building by offering a free energy audit and the latest green technology available for homeowners and commercial building owners. Green building is a trend popular throughout the country as home and commercial building owners try to incorporate the best energy saving and environmentally friendly options for their home or building. Neponset Valley Construction combines green materials with product durability to fit the needs of a construction project in MA.

"We are thrilled to be able to offer the best green products available as energy efficiency is becoming a growing concern for homeowners," said Neponset Valley Construction CEO Brian Kearney. He continued, "We are committed to green building and educating homeowners on the best green products available for their home."

One of the environmentally friendly roofing options Neponset Valley Construction offers is metal roofing in MA. Metal roofing not only lasts beyond 50 years, but also saves homeowners up to 40% on their annual energy costs. In MA, residents can save up to 35% on homeowners insurance because metal roofing is an environmentally friendly product. Additionally, there's a Federal tax credit incentive for homeowners who install metal roofing. As a green alternative to other siding options, Neponset Valley Construction offers smart siding in MA. Smart siding is a technology that allows high performance while using less natural resources. Smart siding is made from wood, a renewable and natural source, making it an environmentally friendly as well as durable siding choice. Green building provides homeowners with a way to save energy while using environmentally friendly products for their home.

About Neponset Valley Construction Corporation

Neponset Valley Construction Corporation, based in Norwood, MA,was founded in 1999 by Brian Kearney. Neponset Valley Construction serves Eastern New England and the Greater Boston area. Their specialties include roofing, siding, decks, windows, doors, sunrooms, patios and insulation. The top goal of Neponset Valley Construction is to provide top quality renovation services to their customers at a reasonable price. The Neponset team strives to provide excellent customer service and give their customers' home the same quality of care as if it were their own.

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--Tiger Group liquidating excess assets of national roofing contractor DRI; live webcast auctions feature top-quality lots from DRI facilities in Metro Seattle, Northern California and Southern California.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The strategic restructuring of major commercial roofing contractor DRI Cos. will translate into a rare opportunity for buyers this month as millions of dollars' worth of roofing equipment, high-end specialty tools and equipment, rolling stock, computers, warehouse and office equipment, and more hit the block in live webcast auctions conducted by Tiger Group's Remarketing Services Division.

"DRI is a nationally known commercial roofing contractor with clients from Georgia to Guam," noted Jeff Tanenbaum, President of Tiger's Remarketing Services Division. "As part of its strategic Chapter 11 restructuring, the company is shedding diverse assets no longer needed for future operations. Our webcast auctions on Aug. 13 and Aug. 20 include well-maintained rolling stock, high-reach lifts, high-end tools and equipment, as well as the gamut of office and warehouse equipment. These sales represent a tremendous opportunity for roofing and solar/electrical contractors, as well as general contractors and a wide range of other businesses."

Bidding for the first auction, which includes assets from DRI's facilities in Tukwila, Wash. (metro Seattle), and San Leandro, Calif. (metro San Francisco), will begin at 10:30 a.m. (PT) on Aug. 13.

The Tukwila preview will be held on Aug. 12 at 9130 E Marginal Way S. The San Leandro preview will be held on Aug. 10 and 12 at 14275 Wicks Blvd. Both previews will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Bidding for the second sale, which includes assets from DRI's headquarters and warehouse at 17182 Armstrong Ave. in Irvine, will begin at 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 20. The on-site preview will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Aug. 17 and 19.

The auctions include high-reach lifts by Gradall and Pettibone, along with vehicles such as a Lexus LX470, multiple Chevrolet Silverado pickup trucks, and dozens of dump trucks, truck tractors, vans and other vehicles. Warehouse support equipment includes forklifts, storage containers, pallet packing, and more.

Tiger will also liquidate a large amount of DRI's excess commercial roofing equipment, including rubber and tar kettles, fall-arrest systems, roof cutters, rain gutter roll formers, safety platforms and much more; represented brands include Cleasby, Gillespie, Garlock and Roofmaster, to name a few.

The lots of tools and equipment for general contractors, solar/electrical and other specialized contractors include pipe threaders and benders, forklift dump bins, generators, job boxes, ladders, ladder extenders, welding machines, scaffolding, cement mixers, concrete saws, wheelbarrows, table saws, hammer drills, jackhammers, bench-grinders, drill presses, power washers and more. Represented brands include Honda, Troybilt, Greenlee, Mikasa, Canoga, DeWalt, Ridgid and Husqavarna, among others.

Lastly, the sales include computers, monitors and printers, servers and telecom equipment from the three regional offices. These include laptops, notebooks, netbooks and other computers by brands such as HP, Gateway, Compaq and Acer. The auctions also feature phones, video conferencing equipment, executive offices, conference rooms, pneumatic task chairs, reception and break-room furniture, and more

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A new online registry created by a law enacted by the Legislature this year will help consumers avoid doing business with un-vetted roofers.

According to a news release from Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidts office, the registry is available at http://www.ag.ks.gov and lists 17 roofing contractors that have been issued certificates. The attorney generals office said it has 300 more applications to review since the Kansas Roofing Contractor Registration Act took effect July 1.

The act aims to help Kansas consumers avoid hiring unscrupulous or fly-by-night contractors who dont comply with registration requirements. It requires every roofing contractor to get a registration certificate from the states attorney general in order to provide its services for a fee in Kansas.

We have quickly implemented the new roofing registration system under the guidelines established by the legislature, Schmidt said. Our staff is working hard to efficiently process the registration applications, and we expect to issue many more registration certificates in the coming weeks.

The office legally has 60 days to review the applications, and the remaining roofing contractors will be added to the online directory as their applications are approved.

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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/2hckv6/roofing_products) has announced the addition of the "Roofing Products in the UK to 2016: Market Databook" report to their offering.

This report is the result of extensive market research covering the roofing products market in the UK. It contains detailed historic and forecast market value data for the roofing products market and its categories (Clay Roofing Products, Slate Tiles and Bitumen Roofing Felts), including data by domestic production, supply balance, existing stock, imports and exports.

'Roofing Products in the UK to 2016: Market Databook' provides an overview and insight into the operating environment of the roofing products industry in the UK. It is an essential tool for companies active across the UK construction value chain and for new players who are considering entering the market.

Scope

- Overview of the roofing products market in the UK

- Historic and forecast market values for the roofing products market and its categories (Clay Roofing Products, Slate Tiles and Bitumen Roofing Felts) for the period 2007 through to 2016

Key Topics Covered:

1 Introduction

2 Roofing Products

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BY SUSAN HYLTON, Tulsa World Modified: August 5, 2013 at 1:33 pm Published: August 5, 2013

MUSKOGEE Six people were indicted Monday in federal court in connection with two bribery investigations involving the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, former Flintco employees and a host of sub-contracting agencies involved with casino construction projects.

The alleged bribes include lavish trips by private jet, vehicles, hunting and golf trips, an African safari, firearms, tuition payments for private school, a lake home, furniture, kitchen remodels and more than $1 million spent on expensive gifts, including at least $855,000 spent at Louis Vuitton.

Lauri Ann Parsons, owner of Builders Steel, and her husband, Brent Alan Parsons, vice president of Builders Steel; Cordell Alan Bugg, former vice president of Flintcos pre-construction services; and James Winfield Stewart, a sales executive for Scott Rice, an office furniture company, were indicted on charges of conspiracy to commit theft or bribery. Brent Parsons and Stewart also face money laundering charges.

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The Talladega City Council unanimously passed four resolutions during a meeting Monday night at City Hall, but one in particular garnered the most attention during a public hearing held before the council meeting.

Resolution 2848 approved a $20,300 contract with the East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission for administration of the Community Development Block Grant for the Frazier Farms Drainage Project

Lance Armbrester and Chuck Chitwood of CDG Engineers discussed the details of the project designed to improve the water flow and drainage in two basins located between and around Frazier Street and Battle Street to the north and south and Rosa Street and Long Street from west to east.

All the runoff from this area comes from lawns, driveways and roadside ditches, Chitwood said. The first thing we had to do to figure out what was going on was to make site visits.

The first site the engineers researched was the Southwest Basin, an area between Rosa Street and Elbert Davis Street.

We have a significant amount of excavation work to be done in that area in order to accommodate the storm water, Armbrester said. All storm water in this area has been documented to be very severe to the point where there are several homes that are expected to be flooded several times each year.

The team then took time to study the North Basin, an area twice the size of the Southwest Basin and surrounding the smaller basin on the western, northern and eastern edges.

We have some significant design work to do in this area, Chitwood said.

Council President Horace Patterson proclaimed the drainage woes had been an issue for the city for close to 20 years.

I started to use the word disaster, but I think maybe the best word would be embarrassment that people have to live in that kind of situation for that long, Patterson said. Im trying to figure out how much benefit were going to get from this project as it relates to the issue.

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