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Colorado Contractors Hopeful About 2012 Construction
More than 1,300 construction firms nationwide, including 28 in Colorado, responded to the 2012 Construction Hiring and Business Outlook survey conducted by AGC and Computer Guidance Corp. Results show that Colorado contractors are looking for a brighter future in 2012, with respondents expecting more money to be spent in the energy, hospital and higher education sectors.
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Click here to view a Denver Business Journal article quoting AGC/C’s Chairman, Dave Morril of Concrete Frame Associates, LLC.
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