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| r's Department without the intervention of a | contractor, thus providing work for the local unemploye |
| illiam Thomas Mollard (May 5, 1855 - ) was a | contractor and political figure in Saskatchewan, Canada |
| Their father worked as a | contractor in the San Francisco Bay Area. |
| st Virginia resident who had been hired as a | contractor to paint WGBN's 450-foot (140 m) guyed tower |
| The Oklahoma Air College, Inc. also was a | contractor to the USAAF at El Reno. |
| Gibson was a | contractor and engineer involved in the construction of |
| lled by a booby trap bomb on his farm, and a | contractor for the British Army and RUC who was shot at |
| It mainly acted as a | contractor organisation for UKAEA and other governmenta |
| erritorial council in 1877, then worked as a | contractor and in farming, and moved to Miles City, Mon |
| Leeds works as a | contractor doing computer programming, light computer r |
| to Oklahoma Territory to make his life as a | contractor in the field of civil engineering. |
| time of Vergniaud's birth, his father was a | contractor and purveyor for the king, supplying food fo |
| educated at state schools before becoming a | contractor and company director. |
| from the Army in July 1994, and worked as a | contractor on Defense and Intelligence programs in the |
| Square, though as a parishioner and not as a | contractor. |
| ucated in Buctouche, New Brunswick, he was a | contractor by career. |
| He worked as a | contractor. |
| equitable adjustment from the Government, a | contractor must show three necessary elements -- liabil |
| year it acquired Cherry Hill Construction, a | contractor in Maryland, and in 2005 it acquired Florida |
| oved to Winona in 1955, where he worked as a | contractor and was active in the local community, being |
| Portland Canal in 1830, supposedly because a | contractor named Samuel Hoosier preferred Indiana worke |
| thout completing a degree he began work as a | contractor on public works projects. |
| taxes, collection could be "farmed out" to a | contractor who would agree to pay a fixed amount, or a |
| Heerema Marine Contractors (HMC) is a | contractor most notable for operation of three of the l |
| tant civilian, was killed while working as a | contractor at the British Army/RUC base during an IRA m |
| t would grant a salt-producing resource to a | contractor or tax-farmer, who would then be obliged to |
| A | Contractor who loses their powers in exchange for a fli |
| ought a house, raised a family, and became a | contractor, building some of San Pedro's most beautiful |
| rved between 1832 and 1833; he then became a | contractor for national roads in 1835 before returning |
| He continued to work as a | contractor and builder, eventually serving as mayor of |
| Price went into business as a | contractor. |
| He was a | contractor and businessman by career. |
| ger Miranda Lee Richards, and Andy Parker, a | contractor, from her first marriage to artist Tom Parke |
| to Mitigate, essentially establishing that a | contractor has a duty to limit costs after its contract |
| ed in the wholesale lumber business and as a | contractor at Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. |
| ake more money as a developer than just as a | contractor; having tested this first with his own money |
| s moved away in 1926, selling the house to a | contractor who demolished it for the materials in the f |
| t date has yet to be officially confirmed, a | contractor at the open day said that 14 July 2011 was t |
| de by an officer of the Navy Department to a | contractor for repairs of a war vessel and machinery, i |
| in June 2008 as the ECB was unable to find a | contractor that would build the Skytower for the alloca |
| He was a | contractor of provisions and foodstuffs to the Dutch Go |
| ing that the assemblywoman offered to help a | contractor obtain a $2 million parcel of land from the |
| as set to executive produce Confessions of a | Contractor, a 2009 CBS television pilot based on Richar |
| inishing and housepainting, later becoming a | contractor in this line of business; he became a member |
| Randy, a | contractor and a coach in the Syracuse Stars minor hock |
| He was an industrialist, a | contractor, a great sportsman and a New Zealand single |
| en learned the builder's trade, and became a | contractor. |
| Lauren is licensed as a | contractor in 39 states. |
| Kalodimos was part of a lawsuit involving a | contractor she hired to build a home. |
| labourers, and by the age of 21 Scully was a | contractor. |
| stigators probing work done on his home by a | contractor who had received city business. |
| He was also a | contractor and house-builder, operated a livery stable |
| s to the education sector and operating as a | contractor for a number of UK government education init |
| rant of her family history; Michael Curry, a | contractor who specializes in the restoration of old ho |
| managed and maintained by an Area team and a | contractor, known as a Managing Agent (MA) or Managing |
| stigation led by Miller asked the Navy and a | contractor, Baker Environmental Inc., for documents rel |
| He was born in Montreal, Quebec and became a | contractor, farmer and manager by career. |
| He also was a | contractor and constructed several buildings in Old Tow |
| After college he worked as a | contractor for his own roofing and residential construc |
| He engaged in the lumber business and as a | contractor in 1882. |
| over the Worm brook constructed in 1823 by a | contractor called John Parsons. |
| After moving to York (Toronto), he became a | contractor in construction and worked on the Rideau, Co |
| Garson continued to operate as a | contractor until his death in Winnipeg due to pneumonia |
| g the Lincoln County GOP Dinner, he called a | contractor - reported first by blogs as a "U.S. soldier |
| Lord McDonald (March 25, 1841 - 1890) was a | contractor and political figure in Prince Edward Island |
| Litespeed has been a | contractor and consultant to NASA for projects that req |
| entre, owned by the council, is managed by a | contractor. |
| rospace services division of Pan American, a | contractor to NASA. |
| rfered in a dispute Glimco was having with a | contractor building a Howard Johnson's restaurant. |
| Carberry helped found CECO Inc., a | contractor for the International Brotherhood of Electri |
| e returned to the United States and became a | contractor. |
| He was born in England and became a | contractor by career. |
| It deals with the requirements for a | contractor to receive an equitable adjustment for work |
| Crawford was a | contractor involved in the construction of several cana |
| to have confidence in the billing done by a | contractor whom the buyer may never have met and who ma |
| Ritson Trail, named after William Ritson, a | contractor from the Victorian era, and responsible for |
| his brother Richard formed Nash Brothers, a | contractor company that specialized in sewer building. |
| Soon after returning to Ireland he became a | contractor, and executed the Queenstown branch of the C |
| The ferry is operated by a | contractor for the North Carolina Department of Transpo |
| On January 7, 2007 a | contractor working on the decommissioning of the statio |
| rs to Australia, spending several years as a | contractor for miscellaneous goods on the goldfields of |
| a policeman then aged 23, and Herb Jones, a | contractor, were credited with saving as a many as 50 l |
| , in partnership with other foundries, was a | contractor for the Great Western Railway in the manufac |
| He worked as a | contractor for the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1883, th |
| A federal agent disguised himself as a | contractor and enlisted the men to work on a constructi |
| Boscobel saved it at the last minute from a | contractor who had bid $35 to knock it down after the V |
| ted in 1880 and was finished in 1881 under a | contractor named George McMullen. |
| n moved to Manitoba in 1878, and worked as a | contractor at Brandon. |
| eloped at Apple by Ron Avitzur, an abandoned | contractor who felt obligated to the project. |
| He is married to former ADV | contractor and voice actress Tiffany Grant. |
| n, he is a private marketing and advertising | contractor to the Minnesota Army National Guard and a c |
| near Los Angeles area defense and aerospace | contractor companies, as well as Edwards Air Force Base |
| Saskatchewan and became an insurance agent, | contractor, farmer, grain merchant and hotelier by care |
| There is a church, an agricultural | contractor, a cattery, an equine centre, along with a f |
| dairy and potato farmer and an agricultural | contractor before entering politics. |
| lso was a foreign service officer and an aid | contractor, gaining first hand experience of the mishan |
| of Rhineland-Palatinate granted the airport | contractor landing rights for aircraft with a maximum t |
| nneth McLeod was a former Edmonton alderman, | contractor and real estate speculator, who in 1912 anno |
| In December 2002 and American | contractor corporation employee provided the detainee w |
| d in 1933, and was completed by the American | contractor Markton Company. |
| the execution of Nicholas Berg, an American | contractor working in Iraq, to one Web site, which was |
| , 1824 - November 14, 1890), was an American | contractor from Lockport, New York. |
| arliament is Gerry Ritz, a former farmer and | contractor. |
| A civil engineer and | contractor, he was Chief Clerk of the Manitoba Departme |
| ilt by architects Babb, Cook and Willard and | contractor Peter Lyall for the New York Life Insurance |
| bert Baylor, a Revolutionary War veteran and | contractor from Virginia, was hired by William Thomas L |
| Eli White Architect, structural engineer and | contractor. |
| f the Genesee and was the chief engineer and | contractor of the Tonawanda Railroad. |
| , 14. Sills IV is a commercial developer and | contractor. |
| pact, and thousands of military, federal and | contractor jobs were lost on both Vieques Island, Puert |
| d educated in Auckland, he was a builder and | contractor. |
| ourke, New South Wales, he was a grazier and | contractor before entering politics. |
| the fourth son of Brian McGovern, farmer and | contractor of Gortmore and his wife Anne Hassard, the d |
| rried Brian Miller (principal drummer in and | contractor of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra), who is twe |
| ing a prominent real estate entrepreneur and | contractor. |
| Cavalry, and 150 civilian quartermaster and | contractor employees. |
| of $23 billion and over 100,000 federal and | contractor employees. |
| includes interior designer Tommy Smythe and | contractor Vito Colucci, as well as Richardson's husban |
| The promoter and | contractor of the railway, John Dickson, also made a st |
| Builder and | contractor; Councillor for the Young Ward. |
| working as a draughtsman and architect, and | contractor, in Buenos Aires from 1926-1933. |
| uilt in 1887 by developer Joseph Solomon and | contractor B. Ketcham at 130-132 South 17th Street as t |
| one of three sons of the noted engineer and | contractor Sir Charles Fox. |
| 0) was a sea captain, engineer, inventor and | contractor active in the construction of many American |
| f David Hewes, a San Francisco financier and | contractor. |
| He was a merchant and | contractor, responsible for the Wellington steam tramwa |
| He was a civil engineer and | contractor working on roads, canals and ports first in |
| nd before becoming a bricklayer, builder and | contractor. |
| rial investigation into no-bid contracts and | contractor abuse within the Department of Homeland Secu |
| 0 for the aldermen would close the deal, and | contractor William C. Kingsley put up the cash, which w |
| ober 12, 1997) was a Canadian politician and | contractor. |
| for 3 years and then became a carpenter and | contractor. |
| 1) was a Canadian politician, prospector and | contractor. |
| ha, Nebraska in the Nebraska Legislature and | contractor. |
| he initiative of the speculative builder and | contractor William Newton, "the first in a long series |
| Area for its shoddy construction process and | contractor mishaps (similar to its Tampa counterpart on |
| t into business for himself as a builder and | contractor. |
| he was a pastoralist, miner, prospector and | contractor before entering politics. |
| as designed and constructed by architect and | contractor Max A. Orlopp Jr. in 1891, showcasing the Ri |
| son and Thomas Sheasby, he was engineer and | contractor on the Glamorganshire Canal, until they had |
| vil defense program managers, academics, and | contractor personnel These opinions were obtained throu |
| Ireland, after which he became a builder and | contractor. |
| Present were architect C. N. Nelson and | contractor P. H. Fredericks. |
| asbestos-containing pipe coating for another | contractor to cut the holder bottle into 40-foot (12 m) |
| By November, however, another | contractor, Holdens, had taken over the task. |
| tributions and ballot issue contracts to any | contractor with a government contract or contracts that |
| The archaeological | contractor has however, identified that the cargo consi |
| politician who had made a fortune as an army | contractor, Calcraft inherited his father's estates whi |
| Armyand was army | contractor during the Seven Years' War, an assistant to |
| d the Kansas City Bridge Co. was selected as | contractor. |
| V. K. Sriraman as | contractor |
| tion (Jaido), with Thai Shimizu Co., Ltd. as | contractor, and sales management by Chesterton Thai Pro |
| ates Rubber Company would replace Du Pont as | contractor at the Kankakee facility. |
| Expanding the Medicare Recovery Audit | Contractor program to all 50 states and making it perma |
| ck, Sr. (1919-1987), a Sicily Island banker, | contractor, cattleman, and farmer. |
| investment goals from city depository banks; | contractor debarment processes for economic discriminat |
| cts Paley and Austin and built by the Barrow | contractor William Ormandy. |
| he newspaper was launched by the late Behram | Contractor, better known as "Busybee", on March 25, 198 |
| Budimex Dromex is now the biggest | contractor (roads, buildings and pipe systems) in Polan |
| h houses may have been built by a free Black | contractor named George Proctor. |
| g a jackeroo and goldminer, and later a bore | contractor at Alice Springs. |
| sted, Olmsted and Eliot, and built by Boston | contractor Perkins & White. |
| Kenneth Abbott, a former BP | contractor, reported that up to 80 percent of the engin |
| hazardous wastes on Endicott Island by BP's | contractor Doyon Drilling. |
| Johnson, a bridge | contractor and engineer, came to Minnesota in 1884, and |
| James Sanders was a local building | contractor who also built a number of mills, residences |
| born in Palmerston, Otago and was a building | contractor in Dunedin |
| son Ben Harper, Jr. was a prominent building | contractor in Illinois. |
| Soon afterwards a local building | contractor bought up some land and constructed a small |
| unds as a major and found work as a building | contractor, in which career he remained until his retir |
| the main building was utilised by a building | contractor who also made use of adjacent land to store |
| ne Baker Knoll, William Hall III, a building | contractor, and Gene Stilp, an anti-pay raise activist. |
| in Stettin) was a housepainter and building | contractor from Milwaukee, Wisconsin who served one ter |
| as involved in a law suit against a building | contractor who had not followed municipal building code |
| Carl, a fourth-generation building | contractor, first discovered the need for a commercial |
| chool teacher and then changed to a building | contractor. |
| was an early American architect and building | contractor. |
| est, Chandler worked as an aluminum building | contractor. |
| ertified residential and commercial building | contractor, and has a real estate license. |
| m (construction company) a European building | contractor |
| ing his schooling, he worked with a building | contractor in Perth before settling in Brockville in 18 |
| s (March 4, 1819 - July 1894) was a building | contractor and political figure in Ontario, Canada. |
| 26, 1851 - October 23, 1931) was a building | contractor, manufacturer and political figure in Nova S |
| Duffus was a merchant and building | contractor by trade and was active in politics and was |
| in Toronto, the son of John Bell, a building | contractor who came from Ireland in 1823. |
| Hagan Smith (Constitution Party), a building | contractor, conservative activist and chair of the Butl |
| Clarke worked as a general building | contractor for several years. |
| Keefe (April 14, 1844 - 1933) was a building | contractor and political figure in Nova Scotia, Canada. |
| John Jay (1805-72) was a building | contractor and, earlier, a skilled stonemason, who owne |
| uly 9, 1857 - April 17, 1926) was a building | contractor and political figure in Newfoundland. |
| Building | contractor Erich Ponti, with 6,772 votes (63 percent), |
| he Dutch era (circa 1669) who was a building | contractor awarded the title of Muhandiram by the Dutch |
| ompanied the choice of location and building | contractor. |
| He engaged as a building | contractor in Oklahoma City in 1937 and 1938 and in the |
| anland (1868-7 December 1943) was a building | contractor and Mayor of Christchurch from 1936 to 1938. |
| His father was a local building | contractor and stonemason. |
| Smith was a building | contractor in St. Catharines. |
| An Oxford building | contractor, Messrs Knowles & Son, has been contracted t |
| fter leaving office, he worked as a building | contractor. |
| Peter Lind & Company is a private building | contractor of Danish origin based in Spalding in Lincol |
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