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Associated General Contractors of Vermont, Inc. |
| rjw@agcvt.org | USA, Vermont |
| The mission of AGC/VT is to serve as the advocate for the highway and building contracting community. We promote the free enterprise system encompassing social, environmental, economic considerations which are consistent with the Associated General Contractors of America's Motto of Skill - Integrity - Responsibility. We accomplish our services and educational pursuits through collective strength and unity. We are the association of choice for the contracting industry in Vermont. |
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River Services Company, Inc. |
| rbullard@riverservicescompany.com | USA, New Orleans, LA |
River Services Company, Inc. ( RSCI ), established in 1990, is a diving, salvage and emergency response company with light
salvage, oil pollution response, vessel stabilization, pumping, patching, with magnetometer and side scan sonar capabilities.
Our commitment to adequately investing in safety, equipment, personnel and innovative technologies, has resulted in our
continual growth and evolution while strengthening our reputation and solidifying our status in the industry. Corporate
stability and monetary solvency has enabled RSCI to expand, incorporating an inland commercial diving group providing
full-service, top of the line underwater services such as salvage and construction.
Each office is equipped with high speed survey boats (10 total) for emergency response, as well as 24 hour answering service,
satellite and cellular telephones. |
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Three Rivers Diving |
| robert.brown.jr@threeriversdiving.com | USA, Canonsburg, PA |
Three Rivers Diving has been in the commercial diving industry for over 35 years, and serves the Tri-State area including
all of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
We are specialists in underwater work of all kinds: Diving, Cutting, Salvage, Emergency Patches, Inspections, Foul removal,
Raising sunken barges and boats, Dredging and Sonar Soundings, just to name a few. We do inspections of intakes, pipes,
sewers, barges and boat hulls, piers, and the laying of pipe and cable across waterways. |
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