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Vecellio Group Moves
Up In ENR Rankings
(1st/2nd Quarter 2005)
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The Vecellio Group's growth is driven by
quality results, such as this paving project for an I-95
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Vecellio
Group, Inc., has moved up 27 spots in Engineering News-Record’s annual ranking
of the country’s largest contractors by revenue, jumping from 153rd to 126th on
the latest list.
The group enjoyed its best results ever
in 2004, with solid revenues on
all fronts and expanded operations at several divisions. The group also started
two new operations: VG Asphalt in Greensboro, NC, and South Florida Materials’
asphalt terminal at the Port of Palm Beach.
Among transportation contractors,
Vecellio Group is now 18th largest in the nation, according to ENR.
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Focus On Quality
Extends Throughout Operations
(1st/2nd Quarter 2005)
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Leo A. Vecellio, Jr.
Vecellio Group, Inc.
President, Chairman,
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When it comes to quality, there are no
shortcuts in the heavy/ highway contracting industry. Whether
building bridges, highways, runways or taxiways, quality is what
counts down the road.
From mining aggregate to laying asphalt, we’re proud of our
long legacy of providing “excellence in contracting” to our valued customers.
Since 1938, we’ve grown from a small company in West
Virginia to a multi-state family of contracting firms that now ranks as the
126th largest in the country by revenue.
This type of success takes all of us working together, with
quality and safety as our guiding beacons. That’s why we’re so proud of our
family of employees, the skilled men and women who ensure the quality of our
work, day in and day out.
By working together and making high-quality results a
cornerstone of our operations, we’ve built our growth on a sure foundation, one
that provides a steady footing as we continue to meet the many challenges and
opportunities our industry has to offer, now and in the future.
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Ranger Tees Up Work In Southern CA
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Dos Lagos, a course Ranger Golf is building in Corona,
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Ranger Golf is constructing two new golf
courses and performing major improvements at a third, all in
Southern California.
The two new courses are located in Corona. Dos Lagos is an
18-hole course for Temescal Canyon Properties-8. Designed by Matt Dye, Dos Lagos
will play at about 7,000 yards and is scheduled for completion this summer.
Ranger is also nearing completion on The Retreat, an
18-hole course by Jack Nicklaus Design.
At Rams Hill Country Club in Borrego Springs, northeast of
San Diego, CA, Ranger is part of a major reconstruction project to expand the
existing 27 holes to 36. Ranger’s portion involves the demolition and complete
reconstruction of nine existing holes, along with new construction of nine
additional holes.
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Also in Corona, CA,
Ranger Golf built The Retreat, a beautiful, championship-level
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VGI Sponsors ‘History of Hot-Mix’ Project
(1st/2nd Quarter 2005)
The history of hot-mix asphalt in the
United States is a story that’s worth telling — and the National Asphalt
Pavement Association (NAPA) is putting together a book to do just that.
Due for publishing in November 2005, the
hot-mix history book is being financed by a group of NAPA members whose roots go
back quite a few years themselves. One member is gold-level sponsor Vecellio
Group, Inc., with a contribution of $10,000 and an advance order for a
substantial quantity of books.
For more information on the NAPA project,
please contact Margaret Cervarich at NAPA headquarters, (888) 468-6499 or mbc@hotmix.org.
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