Yorke & Curtis Construction are Requesting Subcontractor Bids for the Lot 5- Yards at Union Station Project. Bids are Due on Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 5:00 PM
New construction of an 80 unit multi-family housing project with ground floor parking, located at 615 NW Naito Parkway, Portland, OR. All Construction Divisions Bidding
Sub Contractors Requested for 85 Causey
Yorke & Curtis General Contractors are hoping that you will submit your bid for 85 Causey. The bid date is March 3 at 2pm so please have your sub bids […]
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Valley Growers Nursery & Landscaping employees are landscaping the Portland Community College Access Improvement project at the Portland Metropolitan Workforce Training Center.
Lapsed licenses spark fear of illegal construction
The number of Oregon contractors renewing their general contractor’s licenses declined by 14 percent comparing the first quarters of 2008 and 2009. Some industry insiders worry that the drop signifies a more serious trend: an increase in unlicensed work. The Oregon Construction Contractors Board has added inspectors and are combing Craigslist, where many unlicensed contractors offer their servic[...]
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