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In 2000 the company acquired Great Southwestern Construction, followed by E.S. Boulos [4] and High Country Line Construction in 2015, Western Pacific Enterprises in 2016, [5] Huen Electric in 2018, [6] and Powerline Plus in 2022. [7] MYR Energy Services, Inc. was created in 2009. [8]
In January 1960, Great Southwest announced its intention to issue $11,500,000 in stocks and debentures to finance the construction. [23] By April, the new complex was under a news and advertising blackout after it was advised the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rules stated, "a publicity silence must be observed on ventures offering stock to the public."
At this time, Wynn would also create the Great Southwest Corporation to oversee the project and appoint himself president of the company. [2] ' Construction would start in 1956 on what was the initial warehouse and by 1957 there were five buildings under construction across 750 acres of the industrial park land.
This 1896 poster urged Cincinnati voters to reject Southwestern Construction Co.'s offer to buy Cincinnati Southern Railway. The vote failed by 338 votes, 15,493 to 15,931.
In January 1960, Great Southwest announced its intention to issue $11,500,000 in stocks and debentures to finance the construction. [36] By April, the new complex was under a news and advertising blackout after it was advised the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rules stated, "a publicity silence must be observed on ventures offering ...
Jul. 25—From antique to vintage, the Great Southwestern Antique Show has it all. More than 100 exhibitors from 20 states and Canada will be selling vintage and antique finds during the event. A ...
Immigrants make up a significant portion of the construction labor force. Deporting them could have devastating consequences for the housing market. The US is short millions of housing units.
The Great Southwest Building, formerly the Petroleum Building and the Great Southwest Life Building, is a historic commercial skyscraper located at 1314 Texas Avenue in Downtown Houston, Texas, United States.