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Old 03-29-2007, 10:13 AM
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Default Wrecking Corp Wins Contract for Demolition of Coliseum Mall

Wrecking Corporation of America, which has provided demolition services to major industrial, commercial and government clients in the Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland metropolitan areas for more than 30 years, has won a contract for demolition of the 750,000-square-foot Coliseum Mall in Hampton Roads. The general contractor for the project is Hoar Construction of Alabama.

"The project involves the demolition of a large mall structure plus recycling of the steel framing and on-site crushing of all concrete and masonry materials," said Terry Anderson, Wrecking Corp executive VP. "We will raze two anchor stores, JC Penney and Burlington Coat Factory, plus 100 or so specialty stores and restaurants. I anticipate that the entire job, scheduled to begin this month, will be completed in about six months."

The only building to remain open is the current Macy's store. Plans are to construct a new, updated mall, Peninsula Town Center, on the site. The original mall opened in 1973, and an addition was constructed in 1976.
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Old 03-31-2007, 09:24 AM
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This Hoar GC the are very strict about everything..The Operators haft to wear hard hats, sayety glasses and keep all windows and doors shut while operating our excavators..And If the excavators have a even a tiny drip of hydrolic fluid they are to be shut down and fixed..
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