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Re: O/T Plane Crashes 5 miles from me.


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Posted by Billy NY on July 31, 2008 at 22:11:32 from (64.12.117.74):

In Reply to: O/T Plane Crashes 5 miles from me. posted by bradk on July 31, 2008 at 18:21:48:

That really hit home, all of us in construction in the NYC/NJ metro area are no stranger to Tishman, they originally built the WTC, #1 #2, and #7 that I know of, both then and now, the new 50 + story #7 has been occupied for a few years. Some good friends were down the street on that job when I was still there and the superstructure had yet to be topped out, Tishman really cranked that one out, and it was a nice sight after having seen what happened earlier to thoes buildings first hand.

Viracon, is a great quality manufacturer of glass, I've bought hundreds of thousands of dollars of material from them in my career, last order I made was just under $100,000 and was replacement matetrial for another manufacturer that was rejected on one of my jobs, one we took over from the bonding company, where the previous contractor failed and was removed under default proceedings.

The coordination meetings in the the construction industry for projects of this magnitude are an intregal part of all senior level managament, I used to fly out to manufacturers in Wisconsin quite often, and know the routine, one of our great industries has suffered a grave loss here, my thoughts and prayers are with the families of these people.


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