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Clearwater submits low bid for sewer overflow basin

Tank will keep sewage from flowing into river when major storms occur

November 18, 2010

Clearwater Construction & Management LLC, of Spokane, is the apparent low bidder for an $813,000 project to install a new sewer overflow basin near the Spokane River in northwest Spokane. The 28-by-165-foot concrete tank, called a combined will

Arc starts work on new location on Second

Spokane nonprofit bought former Inland Power & Light headquarters last year

November 18, 2010

Chey Scott

The Arc of Spokane, a nonprofit organization here that serves people with developmental disabilities, is spending about $1.8 million to remodel and renovate a building east of downtown that it purchased last year for its new offices.The located

Nonprofit to buy, renovate Valley apartment complex

Community Frameworks estimates project costs will total $3.5 million

November 18, 2010

Mike McLean

Community Frameworks, a Spokane-based nonprofit that develops and supports affordable housing, plans to buy a 40-unit Spokane Valley apartment complex and renovate it for work-force and low-income tenants.The acquisition and renovation costs for

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Groundwork laid for tribe to negotiate Bosch lot lease

Park Board authorized staff to begin talks over proposed cultural center

November 18, 2010

Kim Crompton

The Spokane Tribe of Indians has cleared an initial hurdle that it needed to leap to begin negotiating the lease of city-owned land along the Spokane River just west of Riverfront Park where it wants to develop a large cultural center costing of $6

McKinstry seeks permits for Great Northern project

Contractor plans to house Spokane operations there after $10 million upgrade

November 18, 2010

Mike McLean

McKinstry Co., a Seattle-based mechanical and energy-efficiency contractor, says it has submitted building permit applications to begin its planned $10 million renovation of the Great Northern Building, at 802 E. Spokane Blvd., where it plans to be

Graham wins $10.5 million project at Wanapum Dam

Work to involve erecting support buildings along Columbia near Vantage

November 18, 2010

Chey Scott

Graham Construction & Management Inc., of Spokane, has been awarded a $10.5 million contract to construct two large maintenance buildings near Wanapum Dam, in central Washington, for the Grant County Public Utilities District.The dam is on the a

T.W. Clark will construct new police station

$6.1 million Walla Walla project also designed by Spokane architectural firm

November 18, 2010

Mike McLean

T.W. Clark Construction LLC, of Spokane, says it has landed a $6.1 million contract to build a new police station in Walla Walla, Wash., about 150 miles southwest of Spokane.Jon Huettl, a project manager for T.W. Clark, says the company will and

Cd'A rental project gets under way

$632,000 initial half of apartment complex to be completed in May

November 18, 2010

Mike McLean

Glenn Sather, a Coeur d'Alene-based apartment broker and developer, has started building the first phase of a planned 16-unit apartment complex, to be named Haycraft Estates, in the Lake City.The initial phase of the project is valued at It will

Acme lands job to resurface I-90 stretch

Contractor to replace or resurface concrete panels damaged by studded tires

November 18, 2010

Chey Scott

Acme Concrete Paving Inc., of Spokane, has been awarded a $7.8 million contract to resurface an about 5-mile stretch of Interstate 90 just west of downtown. The project will replace damaged and cracked concrete panels on both the eastbound and

Walker, Leone team up at Wellpinit

$18 million combined high, middle school remodel to be completed in summer 2012

November 18, 2010

Chey Scott

The Wellpinit School District, located on the Spokane Indian Reservation northwest of Spokane, has awarded an $18 million contract to a joint venture set up by two Spokane companies to modernize a building shared by the district's high school and &