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Quarter 2010

President

Kevin Mason

ElectriCom, Inc.

President-Elect

Larry Libla

W & L Constuction

1st Vice President

Tommy Muse

Aubrey Silvey Enterprises, Inc.

2nd Vice President

Glen Amerine

Amerine Utilities Construction, Inc.

Treasurer

Steve Sellenriek

Sellenriek Construction

Secretary

Timothy D. Killoren

North States

Officer Directors

Official Publication of the

Power & Communication Contractors Association

Board of Directors

David Aubrey

Okay Construction

Tony Briggs

Vermeer Manufacturing

Ed Campbell

Henkels & McCoy, Inc.

James Dillahunty

Henkels & McCoy, Inc.

John Fluharty

Mears Group, Inc.

Herb Fluharty

Mears Group, Inc.

Matthew Gabrielse

Gabe’s Construction Co., Inc.

Jerrod Henschel

Michels Corporation

Dan Levac

Preformed Line Products

Todd Mix

ElectriCom, Inc.

Todd Myers

Kenneth G. Myers Construction

Robert Orr

Sherman & Reilly, Inc.

Larry Pribyl

MP Nexlevel, LLC

Brad Radichel

Condux International

Ron Tagliapietra

Michels Corporation

Matt Trawick

Trawick Construction Co., Inc.

BryanWesterman

MasTec, Inc.

Publication Staff

Publisher

TimothyWagner

twagner@pccaweb.org

Associate Publisher

Cheryl Stratos

stratosc@pccaweb.org

Editor

Michael Ancell

mancell@pccaweb.org

Advertising Sales

Manager

Victoria Geis

vgeis@pccaweb.org Stimulus Funding Offers Opportunity and Anxiety for Broadband Contractors 17 By John Allen

There are tremendous opportunities for contractors to benefit

from the broadband provisions of the American Recovery and

Reinvestment Act. But while there is plenty of excitement,

there is also a fair amount of anxiety. Contractors bidding on

these broadband projects created by the ARRA are subject

to the provisions of the Davis-Bacon Act, which may be

uncharted waters for many who haven’t previously worked on

government-funded jobs.

Managing Subcontractors in the Midst of Economic Meltdown 21 By Gregory T. Spalj

The current economic decline has hit the stage when those

who were just hanging on by their fingernails are starting

to fail and fall. While contractors must always be attentive

to ensure that subcontractors are passing along payments to

lower-tier subcontractors, the impact of the current economy

now requires that contractors be ever more vigilant in

protecting themselves and their sureties from bond claims and

mechanic’s liens by reason of payments diverted by an upper-

tier subcontractor that should have been passed on to a lower-

tier subcontractor.

RDUP News 7 News Briefs 13 2011 PCCA Convention Preview 26 Safety News 30 PCCA Member News 32 Industry Calendar 38 Advertiser Index 38