April 11, 2019—The LiRo Group, a national project and construction management, architecture, engineering, and technology firm, has promoted Nancy Malicki to vice president in charge of LiRo’s marketing department. Founded in 1983 and headquartered in Syosset, N.Y., LiRo operates regional offices throughout New York City and New York State, with other offices also located around the East Coast. The company employs more than 950 construction managers, engineers, architects, planners, BIM and GIS specialists, and other construction and support professionals nationwide. Ms. Malicki is responsible for managing LiRo’s marketing program, including the development and production of proposals, business development activities, advertising, client presentations, and strategic communications and marketing initiatives. She joined LiRo in 2001 as marketing coordinator. Ms. Malicki’s previous title was associate vice president. Prior to LiRo, she had been the Director of Research at Adelphi University, conducting grant research on alternative energy sources.
Acrow supplies 61 bridges to Panama’s Ministry of Public Works for rural infrastructure development
April 8, 2019—Acrow Bridge, a leading international bridge engineering and supply company, is pleased to announce that it provided Panama’s Ministry of Public Works with 61 modular steel bridges in 2018, along with training on assembly and installation of the structures to enable local engineers, technicians, and contractors to implement this priority infrastructure project. Acrow is pleased to further report that approximately half of the bridges have already been installed. While transportation infrastructure in the urban areas of the country is robustly developed, in the rural areas of Panama, road density is among the lowest in Central America, according to the World Economic Forum. In order to address this deficit and exploit the potential economic gains of expanded trade connectivity, Panama’s current Government Strategic Plan includes investments to construct and expand highway and rural road infrastructure. The bridges supplied by Acrow will be used in rural regions of the country in the form of new crossings as well as to replace deficient or decommissioned structures.
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