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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Russell Joseph Sanches, owner/operator of Sanches Construction and an active member in the industry for more than 40 years. Besides loving the work he did, Russ was an avid golfer, loved collecting cars, working on home projects, barbequing for

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) invites MITA members to attend a Microsoft Teams Meeting to discuss Project PDF plan set contract deliverables on May 20th, 2021, from 10:30 AM to noon. The purpose of this event is to present MDOT’s new Project PDF deliverable format, as well as allow

MITA REACHES TABLE AGREEMENT SETTLEMENT WITH MI REGIONAL COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS FOR FIVE-YEAR DEAL THROUGH MAY 2026 FOR DETROIT AREA CONTRACT A committee made up of Labor Relations Division (LRD) members of MITA who are signatory with the Carpenters Detroit Area Agreement have reached a settlement with that union for

MITA has a limited number of the new Job Site Posters available for purchase, as well as COVID-19 Posters. The Job Site Posters ($70 each, plus tax and shipping) include all the required state and federal forms in one spot to simplify your operations. They are printed on thick/flexible/waterproof material

MITA’s Vice President of Engineering Services Glenn Bukoski, P.E., is retiring December 31, 2021 after a nearly 50-year career in the industry. You can help us honor his many contributions to the heavy construction industry by purchasing an advertisement or submitting a free congratulatory note that will appear in

MITA REACHES TABLE AGREEMENT SETTLEMENT WITH MI REGIONAL COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS FOR FIVE-YEAR DEAL THROUGH MAY 2026 FOR OUTSTATE CONTRACT A committee made up of Labor Relations Division (LRD) members of MITA who are signatory with the Carpenters Outstate Agreement have reached a settlement with that union for a five-year

Biden’s Infrastructure Sales Force Knows Its Potholes and Bridges The New York Times, April 8, 2021 WASHINGTON — As mayor of South Bend, Ind., Pete Buttigieg grew to view asphalt as his enemy. As governor of Michigan, Jennifer M. Granholm faced a Republican-led legislature intent on blocking her biggest infrastructure











