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August 11, 2007 - Company Loses Founding Father and Arizona Highway Construction Pioneer

William "Bill" Pulice was a man always inspired to meet whatever challenge or struggle came his way. He moved people who knew him in ways that allowed others to feel heartful and engaged in the power of his intimacy. Born the son of Italian immigrant parents on August 3, 1925, his humble beginnings with nine brothers and sisters had few material belongings, but a plentiful supply of love and devotion to family and faith. He seemed to be destined by his wily and robust character. After a short time underground in the coal mines of West Virginia, memorable times working for the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 40's, he served in the military, receiving an honorable discharge. While still a young man, Bill was preparing himself for the larger vision of his future upon his marriage to Edith Maria Massacci, moving to Phoenix with their newborn son Ron in the fall of 1948. Soon after arriving in Phoenix, his quest began to become one of Arizona's pioneer highway builders, succeeding in establishing an outstanding construction company. Bill was a man of faith and generosity, devoted to his community of love, but he was especially fond of his Loreto Sisters of St. Simon and Jude. He helped them find comfort in retirement by building them a home to contemplate and pray and live happily in later years. He enjoyed the challenge of assisting the newly emerging Catholic diocese of Phoenix with his enormous gifted ability to inspire others to give to this worthy cause. In his professional life Bill gave tirelessly to bring the Arizona Chapter of General Contractors into its modern era, serving in numerous capacities, including its president more than once. Whether in business or in his ordinary life, he seemed to offer people a sense of purpose and meaning, causing good feeling and heartfulness that often is missing in the hectic life we live. Like an old oak tree of wisdom, his deep rooted love of humanness will never be forgotten. Bill Pulice was 82 years old.

Pulice Construction, Inc. acquirers McNeil Brothers, Inc.

On November 20, 2007, Pulice Construction, Inc. purchased McNeil Brothers, Inc. The company specializes in Portland Cement Concrete Paving throughout the southwest and has been a leader in the industry for nearly 15 years. McNeil is the Company's second acquisition of 2007; the first being Roadway Electric LLC, a company specializing in Civil/Heavy electrical and signing construction.

Johnnie Mata accepts the "2007 Build Arizona Award" for his Van Buren Street Improvements CM @ Risk project in Goodyear, AZ.

Recently Awarded Projects

December 22, 2007

Interstate 10 (Sarival Avenue to SR 101L) is awarded to Pulice by ADOT. The $80.6 million contract covers 7.9 miles of reconstruction which adds highway lanes to the median area of the freeway, constructs 4 new bridges, and widens 16 existing structures.

November 28, 2007

DR Super Block 1 South, LLC awards the Zone 5 Water System CM @ Risk construction services contract to Pulice Construction, Inc. The $5.8 million improvement includes over 15,000 feet of 36" and 42" DIP water transmission main and a jack and bore under the Loop 101 Freeway.

October 9, 2007

City of Goodyear awards the McDowell Road Commercial Corridor Infrastructure Improvements Phase 2 to Pulice Construction, Inc. The $25.3 million project includes the widening of McDowell Road, Bullard Avenue and Encanto Boulevard, full width roadway construction on Monta Vista and 150th Drive, two bridges, and Bullard Channel improvements including a new linear park.

September 21, 2007

The 64th Street T.I. on the Pima Freeway (Loop 101) is awarded to Pulice by ADOT. The $23.6 million contract includes embankment construction, a pair of bridges over the freeway, retaining walls, box culvert extensions, PCCP and asphaltic rubber friction course.

September 21, 2007

The Craycroft Road - Willcox signing project on I-10 is awarded to Pulice by ADOT. The $2.7 million project is in Pima and Cochise Counties and covers 82 miles. The work includes removing, replacing, and relocating existing signs, furnish and installing new signs, and other related work for mainline and the cross roads.

September 20, 2007

CM @ Risk construction services contract for the Queen Creek Road Improvements (Price Road to McQueen Road) is awarded to Pulice by the City of Chandler. The $24.8 million contract widens Queen Creek Road from Price Road to Arizona Avenue, and is a full width reconstruction from Arizona Avenue to McQueen Road. The new six lane facility will include dedicated turn lanes, bike lanes, and installation of a 24" reclaimed water transmission main.