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2001 Collective Bargaining Agreement

Sunday, February 25, 2001

Union Member Rights and Officer Responsibilities Under the Labor-Management Reporting Act of 1959, more commonly known as the Landrum-Griffin Act.

HISTORY- To protect democratic rights of union members, Congress passed the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (LMRDA). It included as its first title a union member "Bill of Rights." The LMRDA was intended to protect and promote democratic processes and democratic rights of union members, including the freedom to vote at meetings, to express any argument or opinions and to voice views upon union candidates and union business.

ORIGINS OF THE LMRDA- The LMRDA was signed into law on September 14, 1959. The Act passed in the House and Senate earlier that year following congressional investigations, led by Sen. John McClellan of Arkansas.

THE ROOTS OF THE STATUTE- When the National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) was passed in 1935, the declared national policy was to "encourage the practice and procedure of "collective bargaining." One of the basic purposes of the statute, often lost from view today, was to give workers an effective voice in determining the terms and conditions of their employment. It echoed historic declarations that political democracy should be matched by industrial democracy. Senator Wagner in explaining the under-girding philosophy of the statute, stated:

"The principles of my proposal were surprisingly simple. They were founded upon the accepted facts that we must have democracy in industry as well as government; that democracy in industry means fair participation by those who work in the decisions vitally affecting their lives and livelihood; and that workers in our great mass production industries can enjoy this participation only if allowed to organize and bargain collectively through representatives of their own choosing."

Union Members Bill of Rights

Free Speech and Due Process
The Union Member’s Bill of Rights, Title 1 of the LMRDA, guarantees the following democratic rights to all union members:

Equal rights and privileges to nominate candidates, to vote in elections or referendums, and to attend and participate in union meetings and vote on the business of the meeting, subject to reasonable rules in the union constitution and/or bylaws.

Freedom of speech and assembly, including the right to:

Express any viewpoint at union meetings
Hold separate meetings without interference from union officials
Voice in setting rates of dues, fees, and assessments

You are protected from improper union discipline. Due process is required in internal union disciplinary hearings, including:

The right to specific written charges
The right to confront and cross-examine accusers
Adequate time to prepare a defense
The right to a full and fair hearing and a decision based on the evidence

Note: The union may not discipline you for exercising protected rights, however you may be disciplined for the following activities:

Participating in wildcat strikes
Advocating decertification of the union
Nonpayment of dues or agency fees, and other acts which interfere with the legal or contractual obligations of the union or which threaten the existence of the union as an institution
Crossing picket lines

You have the right to receive a copy of your collective bargaining agreement (union contract) along with all riders and supplements, and to inspect copies of all contracts that your local union administers.

Due process in union disputes, including the right to specific, written charges; the right to confront and cross-examine accusers; adequate time to prepare a defense; and a full and fair hearing. The union may not discipline you for exercising protected rights;

Reporting Requirements

Title II of the LMRDA. Unions must file with the US Department of Labor copies of their constitutions and bylaws, and financial reports, called "LM-2," "LM-3" or "LM-4" forms (depending on the case). These documents are available to the public. The LM forms give you information about officers’ salaries and expenses, union loans, expenditures and investments. The reports are public information and copies are available from OLMS.

Trusteeships

Title III. A trusteeship imposed by an international union on a local or other subordinate body is presumed by the courts and the Department of Labor to be valid for the first eighteen months. The presumption of validity may be overcome by showing that the imposition of the trusteeship violated union procedures or that the trusteeship was imposed for improper purposes, such as punishing a dissident local leadership. After the first eighteen months, a trusteeship is presumed by the courts to be invalid.

Elections

Under Title IV of the LMRDA, international unions must elect officers, either by a direct vote of the members or by a vote of delegates to a convention, at least every five years. Local unions must hold secret ballot elections of officers at least every three years.

Any member in good standing is eligible to run for office, subject to reasonable and equitable rules.

Candidates are entitled to mail campaign literature, as often as they are financially able, to the union’s entire membership list or to reasonable selected portions of the list, such as members in one company or geographical area. Unions may not abridge this right by restricting it to the time period after nominations. Candidates may inspect the membership list once during a campaign.

All members must be allowed to vote, nominate candidates, run for office and campaign without interference or retaliation. Candidates are entitled to have observers present at each stage of the election process, including literature mailing, balloting, and counting.

Union officials cannot use union resources for their campaign. Unions and all employers, not only interested employers, are prohibited from contributing money and resources to any candidate.

Fiduciary Duties

Under Title V, union representatives are obligated to manage union business for the sole benefit of the members. Individuals who embezzle or steal union funds or assets commit a Federal crime punishable by fine and/or imprisonment.

Note: The information presented on this website is general and intended for educational use. The above is only a summary of the LMRDA the full ACT, may be found by following the links below. The Office of Labor-Management Standards (OLMS) enforces many LMRDA provisions while other provisions, such as the bill of rights, may only be enforced by union members through private suit in Federal Court.

For more information about your rights, follow the links to Department of Labor and Congress

United States Department Of Labor

Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959

U.S. DOL View Union Annual Financial Reports

Democratic Rights for Union Members Act of 2000 Bill Number H.R. 4963

Committee on Education and the Workforce - 106th Congress

Bill of Rights of members of labor organizations

National Institute for Labor Relations Research

The Association for Union Democracy

IMPEDIMENTS TO UNION DEMOCRACY

New York State Department of Labor

Saturday, February 24, 2001

The Union Works for You!

THESE BENEFITS ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU

In addition to getting a strong contract and District Council Benefits, Local 157 members also enjoy other benefits and services.

Your union membership also entitles you to:

VOTING PRIVILEGES
Only union members can attend union meetings. Only union members can vote for their local officers, delegates to the district council and vote on other important matters involving your work and the union.

UNION COMMUNICATIONS
You receive a quarterly publication of Local Connection 157 Newsletter that keeps you informed about union activities at local 157. You also receive The Carpenter a marazine from the District Council and the Carpenter magazine from the International Union.

SCHOLARSHIPS
Children of Local 157 members who are high school seniors have the opportunity to compete for scholarships offered by Local 157 and the NYC District Council.

EDUCATION & TRAINING DEPARTMENT
Our Carpenters School enables members to develop skills to help them perform more effectively on the job, advance their careers and improve their quality of life.

FREE LEGAL SERVICES
Local 157 provides our members with a free and reduced rate Legal Services Plan. Legal Services are provided by the law office of Robert M Ziskin. Our Legal Service Plan has assisted thousands of active members and retirees with a variety of legal issues, including purchase and sale of a home, drawing up a will, domestic relations credit and consumer problems, tenants rights and other matters not job-related. For more information about the Legal Service Plan telephone the Law Offices of Robert M Ziskin at 631-462-1417 they will be happy to assist you.

SICK FUND
Local 157 provides members in good standing with a Sick Fund Benefit. Eligible members are allowed up to 12 weeks of sick pay benefit at $100.00 a week for the year.

TO QUALIFY

Must be a member of Local 157 for three full years
Dues must be paid up-to-date (current quarter)
Member must be out of work for at least 2 full weeks

Documentation Needed:

Member must mail a doctors certificate to Local 157 stating the following:

Member’s name
Member’s social security number
The member is under the doctor’s care and unable to work
How long the member will be under the doctor’s care

Important note: Mail original doctors note. No copies or faxes accepted.

When doctors certificate is received Local 157 will mail out an original sick form application to the member. The doctor and member must complete the original sick form and mail it back to the local.

Sick Fund checks are generated and mailed out on the last business day of the month in which your sick form is received. Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing.

You are allowed up to 12 weeks benefit for the year at $100.00 per week, paid monthly ($400.00 per month) up to a 36 week lifetime benefit.

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS ONLINE
To serve you better, we've created a link for you to claim Unemployment Insurance benefits online. The online application is a secure, simple and efficient way for members to file new Unemployment Insurance claims and claim weekly benefits.

WELFARE FUNDS
NYC District Council's Welfare Fund provides medical benefits to members, retirees and their families.

Friday, February 9, 2001

What is RSS?

RSS is a technology that is being used by millions of web users around the world to keep track of their favorite websites.

In the ‘old days’ of the web to keep track of updates on a website you had to ‘bookmark’ websites in your browser and manually return to them on a regular basis to see what had been added.

The problems with bookmarking

You as the web surfer had to do all the work
It can get complicated when you are trying to track many websites at once
You miss information when you forget to check your bookmarks
You end up seeing the same information over and over again on sites that don’t update very often

RSS Changes Everything

What if you could tell a website to let you know every time that they update? In a sense, this is what RSS does for you.

RSS flips things around a little and is a technology that provides you with a method of getting relevant and up to date information sent to you for you to read in your own time. It saves you time and helps you to get the information you want quickly after it was published.

RSS stands for ‘Really Simple Syndication’. Many people describe it as a ‘news feed’ that you subscribe to.

I find the ’subscription’ description helpful. It’s like subscribing to a magazine that is delivered to you periodically but instead of it coming in your physical mail box each month when the magazine is published it is delivered to your ‘RSS Reader’ every time your favorite website updates.

How RSS actually technically works is probably a lesson for another day but the key today is for you to understand why it’s good and how to use it.

Let me say right up front that I’m not the most technically savvy guy going around - but even I can use RSS. At first I found it a little strange to make the change from bookmarking to RSS but I found that when I started that I just couldn’t stop.

How to Use RSS

Get an RSS Reader - The first thing you’ll want to do if you’re getting into reading sites via RSS is to hook yourself up with an RSS Feed Reader.

There are many feed readers going around with a variety of approaches and features - however a good place to start is with a couple of free and easy to use web based ones like Google Reader and Bloglines. Either one will do if you’re starting out (I use Google’s Reader) - as I say there are many others to choose from but to get started either of these are fairly easy to use and will help you work out the basics of RSS.

Both of these feed readers work a little like email. As you subscribe to feeds you’ll see that unread entries from the sites you’re tracking will be marked as bold. As you click on them you’ll see the latest update and can read it right they’re in the feed reader. You are given the option to click through to the actual site or move onto the next unread item - marking the last one as ‘read’.

The best way to learn how to use either Google Reader or Bloglines is to simply subscribe to some feeds and give it a go. Both have helpful help sections to get you up and running.

Don’t want to Use an RSS Reader? Email is an Option

If the above explanation all just seems a little too complicated for you then please don’t worry. Many sites also enable you to subscribe to RSS feeds via a more familiar medium - Email.

Here at Local157blogspot we know that not everyone is into the RSS thing so at the top of our left hand sidebar there is a field where you can enter your email address and get a daily email with a summary of our latest posts. You can unsubscribe at any time and your email will be kept private and not used for any other purposes than to send these daily updates.

Monday, September 25, 2000

NEW YORK CITY DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS BENEFIT FUND PLAN SUMMARY

PensionSPD

Welfare

Vacation

Tuesday, September 12, 2000

Back to the Mob

After a Decade of Clean-Up, Another Union Indictment
by Tom Robbins

Last Wednesday, exactly 10 years to the day after federal prosecutors filed a civil racketeering lawsuit aimed at ridding the powerful New York District Council of Carpenters of corruption, the union's long and tortured relationship with organized crime was once again on public display.

Michael Forde, the newly elected head of the 25,000-member council, was charged with the oldest and most practiced crime in the playbook of corrupt trade unionists: taking bribes from contractors to allow the use of nonunion labor. He had 37 codefendants in the racketeering case brought by Manhattan district attorney Robert Morgenthau, including eight alleged mobsters.

Forde's indictment came after his union spent millions to settle a federal lawsuit, including payments to high-priced, court-appointed monitors, and millions more on lawyers to negotiate a series of reforms to satisfy the government.

Upon his arrest, Forde became the fourth chief of the council since 1980 to be charged with corruption. Ex-council head Theodore Maritas disappeared and was presumed murdered in 1982 while facing federal charges of helping the mob control the city's drywall industry. Another leader, Paschal McGuinness, was acquitted of federal bribery charges in 1991. Forde's predecessor, Fred Devine, was convicted in 1998 of stealing union funds.

Between Devine's reign and Forde's election, national leaders of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters seized control of the council and placed it in trusteeship. That control was relinquished last year after the international said it had accomplished its goals.

Forde, 45, a cheerful and courteous union man with carrot-colored curly hair and a hefty gut, took office in January. He won the newly created top position of executive secretary treasurer of the District Council in elections required under the union's consent decree with federal prosecutors.

Forde won office promising strong contracts and a vigorous attack on nonunion construction work. He quickly plunged the union into Democratic politics, loaning the council's elegant headquarters on Hudson Street to the Al Gore campaign for a victory party for the March 7 presidential primary. Forde beamed as network TV cameras flashed his union's logo around the country. He welcomed Hillary Clinton there as well and turned his phone banks over to her campaign.

Forde was at an upstate union conference when the call came early on the morning of September 6 from police seeking his arrest. He arranged to peacefully surrender himself at the offices of his lawyer, Brian O'Dwyer.

He was led into court, tieless and flushed of face, wearing a black suit and white shirt. After quietly pleading not guilty before Judge Jeffrey Atlas, he was directed by court officers to take a seat in the jury box, where more than 20 of his codefendants were already glumly seated. He took the third chair from the left in the first row, a seat vacated only minutes earlier by Steven L. Crea, reputed acting boss of the Luchese crime family, who stood accused of coordinating the bribery schemes in which Forde was allegedly ensnared.

According to the indictment, it was while Forde was serving as president of Local 608, the largely Irish American local that covers Manhattan's West Side and the Bronx, that he agreed to take payoffs from a mob-controlled firm to let it use nonunion workers in the renovation of the Park Central hotel on Seventh Avenue.

Shortly after the hotel project began, however, word of the nonunion labor reached a new team of union members and former law enforcement investigators hired by the national union trustees for the specific purpose of smoking out nonunion contractors.

A visit from the team in June 1998 found 29 nonunion workers at the site. Union business agent Martin Devereaux, in charge of overseeing the contractor, told union investigators he hadn't reported the contract violations because the firm was "a gangster type." Devereaux was also indicted last week.

But the national union trustees seemed to lose much of their zeal for reform when confronted with real New York City gangsters. Instead of disciplining Forde and Devereaux, they disbanded their investigative unit, but not before the unit's directors, former police detective Edward Magnuson and ex-federal labor investigator Harvey Tuerack, told Morgenthau's office about what they had en-countered at the Park Central.

Arraignments for all the defendants in Forde's case went late into the evening. While the union leader waited for his release on bail, his attorney spoke in his defense. "Mike Forde is awaiting his day in court when he will be found not guilty," said O'Dwyer.

A few minutes later, Forde, his black suit jacket flapping, came down the steps of Criminal Court and onto Centre Street, holding a cardboard box of evidence on his shoulder to shield him from waiting TV cameras.

Friday, September 8, 2000

Mob Turncoat Eager to Talk About Construction Rackets

By C. J. CHIVERS
Published September 8, 2000

On a cold night last December, a white limousine stopped near Il Boschetto restaurant in Yonkers. Two large men stepped out and hurried through the restaurant's front door.

Both men were suspected of being mob racketeers. One, Joseph Datello, has been identified as an inducted member of the Lucchese crime family. The other, Sean J. Richard, was the son-in-law of John Riggi, the imprisoned boss of the New Jersey-based DeCavalcantes. Mr. Richard had recently been in a car accident. He wore a bandage on his left arm.

In the restaurant, Steven L. Crea, who has been identified as the Luccheses' acting boss, greeted them from the first stool at the bar. For about an hour, the three men talked about bribery and extortion, the authorities say. Mr. Richard now remembers that Mr. Crea was angry. He speculated darkly about a man he thought might be an informer.

When the meeting ended, Mr. Richard dropped Mr. Datello off at his home on Staten Island, as he had after many meetings before. Then he broke from the routine.

He directed his driver to a motel parking lot and switched cars, taking a seat in a sedan with another group of men. Reaching into his sweatsuit, he unrolled the bandage and removed a hidden recording device.

Sean Richard had just betrayed the man he says was his Mafia boss. Mr. Crea had guessed wrong.

In the end, it was a fellow boss's son-in-law, worried that his future held either jail time or a violent death, who had turned against him. In the parlance of mobsters, Mr. Richard had become a rat.

''These are not the kind of circumstances you want to gain fame and notoriety for,'' Mr. Richard said in a recent interview. ''But I didn't have many options, and that's what I am.''

Mr. Richard, who agreed to several interviews while in hiding, is the mob's latest embarrassing, tell-all turncoat. He is an eager raconteur.

On Wednesday, Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, unsealed racketeering indictments against Mr. Crea and 37 other defendants, accusing them of participating in a criminal enterprise that drove up the prices of construction projects throughout the city. The indictment identifies Mr. Crea as the acting boss and Mr. Datello as a soldier in the Lucchese crime family.

As the prosecutions go forward, they will rely on years of investigation and wiretaps by the New York Police Department. And they will rely on Mr. Richard, who agreed to plead guilty to attempted enterprise corruption in exchange for a new identity and five years' probation.

In return, he plans to testify with zeal about how the Luccheses, through persistence and payoffs, maintained a grip on construction projects at a time when the Mafia was supposedly in decline. Dozens of contractors, union officials and mobsters are said to be vulnerable to his testimony, which will recount, in detail, bribes doled out in bars and restaurants, coercion at construction sites and the Mafia's aggressive, if somewhat bumbling, management of a sprawling criminal scheme.

''He is a godsend,'' said a lawyer who is familiar with the case.

It is a remarkable reversal. As Mr. Riggi's son-in-law and the father of two of the boss's granddaughters, Mr. Richard, 35, is literally married to the mob. And he is displaying an almost gloating disrespect. In interviews, he went beyond details of labor corruption. He spoke with disdain for the mobsters he once served.

He described Emmanuel Riggi, one of his brothers-in-law and a man prosecutors describe as a member of the DeCavalcante crime family, as ''so fat he breaks chairs at every family function.'' He said John Riggi, the feared crime boss, ''ought to thank me for feeding his useless kids.'' He said Mr. Datello, his 6-foot-5 former partner, was ''a big idiot, like Frankenstein.''

''I used to say, 'Hey, Joey, I've got to take you in to get the bolts for your neck,' '' Mr. Richard said.

Some of Mr. Richard's former Mafia associates seem astounded at the breadth and tone of his confessions. A few, through lawyers or associates, declined to comment, including John Riggi, his sons and Mr. Datello, who has eluded arrest so far.

Others, through associates or lawyers, said Mr. Richard was little more than a wild exaggerator and a serial manipulator who drew attention to the Luccheses through a foolishly flamboyant style. ''This guy was a wannabe, and he conducted business that was not authorized by organized crime,'' said a person who is familiar with the Lucchese family.

Mr. Richard is a gritty man and emanates the blunt, coarse demeanor of a thug. He is utterly unlettered. He says ''mob fractions'' when he means ''mob factions.'' But he is also capable of warmth and charm, and people who know him say he is very smart, a man who passed easily through many roles until arriving at his latest: prosecution witness.

''He's a chameleon,'' said a friend of nearly 20 years who spoke only on the condition of anonymity. ''He became a gangster better than one of them, and he thought circles around them while he did it.''

For his first 30 years, Mr. Richard was an unknown, a laborer from the Bronx who trained as a union apprentice and, by his mid-20's, started a small subcontracting company in New Jersey. His insider's tour of the mob did not begin until 1995, when he began dating Sara M. Riggi, the daughter of the DeCavalcantes' boss.

The DeCavalcantes are the smallest of the region's Mafia families, and considered by law enforcement to be the weakest, often relying on cooperation with the five families in New York. But they have long specialized in labor rackets: extorting contractors in exchange for labor peace, or replacing unionized employees with nonunion workers and then spiriting away savings on wages or fringe benefits.

Mr. Richard became fascinated with Mr. Riggi, whom he said he first visited in the Federal Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Md., in 1996, when the boss was serving a sentence for extortion. Mr. Riggi, 75, appeared in prison khakis, yet somehow managed, Mr. Richard said, ''to have an almost presidential bearing.'' He sat briefly with Mr. Richard and Ms. Riggi before sending his daughter to a vending machine.

''As soon as she left, he looked at me and said: ''Who you with? Who you indentured to?'' Mr. Richard said. ''I said: ''Nobody. I don't answer to nobody.' And after we talked for a while, we hit it off.''

Mr. Richard and Ms. Riggi married on Sept. 13, 1996. ''Friday the 13th,'' Mr. Richard now says.

Unlike Mr. Riggi's three sons, who law enforcement officials say were unable to run the rackets (Mr. Richard calls them ''goofballs, three guys you wouldn't take miniature golfing''), his son-in-law seemed smart and aggressive. Soon, Mr. Richard's legitimate business was a sideline; labor rackets were his game.

He and law enforcement officials said that in 1996 he began circulating his father-in-law's instructions to corrupt New Jersey locals and pursuing larger plans. ''Sean was a significant player,'' said Robert T. Buccino, who retired last month as deputy chief of New Jersey's Organized Crime Bureau. ''He was more trusted than the sons were.''

By 1997, Mr. Richard established a link with the Luccheses, working for Mr. Datello, who prosecutors say also specialized in labor rackets. In one of his schemes, Mr. Richard and prosecutors assert, he and an associate bribed Michael Forde, the president of Local 608 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, to help limit the number of unionized carpenters at a Park Central Hotel renovation project.

He said the first payment -- $10,000 in cash -- was made over afternoon beers at a Hooters on West 56th Street. ''I gave him the ten thousand, and he says, 'You know, I really shouldn't be drinking beers while I'm working; the union is cracking down on that,' '' Mr. Richard said. ''I said: 'You're worried about the beers? What do you think your guys would think about that ten thousand you just took?' ''

Through his lawyer, Mr. Forde said the meeting with Mr. Richard never took place.

As he worked for Mr. Datello, Mr. Richard lived a high roller's life, canvassing Manhattan and spending freely from wads of $100 bills. He bought pedigreed Rottweilers. He leased a new luxury car every few months. He bought a $320,000 home on two acres in Holmdel, N.J., putting $145,000 down. The house had a sauna, a Jacuzzi, an in-ground pool and separate yards: one for his two infant daughters, the other for his menacing-looking black dogs.

By 1999, he had become a fixture at the Oak Room at the Plaza Hotel, where the manager, Patrick Littlejohn, remembers that he sat in a corner booth and ordered heaping plates of chilled seafood and seared prime rib, washing both down with 1982 Lafite-Rothschild. Sometimes he stood by the piano, singing Frank Sinatra or Perry Como songs.

He also passed long hours at the Paradise Club, a nightclub near the Empire State Building, where he tipped the striptease dancer he fell in love with as much as $1,000 a night, he and the dancer both say. ''If I dropped dead tomorrow, I lived, baby, I lived,'' Mr. Richard said.

He and the authorities also say he attended the meetings of a secret three-member construction panel that the Luccheses used to plan rackets, mediate disputes and divide spoils. By his telling, these meetings illustrated the paradox that the latter-day Mafia has become.

On one hand, the mob was resourceful enough to cheat the construction industry of millions of dollars. On the other, many members and associates were almost pathetic: grown men who groveled to get jobs as flagmen at road crews, or who talked relentlessly on cellular phones about secret meetings, all while the detectives were listening.

''This was supposed to be a secret society, but we'd get 20, 25, 30 guys turning up, all asking for something,'' Mr. Richard said. ''It was a joke.''

He recalled one panel meeting last year at Little Charlie's Clam Bar on Kenmare Street in Manhattan, for which, he said, two dozen mobsters and associates arrived in flashy cars, lining the block with Cadillacs and Lincolns. Later, he learned that the police had watched the entire show. ''It was kind of comical,'' Mr. Richard said. ''The detectives were right across the street.''

Mr. Richard's life began to unravel last June, when the police raided several dozen homes and offices in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, searching for records documenting the suspected rackets. One of the targets was the Linden, N.J., office of S & S Contracting, the business he had formed with his wife.

The raids filled him with dread. ''It was the beginning of the end,'' he said. ''For them to get 40 warrants in three states? Come on. That's real.''

Over the next five months, he fell into a funk. He began to use cocaine, marijuana and heroin, he said, and drank more heavily than usual. He spent even more money, dipping into the weekly cash tribute he said he was supposed to pay Mr. Datello as a member of his crew.

He also began to think about becoming the state's witness, in part because friction within the Luccheses rose after the raids, and he worried that Mr. Datello had been given orders to kill him. The fear, he said, intensified late last fall when he was told to wait outside the Tick Tock Diner in Clifton, N.J., to meet Dominic Truscello, a Lucchese capo. Mr. Datello told him he would be picked up in a van.

''I said, 'What do you guys need a van for?' '' Mr. Richard recalled. ''A van is never a good sign in this business.''

He was so unnerved, he said, that he armed himself, carrying a pistol in his belt. The van ride passed without violence, but during the meeting that followed, he said, Mr. Truscello stared icily at him and said, ''What are your sins?'' Mr. Richard interpreted the question as a sign that he was marked for execution. He defected soon thereafter.

Now that the case is public, lawyers and associates of the Luccheses say that the state's star witness is a traitor on many levels.

Mr. Richard is now in hiding with his girlfriend, the stripper, who performed under the name Lola. His wife, Sara Riggi, has not seen him in months. She has been left in disarray, alone with their daughters and facing foreclosure proceedings against their home. She filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection in July and for divorce in August. ''It's very upsetting,'' she said in a brief interview, which she ended in tears.

For his part, Mr. Richard looks like a man who has long been resting. He has lost weight and added tattoos. He has a rich tan. Now and then he talks about book or movie deals. He takes precautions, but they are almost comically half-hearted, like his tendency when venturing away from the police to wear a hat and sunglasses, or his request to a reporter not to describe his tattoos.

The Luccheses' latest racketeering case, and his probation, will be over one day, he says. Then he will have a new life. ''The last thing anybody wants to be is a rat,'' he said. ''But you know something? I'll be a rat and I won't be in prison. I'll be a rat and I'll be alive.''

Thursday, September 7, 2000

38 Are Charged In Mob Control Of Construction In the City

By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM

Published: September 7, 2000
The Manhattan district attorney charged 38 union officials, contractors and reputed mobsters yesterday with bribery, bid-rigging or other racketeering schemes that he said siphoned millions of dollars from construction projects in the last two years.

It is the most significant case focusing on organized crime's role in the construction industry in a decade, the authorities said.

Among those named in a 57-count indictment unsealed yesterday were the acting boss of the Lucchese crime family, Steven L. Crea, 53, who prosecutors say has played a role in construction racketeering schemes for decades, and two of his senior aides, identified as Lucchese captains. All were charged with enterprise corruption, restraint of trade and other crimes.

The indictment also charged 11 union officials, including Michael Forde, who heads both the District Council of Carpenters in New York City and the carpenters' union Local 608, organizations long tainted by mob influence. Mr. Forde's father headed the local and was convicted of taking bribes in 1990.

Robert M. Morgenthau, Manhattan district attorney, said the racketeering siphoned millions of dollars from construction projects throughout the city and diverted it to the Lucchese family and its partners, corrupt union officials and contractors.

''Despite law enforcement successes over the years, today's indictment demonstrates that the fight against organized crime is far from over,'' Mr. Morgenthau said. ''The mob's influence in construction industry, although not as pervasive as it once was, still exacts a tremendous cost from the city.''

Mr. Morgenthau said the victims included union workers deprived of jobs by their leaders; nonunion workers who replaced them and were paid far below union wage and received no benefits; and honest contractors frozen out of the bidding by the mob's corrupt alliance, by which their chosen companies underbid other firms.

Because the Lucchese family insinuated itself into the construction of three schools and several road and bridge repair projects, taxpayers fell victim to the schemes as well, which levied a 5 percent ''mob tax'' on construction jobs around the city. One prosecutor said that the money stolen from the $32 million that went to build modular classrooms in two schools in Queens and new construction at a school in the Bronx could have paid for more classrooms.

The indictment, the result of a three-year investigation by detectives from the Police Department's Organized Crime Investigative Division and Mr. Morgenthau's office, was announced at a news conference with Mr. Morgenthau and Bernard B. Kerik, the new police commissioner.

The investigation used court-ordered wiretaps on 38 telephones and 24 pagers, and police detectives and investigators executed 46 search warrants, poring over thousands of documents detailing the finances of the companies and local unions.

It focused on two Lucchese crews and their representatives on a special crime family panel devoted to dividing the spoils of the construction industry. Mr. Morgenthau called the panel the Lucchese Construction Group, and yesterday, his aides declared it dead.

''The Lucchese Construction Group no longer exists,'' said Daniel J. Castleman, the chief of Mr. Morgenthau's Investigation Division, who oversaw the case. ''To the extent that they no longer exist, it has put a pretty big dent in organized crime's ability to control these types of job sites.''

Two named as captains, Dominic Truscello, 66, and Joseph Tangorra, 51; five as Lucchese soldiers, including Joseph Datello, 49; and three as associates were also charged.

Union officials accused included Santo Lanzafame, 68, the president of Local 1 of the Builders and Allied Craftsmen, which represents New York area bricklayers; and three business agents and three shop stewards from the union. It also named officials from Laborers International Union Local 20, which represents cement and concrete workers.

''I think this sends a message to the legitimate construction people out there that want to compete in the bidding process, that want to compete on different projects, that somebody is there looking out for your interests,'' Mr. Kerik said.

The indictment also charges 11 companies and 16 people who owned or worked for them, including Lawrence Wecker, who prosecutors identified as a Lucchese family associate and construction racketeer.

Mr. Wecker, who was an unindicted co-conspirator in a 1986 case that struck at the mob's role in the concrete industry, was called ''a walking A.T.M. machine'' by one mob boss for his money-laundering prowess. Mr. Wecker, who was convicted of federal tax evasion in 1997 in connection with one of the companies named in yesterday's indictment, is one of three defendants in the current case who have not yet been arrested. He is on parole and prosecutors said they thought he had fled to Malta, in the Mediterranean.

Also charged in the case was Joseph Martinelli and his company, the North Berry Corporation, which did work on the Trump South development on the Upper West Side and on several other major projects.

Mr. Martinelli has been involved in the construction business for more than three decades, and has been identified as an associate of the Lucchese family and of Mr. Crea's since 1990, according to Federal Bureau of Investigation reports. The documents show that 10 years ago, Mr. Martinelli, a wealthy, successful contractor, received medical benefits through a Teamsters union local controlled by Mr. Crea. Prosecutors also said that in the current case, six organized crime figures or associates were collecting benefits as part of the current schemes.

Mr. Martinelli was charged with 16 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree, a felony, in the filing of false reports to the Cement and Concrete Workers District Council Benefit Funds.

One man was named as a Lucchese associate but not charged. Investigators said the man, Sean Richard, 35, had cooperated with the authorities since late last year and was under police protection.

All of the men taken into custody yesterday were arraigned at State Supreme Court in Manhattan, where they were herded into the jury box to await their appearance before Justice Jeffrey Atlas. Mr. Crea, his lips pursed, stood with his hands clasped behind him and uttered only two words, ''Not guilty.''

Mr. Tangorra, in a brown sweat suit with his hair slicked back, was unshaven and looked tired. His wife tried to hand him a piece of chewing gum, but was stopped by a court officer. ''Oh my God, I need a smoke,'' she said, as the prosecutors rolled in boxes of documents outlining the case against the men.

Justice Atlas freed all but two of the men, Mr. Crea and Mr. Tuscello, on bail, which he set at $20,000 to $200,000. Many defendants said they were angered by the authorities' decision to arrest them in raids rather than simply ordering them to report for court appearances.

In an unusual move, federal prosecutors in Manhattan unsealed indictments yesterday charging six Lucchese soldiers and associates, five of whom were charged in the state case, with conspiracy. Marvin Smilon, a spokesman for the United States attorney, Mary Jo White, said federal prosecutors were aware of Mr. Morgenthau's investigation, and the F.B.I. assisted in the arrests.

Thursday, June 22, 2000

30-CENT DUES ON NYCDC MEMBERS

NYCDC Delegate Body Meeting--The NYCDC called a special call meeting of the Delegate Body to consider a resolution for a proposed $0.30 an hour working dues payable to the District Council.

The new dues would be on top of the 1% union assessment (see below) on hours worked the district council already collects.

The district council would stand to gain an extra $6 million if it adopted the full 30-cent working dues resolution.

NYCDC President Peter Thomassen addressed the Delegates and began to outline the proposed resolution for the $0.30 an hour working dues. “Times are good now”, President Thomassen stated, “and we need to plan for our future”. “The District Council must look long-term and move into the new century more powerful and stronger and become the premier labor union in the city. Without long-term planning we will jeopardize the future for our membership. Our plan will help secure a better future and will lead to more jobs, higher wages and better benefits for our membership”.

President Thomassen proposed that $0.30 of the $1.16 raise the carpenters receive July 1, 2000 be allocated as follows:

$0.05 will be dedicated to a political action committee or PAC fund. The NYCDC is planning to take an aggressive, proactive role in local politics and lobby elected officials to preserve and advance the accepted workplace and economic standards of the organized labor movement. The NYCDC intends to support labor friendly elected officials in their endeavors that benefit our collective interests. During the “restructuring” we retreated from political action and the results of it have damaged our Brotherhood.

$0.05 will be dedicated to a communications fund. This will include the NYCDC newsletter and website. The communication fund will also include an educational public relations campaign to promote the NYCDCC to the general public and to the corporate world. The NYCDC interactive website can be utilized by the membership to check benefit hours, pension credits and print out medical forms, just to name a few.

$0.20 will be dedicated for organizing. It was organizing that built our Union from the ground up. Organizing is our lifeblood. The NYCDC will embark on a serious campaign to organize the anti-union sector, which has grown like a cancer over the last few years. Along with the new mandatory union participation program, we will aggressively pursue the anti-union sector and their supporters to secure a better standard of living for our families in the future.

The proposal was put to a vote under Section 21c of the District Council By-laws, and was overwhelmingly supported by the Delegate Body. EST Forde thanked the Delegates for their support and stated “we are going to be the biggest bunch of bastards in New York City to the non-union contractor, if we can organize 25% of the non-union work we will keep our members employed when times get slow”.

Working Dues Update December 09, 2004

Delegates to District Council, Held On 12/09/04 for the purpose of considering a $250 per year increase in the working dues payable to the District Council. The Resolution was passed by delegate vote.

Resolution

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 45C of the Constitution of the UBC and Section 21© of the By-Laws of the District Council of New York City and Vicinity a Notice of a Special Convention of the Council Delegates, dated November 3, 2004, was issued for the purpose of considering a $250 per year increase in the working dues payable to the District Council for all carpenters performing work in our jurisdiction during a calendar year, provided that the member who shall have satisfied his or her Union Participation requirement for the applicable year, pursuant to Section 21 (G) of the By-Laws, will receive a credit for the $250 working dues requirement, and WHEREAS, the topic having been duly introduced and discussed by the Delegates to the Council; now, it is hereby

RESOLVED, Section 21 (A) of the By-Laws for the District Council of New York City and Vicinity is hereby amended to read as follows:

Section 21 (A)- The Council shall receive working dues in the amount of 1% of the members total package rate as reflected in the current collective bargaining agreement covering members for each hour worked. The Council shall also receive working dues from each member of $.30 per hour worked. This $.30 will be allocated to Organizing in the amount of $.20 an hour, $.05 for Communications and $.05 for Civic Action. The working dues to this Council shall be due on the first day of the month and must be paid not later than the 15th day of the following month. Effective January 1, 2005, the Council shall also receive working dues of $250 per year from every carpenter who has performed carpentry work for a signatory contractor in our jurisdiction during the calendar year. This $250 working dues to the Council shall be due on the first of the month following the first day of work performed in our jurisdiction each year and must not be paid later than April 15th of the following year, provided however, that any member who shall have satisfied his or her Union Participation for the applicable year, pursuant to Section 21(G) of the By-Laws, will receive a credit for this $250 working dues requirement.

Referendum Vote 1% Assessment

In December of 1988 the membership of the New York City District Council voted on a referendum which ask for the elimination of the $0.15 assessment on hours worked to be replaced with a 1% assessment on hours you have worked.

Monday, November 2, 1998

Death Returns to 'The Life'

By Jerry Capeci

They didn't have a referendum or a long drawn out debate. There were no constitutional amendments, vetoes, appeals or court decisions. Nothing was signed into law, and there were no protests.

After a five year moratorium, the Mafia has apparently reinstated its death penalty. If you break the rules, you get whacked -- Just like it used to be.

Interestingly, the mob's return to summary execution came three months after a Brooklyn jury voted to execute a former prison guard who killed three people during a 1996 robbery at a social club in Bedford Stuyvesant, the first New Yorker sentenced to die in 35 years. The guard will probably languish on death row for years while prosecutors and his attorneys wade through what will most likely be a protracted appeals process.

Genovese capo Ralph Coppola (right) wasn't so fortunate.

He was quickly dispatched, albeit quietly, for pocketing cash earmarked for his bosses, according to Gang Land sources on both sides of the law.

Coppola, 38, hasn't been seen since mid-September.

But the law -- ("The FBI has heard rumors of his death and those rumors are being pursued," said agency spokesman Joseph Valiquette.) -- and his lawyer -- ("I am extraordinarily concerned as to whether he is all right. I fear the worst," said Coppola's lawyer James Merberg.) -- believe Coppola is history.

The last area mobster to be killed was Colombo capo Joseph Scopo, who was shot to death in October 1993 by a rival faction in the aftermath of a bloody intra-family war that left 10 dead in the previous two years.

Those killings and dozens more by the Gambinos and Lucheses, followed by the flood of life sentences meted out in the wake of the violence decimated the mob hierarchy. This prompted the Commission, the Mafia's ruling body, to issue a no killings directive until things cooled off.

His family members filed a missing person report shortly after Coppola (left) disappeared on Sept. 16, but he is officially listed as a fugitive. Coppola, a former carpenters union official, had pleaded guilty to fraud charges stemming from a $1.2 million rip-off of a men's clothing group that put on trade shows in Las Vegas. He was set to receive a 24 to 30 month sentence this month.

"He would not have run away," said Merberg, noting that Coppola had put off his sentencing to be present for the birth of his third child, who was born last month.

Coppola once ran Genovese family rackets at the huge Jacob Javits Center on Manhattan's West Side for acting boss Liborio (Barney) Bellomo (right). His death had to have been sanctioned by family leaders, because no one would take it upon himself to kill a capo and an important associate of Barney's without getting an okay.

Informers had reported that "Ralph got caught skimming," said one law enforcement official, who speculated without any real certainty that Coppola might have kept more than his share of the profits from the coast-to-coast bid rigging scam he ran out of an Eastchester, NY consulting firm from 1990 to 1994.

Some law enforcement types were surprised that Coppola's body was not left where it could be found as an example for other mobsters who might be tempted to break the rules. But wiseguys everywhere have gotten the message.

"It's better than leaving the body in the trunk of a car or something," said a Gang Land underworld source. "It has that mystique to it where it looks super professional. The people they're looking to send a message to is not the entire public. It's the mob itself, which totally understands that the guy is gone. And (with no body) there's less publicity and less heat from the law."

Wednesday, March 25, 1998

Former Chief of Carpenters' Union Convicted of Stealing Funds

By SELWYN RAAB

Frederick W. Devine, who campaigned against corruption to become one of the state's most powerful construction union leaders in the early 1990's, was convicted yesterday in Manhattan on charges that he stole more than $50,000 from a fund earmarked to create jobs for unemployed carpenters.

He was found guilty by a jury of siphoning the money to pay for lavish winter vacations in Florida from 1993 to 1996 for himself, his wife, his relatives, a female companion and some of his friends. He was also convicted of using the fund to cover the cost of using a private jet twice to visit another female companion in Rochester.

The president of the 25,000-member District Council of Carpenters and Joiners in New York City and Vicinity from 1991 to 1996, Mr. Devine showed no emotion as the jury announced that it had found him guilty of six counts of grand larceny and acquitted him of two grand larceny counts and one count of conspiring to defraud the fund.

During his five years as the head of the nation's largest regional carpenters' union, Mr. Devine -- with a salary of $410,000 a year -- was courted by political candidates who sought his union's endorsement and financial support.

Mr. Devine, 58, faces a maximum prison term of 15 years. He was freed without bail, pending motions by his lawyers to overturn the conviction.

The verdict came after a three-week trial in State Supreme Court in Manhattan and was viewed by labor experts as a major triumph for prosecutors in the Manhattan District Attorney's office, who spent two years on the case.

''This is a significant victory against labor corruption,'' said James F. McNamara, the research director of the Association for Union Democracy, a group that monitors union activities. ''Without informing his members, Devine used their money to create a slush fund for his personal use and glorification.''

Paul A. Victor, Mr. Devine's chief lawyer, said he would ask the acting State Supreme Court Justice, Colleen McMahon, who presided at the trial, to set aside the guilty verdicts on the grounds of insufficient evidence and that there was no proof of criminal intent by Mr. Devine.

A grand jury indictment in 1996 accused Mr. Devine of misappropriating more than $200,000, but yesterday's verdicts left unclear how much the jury believed he had actually stolen. The jury found him guilty of one ''C'' felony count of grand larceny, which specifies a theft of more than $50,000. The five other guilty verdicts were for ''D'' felony counts, for thefts of amounts from $3,000 to $50,000 each.

Mr. Devine began working in a carpenters' local as a teen-ager, repairing and building docks and foundations for skyscrapers. Over the next 40 years, he battled for union posts saying he would extend democratic rights to rank-and-file members. In 1991, he ran for president of the District Council of Carpenters and Joiners, portraying himself as a reform candidate who would end corrupt practices in the union. He was elected, and then re-elected in 1995.

In June 1996, Mr. Devine was abruptly ousted from his posts by officials of the national carpenters' union who cited complaints by members of excessive spending and assertions by a court-appointed monitor that he had helped mobsters and their relatives get jobs at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

The criminal accusations stemmed from expenditures that he authorized from 1993 to 1996 as the district council's president and as the administrator of a regional Labor-Management Cooperation Trust Fund that was established to create union jobs in the city, the northern suburbs and on Long Island.

Michael Bixon, the lead prosecutor, cited the testimony of witnesses and a paper trail of financial records to argue that Mr. Devine's authorized improper payments for himself and others for hotel suites in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., limousine rentals, massages, beauty parlor visits and golf parties. Mr. Bixon said that Mr. Devine spent about $9,000 for two private plane trips in 1993 and in 1994 to Rochester to visit a female union official with whom he was having a romantic relationship.

Mr. Victor, the defense lawyer, contended that Mr. Devine and his associates went to Florida for annual conferences with other union officials. Mr. Victor said that Raymond O'Kane, a former top aide to Mr. Devine, was responsible for the misappropriations. Questioning Mr. O'Kane's credibility as the prosecution's star witness, Mr. Victor said that Mr. O'Kane brokered a lenient plea deal with prosecutors in 1996 after learning that he was being investigated for misusing union funds.

Mr. Victor, in his closing argument, said Mr. Devine's trips to Rochester were for legitimate purposes, not for romantic trysts.

''Prosecutors should stay out of the bedrooms and not prosecute sin,'' Mr. Victor told the jury. ''That's God's jurisdiction.''

Thursday, June 27, 1996

Head of Carpenters' Union Is Dismissed in an Office Raid

By SELWYN RAAB

In a raid on his office by national union officials and private guards, the head of the carpenters' union in the New York City area was abruptly dismissed yesterday from his $360,000-a-year job on charges of corruption and favoritism to mobsters.

The union leader, Frederick W. Devine, who in the last five years had withstood a battery of investigations by Federal officials and complaints of nepotism and lavish living by challengers, was dismissed along with his four top aides by the national union's new general president, Douglas J. McCarron.

As president of the 26,000-member union since 1991, Mr. Devine, 58, was one of the region's most powerful trade union leaders. His decisions in labor negotiations affected commercial and residential construction costs, and his endorsement and financial support was solicited by political candidates for local and national office.

Taking the unusual step of removing Mr. Devine without a hearing, Mr. McCarron said he had acted after reviewing testimony by cooperating prosecution witnesses in Federal criminal and civil cases that Mr. Devine had been linked to Mafia figures in the Colombo and Genovese crime families.

Mr. McCarron also rebuked Mr. Devine for sanctioning the hiring of mobsters for lucrative trade show jobs at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and in other sites at the expense of ordinary union members.

On Tuesday night, a group of national union officials accompanied by more than a dozen private guards took control of the headquarters of the region's union, the District Council of New York City and Vicinity of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, at 395 Hudson Street in lower Manhattan.

Mr. Devine was not in his plush-carpeted, wood-paneled office overlooking the Hudson River when the takeover occurred, and his secretary said yesterday that he was out of town on business and could not be reached immediately.

Douglas J. Banes, the first vice president of the national union, who was appointed by Mr. McCarron as the temporary supervisor of the district council, said Mr. Devine had been dropped from the payroll and all the office locks had been changed.

"The district council has been out of line for many, many years," Mr. Banes said in an interview. "We intend to clean this up once and for all for the benefit of thousands of rank and file members."

Mr. McCarron, who was elected in November as the general president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, said in a statement that he had the authority to remove Mr. Devine and his aides for actions "detrimental to the welfare and interests of the membership."

Mr. McCarron cited Mr. Devine's support of Anthony Fiorino to handle job assignments for union members at the Javits Center even after he learned that Mr. Fiorino was the brother-in-law of Liborio Bellomo, reputedly the acting boss of the Genovese crime family. Last year, after state officials at the center ousted all suspected mobsters, Mr. McCarron said Mr. Devine had continued a corrupt job referral system for the mob at trade shows in hotels that generated about $1 million a year in wages.

Mr. McCarron said that Federal prosecutors and Kenneth Conboy, a former Federal judge investigating abuses in the district council, supplied evidence that Mr. Devine had accepted payments from two contractors and that he had been influenced by Thomas Petrizzo, whom prosecutors have identified as a captain in the Colombo crime family.

Mr. McCarron also said Mr. Devine had mismanaged the district council's funds, hired unnecessary employees to administer the council, leased luxury cars, run up excessive legal bills, fired dissidents from union jobs and used union money for his re-election campaign last year.

Last year, Mr. Devine secretly raised his annual salary to $360,791, making him one of the nation's five highest paid union officials. About 40 percent of the district's members were unemployed.

Under Mr. Devine's stewardship, the union spent $100 million for its headquarters building, which includes a tree-lined atrium next to his office.

Also dismissed were William Reardon, first vice president; William Hanley, second vice president; Robert J. Cavanaugh, secretary-treasurer, and Raymond O'Kane, trustees chairman.

Photo: Frederick W. Devine, the carpenters' union leader, who wasdismissed from his job yesterday.

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PAQUET M J INC
PARAGON DECORATORS INC.
PARAGON ENVIRONMENTAL
PARAGON INSTALLERS INCORPORATE
PARK PLUS INC.
PARKCHESTER NORTH CONDOMINIUM
PARKCHESTER PRESERVATION
PARKCHESTER SOUTH CONDOMINIUM
PARROTT ENTERPRISES INCORPORAT
PATELLA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATI
PATENT CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS
PATRIOT INSTALLATION INCORPORA
PAUL J SCARIANO INC.
PAVARINI MCGOVERN LLC
PAZ INTERIORS INC
PENINSULA CONTRACTING CORP
PENN EQUIPMENT & TOOL CORPORAT
PENNEY J C CO INC
PERFETTO CONTRACTING CO INC
PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATES INC.
PERFORMANCE CONSTRUCTION CORP
PERIMETER INTERIORS INCORPORAT
PERINI CORPORATION
PERINI CORPORATION/O & G IND
PERINI/TUTOR SALIBA II
PERINI/TUTOR-SALIBA JOINT VENT
PERMADUR INDUSTRIES INC
PERRELLO INCORPORATED
PERRY COHEN CARPENTRY CORPORAT
PERSICO CONTRACTING & TRUCKING
PERSISTENT CONSTRUCTION, INC
PERSONAL TOUCH INSTALLATIONS
PETRACCA & SON INC
PHASE 1 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
PHASE I GROUP INC.
PHIL NETO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
PHILMAUR INTERIORS INC
PHOENIX CONSTRUCTORS J/V
PHOENIX HARDWOOD FLOORS INC.
PHOENIX MARINE CORP
PHOENIX SERVICES CORP
PICCINI INDUSTRIES LIMITED
PICONE JOHN P INC
PICONE/MCCULLAGH JOINT VENTURE
PIER-TECH INC.
PILE FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION
PINNACLE FLOORING INC
PINNACLE INDUSTRIES II LLC
PINNACLE INSTALLATIONS LLC
PINNACLE WOODWORKING INSTALLAT
PISANO-BLANK CONSTRUCTION
PISOS CONTRACTING INC.
PITTMAN & BROWN INC.
PLATINUM WOOD FLOORS INC.
PLAYSAFE TURF & TRACK LTD
PLAZA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
PORT CHESTER SCAFFOLDING INC
PORT INCORPORATED
PORT RICHMOND GLASS & STORE
PORTER SERVICES INCORPORATED
POSILLICO CIVIL INC.
POWER DRYWALL INCORPORATED
PRATT CONTRACTING CORPORATION
PRAVCO INCORPORATED
PRECISION CARPENTRY OF
PRECISION FIXTURE INSTALLATION
PRECISION GLASS & METAL WORKS
PRECISION INTERIORS CONSTRUCTI
PRECISION MILLWORK SETTINGS
PREFERRED CONSTRUCTION INC.
PREMIER CONST SERVICE CORP
PRESTIGE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
PRESTIGE INTERIORS LTD
PRICE ACOUSTICS INC
PRIDE ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED
PRIMA PAVING CORP
PRIMCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
PRIMER CONSTRUCTION CORP
PRINCE CARPENTRY INC
PRIORITY SERVICES, LLC
PRISMATIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORAT
PRISTINE SERVICES INCORPORATED
PRITCHARD INDUSTRIES INC
PRO BUILD INTERIORS INC.
PRO MOVE & INSTALLCORP.
PROFESSIONAL FIRESTOPPING CORP
PROFESSIONAL INSTALL MGMT INC
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS
PROFICIENT BUILDERS CORPORATIO
PROFORM ACOUSTIC SURFACES LLC
PROFORMANCE SYSTEMS INC.
PROGRESSIVE FLOORING SOLUTIONS
PROGRESSIVE WOODWORKING
PROMAX CARPENTRY INC.
PROTECH INTERIORS INC
PROVINI E C INC
PRU FLOORING INCORRPORATED
PRUDE CONSTRUCTION CORP
PUTNAM INTERIOR COSTRUCTION
PYRAMID ASSOCIATES CONSTRUCTIO
PYRAMID FLOOR COVERING INCORPO
QUADRANT CONSTRUCTION LTD.
QUALCON COMSTRUCTION LLC
QUALITY COMMERCIAL
QUALITY FLOORING WORKROOM
QUEST TURF LLC
R & J CONSTRUCTION CORP
R & J HARDWARE INC
R & J INSTALLATIONS LLC
R & R FLOORS LLC
R B CONWAY & SONS INC.
R C C BLDRS & DEVELOPERS INC/
R C C BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS
R C C CONCRETE CORP
R C C PILE & FOUNDATION INCORP
R C DOLNER LLC
R D R CONSTRUCTION INCORPORATE
R F REVELEY CONSTRUCTION CORP
R S G CAULKING & WATERPROOFING
R W K S TRANSIT INCORPORATED
R. E. PIERSON CONSTRUCTION CO.
R.J. INDUSTRIES INC.
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
RAISED COMPUTER FLOORS INC
RAITO INCORPORATED
RATTO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
RAY HESS BUSINESS INTERIORS
RE:SOURCE NEW JERSEY INCORPORA
RECINE MATERIALS CORPORATION
REGAL FLOOR COVERING INCORPOR
REGIONAL FLOORING
REGIONAL SCAFFOLDING & HOISTIN
REICON GROUP LLC
REID CONTRACTING CORPORATION
REIDMAN CONSTRUCTION CORP.
REIKEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
REILLY PARTITIONS INC.
RELATIONS CONTRACTING CORP
RENAISSANCE MANAGEMENT INC
RENCOR INCORPORATED
RENOVATION MASTER LLC
REPUTABLE CONTRACT INSTALLATIO
RICHTER & RATNER CONTR
RIMI WOODCRAFT CORP
RISER CONSTRUCTION INC
RIVCO CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
RIVCO CONSTRUCTION LLC
RIVENDELL CARPET INC
RIVER AVENUE CONTRACTING
RIVER PILE & FOUNDATION CO.INC
RIVERSIDE REINFORCED CONCRETE
ROADWAY CONTRACTING INCORPORAT
ROBERT HINDMAN INCORPORATED
ROCKEFELLER CENTER PROPERTIES
ROCK-IT CONTRACTING INC.
ROCKLEDGE BRIDGING & SHORING
ROGER & SONS CONCRETE INCORPOR
ROGER SCANLON FINE CARPENTRY
RONSCO (DEL) INC
ROOSEVELT 24 DEVEOPMENT LLC
ROSS SALES & CONTRACTING INCOR
ROSSANO & SONS INTERIORS
ROSSELLI CARPET SERVICE INC
ROSSINI CONTRACTING CORPORATIO
RS MARINE DIVING ENTERPRISES
RUCKEL'S INC.
RUGGERO CONCRETE CORP
RUTTURA & SONS CONSTR CO INC
S & G WOODWORKING INC.
S B F CONSULTING INC.
S B G CONSTRUCTION CORP
S C S STRUCTURES INCORPORATED
S D K ASSOCIATES LLC
S D L CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
S D S LABOR INC.
S E W CONSTRUCTION J/V
S J H CONSTRUCTION INC.
S L INTERIORS CONTRACTING INC.
S M C CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
S M INTERIORS INC.
S3 II TUNNEL CONSTRUCTORS J/V
S3 TUNNEL CONSTRUCTORS J/V
SABCO CORP.
SAFEWAY CONSTRUCTION ENTER
SAFEWORKS, LLC
SAGE I & D INCORPORATED
SANJON INC 845-878-2210
SAVIOUR CONSTRUCTION CORP.
SBF CONTRACTING INC.
SCAFFOLDING ONE INC.
SCALAMANDRE PETER & SONS INC
SCHIAVONE - PICONE J/V
SCHIAVONE / CITNALTA JV
SCHIAVONE / GRANITE - HALMAR
SCHIAVONE / PICCONE JOB # 511
SCHIAVONE CONSTR CO
SCHIAVONE CONSTRUCTION CO./
SCHLESINGER-SIEMENS ELECTRICAL
SCHMIDT DRILLING & CONST CO.
SCHNABEL FOUNDATION COMPANY
SCHROEDER BROTHERS CO
SCHWERTNER, C.H. & SON
SCIAVONE/SHEA/FRONTIER KEMPER
SCIULLO CONSTRUCTION CORP
SEABURY CONSTRUCTION CORP
SEASONS INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTING
SELECT CONTRACTING INCORPORATE
SERVICE WEST INC.
SET RITE CORPORATION
SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
SHAW CONTRACTING LTD
SHELBOURNE CONSTRUCTION CORP.
SHEMORE CONSTRUCTION INC
SHERLAND & FARRINGTON INC.
SHIRIN CONSTRUCTION INC.
SHO-AIDS INCORPORATED
SHORELINE FIXTURES LLC
SHULAMIT REALTY CORPORATION
SIEBER'S OCEAN VENTURES INCORP
SIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE GENERATIO
SILVERITE CONSTRUCTION INC.
SILVESTRI CARPET
SIMPSON & BROWN INCORPORATED
SKANSKA KOCH
SKANSKA MECHANICAL AND
SKANSKA USA BUILDING INCORPORA
SKANSKA USA CIVIL NORTHEAST IN
SLOAN & COMPANY INCORPORATED
SMEG CORPORATION
SNAWDER INSTALLATION INCORPORA
SOIL SOLUTIONS OF N Y INC
SORBARA CONSTRUCTION CORP
SOR-MAL PLASTERING CONST CORP
SOUNDTONE FLOORS INC.
SOUTH BEND GENERAL CONTRG CORP
SOUTH JERSEY HELICAL PIERS
SOUTHSHORE FLOORS INC.
SPARWICK CONTRACTING INCORPORA
SPEARIN LLC
SPEARIN PRESTON & BURROWS
SPECIALIZED CONSTRUCTION CORP
SPECIALTY SURFACES INTERNATION
SPECTRUM SHOW SERVICES
SPIRAL CONTRACTING CORPORATION
SPK/LEWIS INC
SPORT INSTALL LLC
SPORTS CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLC
SQUARE INTERIORS INC.
SRG CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING
SSI-ECCO III JOINT VENTURE
STANDARD PAINTING COMPANY
STAR CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC
STAR DRYWALL CORPORATION
STATEN PUMP & TANK INC
STATESIDE CONTRACTING COMPANY
STATE-WIDE INSTALLATION INCORP
STEALTH CONTRACTING INC.
STEELCASE ARCHITECTURAL WALLS
STEIN INDUSTRIES INC.
STEINGART WOODCRAFTERS
STEP-MAR CONTRACTING CORP.
STERLING HORIZION CORP.
STEWART TECH SALES CORP
STONE & WEBSTER CONSTRUCTION
STONEWALL CONTRACTING
STONY BROOK UNNIVERSITY
STRUCTURAL DISPLAY COMPANY
STRUCTURAL SERVICES INC.
STRUCTURE TONE INC
SUB-TECH SERVICES LLC
SUGRUE CONTRACTING CORP
SUMEREAU CONSTRUCTION CORPORAT
SUMMIT CONSTRUCTION GROUP INC
SUPERIOR ACOUSTICS INC
SUPERIOR SITE WORK INC.
SUPERIOR STEEL DOOR & TRIM CO.
SUPERL INC 763-571-7464
SVM SERVICES, INC.
SWEENEY & HARKIN CARPENTRY &
SWEET CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
SWING STAGING INC.
SWITZER CONSTRUCTION GROUP
SY-BEE CONTRACTING COMPANY
SYNERGY D & C, INC.
SYRACUSE FLOOR SYSTEMS INC
SYSTEM FURNITURE INSTALL LLC
T B L CONSTRUCTION LLC
T D X CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
T K O CONTRACTING CORPORATION
T M C SERVICES INCORPORATED
T N S MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC.
T N T HARDWOOD FLOORS LLC
T R C ENGINEERS INC.
T R RICOTTA ELECTRIC INCORPOR
TAAS CONTRACTING LLC
TADCO CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
TAKBEER ENTER.INCORPORATED
TAOS INCORPORATED
TARA GENERAL CONTRACTING INC
TARANTO CONSTRUCTION CO INC
TARGET FLOORS
TATCO INSTALLATIONS INCORPORAT
TAUBS COMMERCIAL CARPET CORPOR
TAYLOR TURF INSTALLATIONS INC
TECHDAN LLC
TECHNICO CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
TECHNO ACOUSTICS HOLDINGS LLC
TECHWOOD INCORPORATED
TERMINAL CONSTRUCTION CORP
TERRA DRILLING CO INC
TERRANO J CONTRACTING &
TESTA CORP.
TESTWELL INCORPORATED
THALLE CONSTRUCTION CO INC
THE JOHN GALT CORP.
THE LANDTEK GROUP INC.
THE LAQUILA GROUP INC.
THE MANHATTAN COMPANY OF
THE TRADE EVENT RESOURCE
THEODORE WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION
THOMAS J DONNELLY INC.
THORN CONSTRUCTION GROUP CORP.
THREE GUYS FLR COVG WKRM INC
THYSSENKRUPP SAFWAY INC
TIMBIL MECHANICAL LLC
TIM'S HARDWOOD FLOORS INCORPOR
TISHMAN CONST CORP OF N Y
TITAN CONSTRUCTION GROUP INC.
TOBIN WOODWORKING INCORPORATED
TODINO, FRED & SONS INC
TOM ALLEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
TOMCO MECHANICAL CORP.
TOP QUALITY CONTRACTING INC
TOQUIR CONTRACTING INC.
TOTAL CONCEPT CARPENTRY INCORP
TOTAL INSTALLATIONS INC.
TOTAL INTERIOR INC
TOTAL OFFICE PLANNING SERVICES
TOWER PERFORMANCE CONST INC
TOWN & COUNTRY WOOD FLOORING
TRACTEL INC SWING STAGE E DIV
TRAFFIC WORKS-RAEBECK CONST.
TRAGER CONSTRUCTION
TRAINOR GLASS COMPANY
TRANSIT CONSTRUCTION CORP.
TRANSLOGIC CORPORATION
TREPTOW FLOOR COV SERV INC
TREVCON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
TREVI ICOS CORPORATION
TRIANGLE FLOORING & SUPPLY
TRI-LINE CONTRACTING CORPORATI
TRIPLE H CONCRETE
TRI-STATE COMPUTER FLOORING
TRI-STATE FOLDING PART INC
TRIUMPH CONSTRUCTION CORP.
TROCOM CONSTRUCTION CORP
TROJAHN CHARLES M INC
TRU-VAL ELECTRIC CORP.
TUCCI EQUIPMENT RENTAL CORP
TUCCI J CONSTRUCTION CORP.
TULLY CONST CO INC
TULLY CONSTRUCTION CO INC./EE
TULLY CONSTRUCTION CO INC/
TULLY CONSTRUCTION COMP INC./
TURBO ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED
TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
TURNKEY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
TURNKEY INSTALLATION INC.
TWENTY FOUR 7 CONTRACTING CORP
U S INC. 212-686-1821
U S INSTALLERS INCORPORATED
U W L COMPANY
ULTIMATE CARPET SERVICES INC.
ULTIMATE OFFICE INTERIORS INC.
ULTIMATE WALK-INS INCORPORATED
UNDERPINNING & FNDTN SKANSKA
UNDERWATER LOGISTICS CO INC
UNDERWATERWORKS INC
UNICORN CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRIS
UNION FLOORING INSTALLATIONS
UNION PAVING & CONSTRUCTION CO
UNIQUE WOODWORKING INCORPORATE
UNISTRUT CORPORATION
UNITED FENCE AND GUARD RL CORP
UNITED HOISTING CO INC
UNITED HOSPITAL SUPPLY
UNITED SERVICES OF AMERICA LLC
UNITED TECHNOLOGIES INC.
UNITY CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT
UNIVERSAL ACOUSTICS LIMITED
UNIVERSAL BUILDERS SUPPLY INC
UNIVERSAL CEILING LTD
URBAN FOUNDATION/ENGINEERING
V & A INSTALLERS & SERVICE
V A L FLOORS INC
V DI IORIO & SON INCORPORATED
V P BUILDERS INC.
V R H CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
V R H/TORCON JOINT VENTURE
VALDINI DRYWALL CORP
VALENTE CONTRACTING CORP
VALLEY CITY WOODWORK INCORPORA
VALSEN CONSTRUCTION CORP
VANTASIA WINDOW FASHIONS &
VARICK DRYWALL INC
VARLOTTA CONSTRUCTION CORP
VERDERAME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
VERMONT STORE FIXTURE CORP
VIGNEAUX CORPORATION
VILLA CONSTUCTION INCORPORATED
VILLAGE DOCK INC
VILLAGE HALL INSTALLATIONS INC
VISION 4 INCCORPORATED
VISTA MILLWORK-NATIONAL INC.
VOLMAR CONSTRUCTION INC.
W D F INCORPORATED
W J L EQUITIES CORP.
W W C CORPORATION
W W TIMBERS INCORPORATED
WADE RAY & ASSOCIATES CONSTRUC
WAGER CONTRACTING COMPANY
WALKER DIVING UNDERWATER CONST
WALSH FLOORING LLC
WARREN GEORGE INC
WEEKS MARINE INCORPORATED
WEITZMAN INDUSTRIES INCORP T/A
WELLINGTON SALES & INSTALLATIO
WENGER TRAFFIC CORPORATION
WEST FLOORING SERVICES
WESTSIDE INTERIORS LIMITED
WETZEL CONTRACTING CORP.
WHITE CONVEYORS INC.
WHITE MARINE INC.
WHITE TAIL INTERIORS LLC
WHITESTONE CONSTRUCTION CORP.
WILD WOMAN EARTHWORKS COMPANY
WILLIAM J ERBE COMPANY INCORPO
WILLIAM SOMERVILLE INCORPORATE
WILLIS CARROLL
WILLWORK INC EXHIBIT SERVICE
WINCO CORPORATION
WINDHAM CONSTRUCTION CORP
WINDOR INC.
WITTMANN PLUMBING ASSOC INC
WOOD GROUP FIELD SERVICES INC.
WOOD PRO 2 INSTALLERS INCORPO
WOOD PRO INSTALLERS INCORPORAT
WOODCRAFT 509-342-1583
WOODCRAFT INSTALLERS INC
WOODS RESTORATION SERVICES INC
WOODSTOCK FINISHES INCORPORATE
WOODTEC INCORPORATED
WOODWORKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
WORLD CUP CONCRETE CORPORATION
XTREME DRYWALL & ACOUSTICS
Y S C INC. 978-456-7339
YONKERS CONTRACTING CO INC./
YONKERS CONTRACTING COMP INCOR
YORK CONCRETE CORP
YORK SCAFFOLD EQUIP CORP
YORKE CONSTRUCTION CORP
Z H N CONTRACTING CORP.

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CITY

STATE

ZIP CODE

718-667-3088

SERVICE INCORPORATED

376 GARRETSON AVENUE

STATEN ISLAND

10305-0

201-435-2226

150 PACIFIC AVENUE BLDG O

JERSEY CITY

7304-0

718-855-4319

63 FLUSHING AVENUE UNIT 348

BROOKLYN

11205-0

516-931-2273

26 WEST OLD COUNTRY ROAD

HICKSVILLE

11801-0

201-219-0988

234B BUCKINGHAM COURT

LAKEWOOD

8701-0

585-226-6244

2060 LAKEVILLE ROAD

AVON

14414-0

201-525-0222

176 KANSAS STREET

HACKENSACK

7601-0

304-647-5913

GREENBRIER ARCH WOODWORK

601 EAST EDGAR AVENUE

RONCEVERTE

24970-0

718-961-8500

118-20 29TH AVENUE

COLLEGE POINT

11354-0

800-264-1804

1 STONE RIDGE COURT

SYOSSET

11791-0

631-234-5000

100-02 PATCO COURT

ISLANDIA

11722-0

718-495-7300

GLASS COMPANY INC

329 HERZL STREET

BROOKLYN

11206-0

212-967-8779

INCORPORATED

866 SIXTH AVENUE SUITE 1104

NEW YORK

10001-0

973-586-2700

ONE INDIAN ROAD

DENVILLE

7834-0

847-223-4200

1455 KARLENS WAY

JOHNSBURG

60050-0

718-252-0126

1590 TROY AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11234-0

207-794-8700

PO BOX 405

LINCOLN

4457-0

212-353-1160

902 BROADWAY 6TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10010-0

973-538-8236

14 IDLEWILD DRIVE

MORRIS PLAINS

7950-0

914-377-0412

SERVICES LTD

60 RUNYON AVENUE

YONKERS

10710-0

718-647-5120

35 CRESCENT STREET

BROOKLYN

11208-0

718-205-9899

37-14 61ST STREET

WOODSIDE

11377-0

718-777-1010

LTD

60-01 31ST AVENUE

WOODSIDE

11377-0

201-798-5555

926 NEWARK AVENUE

JERSEY CITY

7306-0

718-636-1250

5903 SUMMERFIELD STREET

RIDGEWOOD

11385-0

973-481-1106

152 PASSAIC ST.

NEWARK

7104-0

718-980-0088

187 OAK AVENUE

STATEN ISLAND

10306-0

718-448-0196

245 DICKIE AVENUE

STATEN ISLAND

10314-0

516-488-3883

415 A MEACHAM AVENUE

ELMONT

11003-0

585-226-6244

LIVINGSTON MECHANICAL CONTRACT

2060 LAKEVILLE ROAD

AVON

14414-0

516-747-5980

166 EAST JERICHO TURNPIKE

MINEOLA

11501-0

718-981-4100

198 GRANDVIEW AVENUE

STATEN ISLAND

10303-0

914-375-7750

1018A SAW MILL RIVER ROAD

YONKERS

10710-0

201-891-7200

35 WHITNEY ROAD, SUITE 1

MAHWAH

7430-0

908-566-4220

450 COUNTY RD

CLIFFWOOD

7721-0

973-344-3992

EXPORT & STARBOARD STREET

NEWARK

7114-0

718-786-2793

31-31 48TH AVENUE

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

516-390-6800

INCORPORATED

5 HARBOR PARK DRIVE

PORT WASHINGTON

11050-0

718-418-9010

CORPORATION

50-01 METROPOLITAN AVE; 3RD FL

RIDGEWOOD

11385-0

631-244-9692

SERVICE INC.

1630-2 OCEAN AVENUE

BOHEMIA

11716-0

973-783-5630

349 WASHINGTON STREET

MALDEN

2148-0

718-647-4924

35 CRESCENT STREET

BROOKLYN

11208-0

763-785-0650

9355 BALTIMORE STREET N E

BLAINE

55449-0

631-654-8181

620 UNION AVENUE

HOLTSVILLE

11742-0

508-897-1700

35 OAK HILL WAY

BROCKTON

2301-0

631-582-3060

941 MOTOR PARKWAY

HAUPPAUGE

11787-0

201-556-0085

319 CONGRESSS STREET

SADDLE BROOK

7663-0

631-608-4444

45 RANICK DRIVE

AMITYVILLE

11701-0

315-622-1618

INC.

7851 MALTAGE DRIVE SUITE 4

LIVERPOOL

13090-0

347-202-5212

341 EAST 233 STREET

BRONX

10470-0

631-218-2992

56 RIVERVIEW COURT

OAKDALE

11769-0

631-885-2381

CASTLE INTERIORS

239 WEST 9TH STREET

DEER PARK

11729-0

718-224-7260

243-44 72ND AVE

DOUGLASTON

11362-0

718-786-5555

5-44 47TH AVENUE

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

732-892-6623

P.O. BOX 12

POINT PLEASANT

8742-0

718-965-4500

52 15TH STREET

BROOKLYN

11215-0

914-248-1414

3754 PERRY STREET

JEFFERSON VALLE

10535-0

610-544-7100

400 REDD ROAD

BROOMALL

19108-0

913-664-7823

7401 WEST 129TH STREET

OVERLAND PARK

66213-0

718-979-0126

220 TYSENS LANE

STATEN ISLAND

10306-0

631-952-5656

16 DIONE LANE

HAUPPAUGE

11788-0

718-273-3165

GLASS CORP.

531 WILD AVENUE

STATEN ISLAND

10314-0

732-892-2974

2319 BRIDGE AVE

PT PLEASANT

8742-0

718-984-5544

P.O. BOX. 61816

STATEN ISLAND

10306-0

973-831-5970

125 POMPTON PLAINS CROSSROADS

WAYNE

7470-0

11780-0

502-494-8886

15510 MOUSER HILL ROAD

LOUISVILLE

40299-0

212-532-0606

200 LEXINGTON AVE

NEW YORK

10016-0

860-798-5381

18 HILLSIDE DRIVE

ELLINGTON

6029-0

212-629-3100

801 SECOND AVENU 5TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10017-0

914-699-5831

11475 EAST 222 STREET

BRONX

10469-0

908-994-1114

330 SOUTH FRONT STREET

ELIZABETH

7202-0

718-369-2346

139-145 42ND STREET

BROOKLYN

11232-0

212-227-1630

72 READE STREET

NEW YORK

10007-0

516-242-1592

70 SOUTH FIFTH STREET

BETHPAGE

11714-0

413-548-9749

36 CAVE HILL ROAD

LEVERETT

1054-0

516-799-3434

25 EAST CHESTNUT ST

P O BOX 398

MASSAPEQUA

11758-0

212-494-5328

151 WEST 34TH STREET

NEW YORK

10001-0

516-627-9193

15 WEST DRIVE,

PLANDOME

11030-0

212-465-6349

CHRISTINE FRANCO-BENEFITS MGR

2 PENNSYLVANIA PLAZA

NEW YORK

10121-91

908-233-5811

231 NORTH AVENUE WEST # 324

H 4A 1998010

WESTFIELD

7090-1428

201-507-9975

666 PATERSON AVENUE APT 1

EAST RUTHERFORD

7073-0

631-577-3458

16324

80 VERDI STREET; SUITE B

FARMINGDALE

11735-0

718-937-5656

44-17 54TH DRIVE

MASPETH

11378-0

718-389-8300

INCORPORATED

40 ASH STREET

BROOKLYN

11222-0

718-389-5365

300 ECKFORD STREET

BROOKLYN

11222-0

516-876-0870

P O BOX 356168

BRIARWOOD

11435-0

209-754-5121

PO BOX 310

MOUNTAIN RANCH

95246-0

973-744-8383

127 PINE STREET

MONTCLAIR

7042-0

516-783-7117

361 NEWBRIDGE RD.

EAST MEADOW

11554-0

856-881-1511

910 N DELSEA DRIVE PO BOX 36

CLAYTON

8312-0

516-887-8953

INCORPORATED

368 OCEAN AVENUE

LYNBROOK

11563-0

914-633-1655

73 THIRD STREET

NEW ROCHELLE

10801-0

920-494-3461

320 S MILITARY AVE

P O BOX 11387

GREEN BAY

54307-1387

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11520-0

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10 ASTRO PLACE

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139-09 SOUTH HOXIE

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451 PARK AVE S CONCOURSE LEVEL

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355 WEST 54TH ST.

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10019-0

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10302-0

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33 LEE PLACE

FREEPORT

11520-0

845-807-4127

1581 ROUTE 202 #401

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10970-2901

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100 STICKLE AVE

ROCKAWAY

7866-0

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100 STICKLE AVENUE

ROCKAWAY

7866-0

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30 COOPER SQUARE 10TH FLR

NEW YORK

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11231-0

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630-260-9400

120 TUBEWAY DRIVE

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60188-0

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557 17TH STREET

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11215-0

845-735-4184

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10965-0

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82 MAIN STREET SUITE 100A

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11743-0

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241 BROADWAY

LYNBROOK

11563-0

718-736-8785

213-19 99TH AVENUE

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11429-0

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11356-0

631-277-9808

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11730-0

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11378-0

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11010-0

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914-478-9200

145 PALISADE STREET

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10522-0

212-721-7100

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88 WEST END AVENUE

NEW YORK

10023-0

214-373-4700

6688 N CENTRAL EXPWY ST 1400

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53-18 11TH STREET

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11101-0

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BASEMENT

NEW YORK

10022-0

516-485-0102

734 FRANKLIN AVENUE

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11530-0

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240 MADISON AVE

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11040-0

732-981-1407

45 COLONIAL DRIVE

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8854-0

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957 VISHER AVE

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12306-0

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334 LOCUST STREET

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11550-0

718-727-1500

44 LA FORGE PLACE

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146-05 232ND STREET

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11413-0

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708 SHARROTTS ROAD

STATEN ISLAND

10309-0

973-448-8779

382 ROUTE 46 WEST EQUITY PLAZA

BUDD LAKE

7828-0

718-361-1500

33-11 37TH AVE

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

845-942-5728

29 MAPLE DRIVE

STONY POINT

10980-0

203-235-3448

LLC

141 GROVE STREET

MERIDEN

6451-0

212-289-8666

22-71 3RD AVE

NEW YORK

10035-0

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11417-0

631-878-6666

61 CLINTON STREET

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11704-0

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6457-0

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10309-0

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385 GERARD AVENUE

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14203-0

732-946-9700

943 HOLMDEL ROAD

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111 HOWARD BOULEVARD

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160 WATER STREET

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109 STATE STREET

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7033-0

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242 OAKLAND ROAD

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11001-0

410-569-5052

111 BIGMOUTH COURT

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21009-0

973-583-4071

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7060-0

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40 EXCHANGE PLACE 19TH FLR

NEW YORK

10005-0

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108 ARROWHEAD PARK DRIVE

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631-293-6860

157 GAZZA BLVD

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11735-0

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299 MAIN STREET

WESTBURY

11590-0

718-349-0900

11-02 QUEENS PLAZA SOUTH

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11101-0

973-492-2111

24 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE

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718-423-0209

33-30 200 STREET

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11361-0

315-699-0840

CONSTRUCTION INC.

8141 ROUTE 11

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13039-0

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20 VERNON AVENUE

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11732-0

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480 MAIN AVENUE UNIT 1

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7057-0

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1970 EAST TREMONT AVENUE

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12550-0

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11232-0

212-907-0938

352 PARK AVENUE SOUTH

NEW YORK

10010-0

631-420-5979

138 TOLEDO STREET

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11735-0

631-665-5102

85 PARK AVENUE

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11706-0

412-466-8900

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15034-0

972-431-1000

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6501 LEGACY DRIVE

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75024-0

718-858-8600

250 6TH STREET

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11215-0

817-596-4278

870 SARA LANE

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631-696-0814

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976 MCLEAN AVENUE; SUITE 107

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10566-0

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148-23 94TH AVENUE

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788 ROUTE 15 NORTH

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7849-0

212-579-1010

15 WEST 75TH STREET

NEW YORK

10023-0

914-662-2700

550 FRANKLIN AVENUE

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10550-0

201-941-9888

58 INDUSTRIAL AVENUE

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347-726-3475

INC.

14 WICCOPEE ROAD

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10579-0

718-746-8000

18-02 PETRACCA PLACE

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11357-0

516-621-5705

1 PEACOCK LANE

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11545-0

59 ENGLEWOOD AVENUE

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10309-0

973-808-4445

INCORPORATED

199 NEW ROAD

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7054-0

718-585-8737

304 GRAND CONCOURSE

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10451-0

212-616-5800

115 BROADWAY 18TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10006-0

203-845-8094

1 MUELLER AVENUE

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6851-0

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7735-0

718-567-2023

242 NEVINS STREET

BROOKLYN

11217-0

845-357-5006

37 RAMLAND ROAD

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10962-0

516-239-1600

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11559-0

516-239-1600

31 GARDEN LANE

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11559-0

516-442-5420

265 SUNRISE HIGHWAY SUITE 45

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11570-0

718-251-9700

1887 RALPH AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11234-0

631-210-4192

885 BAY 9TH STREET

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11795-0

914-698-4405

260 PARK AVENUE

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10528-0

631-234-4963

7 JOYCE DRIVE

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11788-0

631-467-2733

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11779-0

718-449-3100

31 GRAVESEND NECK ROAD

BROOKLYN

11223-0

718-292-2245

429 CASANOVA STREET

BRONX

10474-0

845-561-1695

292 NORTH STREET

NEWBRUGH

12550-0

914-964-0969

307 MCLEAN AVENUE

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10705-0

607-277-0024

309 EAST LINCOLN ST SUITE 1

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14850-0

212-849-4800

260 MADISON AVENUE; 9TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10016-0

800-821-2073

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6511-0

845-782-6172

376 MUSEUM VILLAGE ROAD

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10950-0

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10302-0

708-338-2000

2500 S 25TH AVENUE

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60155-0

631-249-1872

1610 NEW HIGHWAY

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11735-0

732-780-5562

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7726-0

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305 DAISY LANE

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732-388-0800

245 WESCOTT DRIVE

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7065-0

914-347-7745

WESTCHESTER INCORPORATED

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10532-0

440-230-1517

INCORPORATED

10093 SUNDOWN TRAIL

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44133-0

718-821-0750

59-29 54TH STREET

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11378-0

631-549-0211

20 RAILROAD STREET

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11746-0

615-867-0858

LLC

800 MIDDLE TENNESSE BLVD

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631-385-5160

223 WALL STREET

HUNTINGTON

11743-0

631-724-8200

83 LANDING AVENUE

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11787-0

631-738-2999

INC.

68 SOUTH SERVICE ROAD,STE 100

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11747-0

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152 US HIGHWAY 206 SUITE 1

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8844-0

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1696 CHURCH STREET

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11741-0

631-244-3634

371 CENTRAL AVENUE

BOHEMIA

11716-0

718-592-0302

1 BURNS AVENUE

HICKSVILLE

11801-0

732-929-2908

280 FLAAN STREET

TOMS RIVER

8753-0

718-963-0111

180 MASPETH AVE

BROOKLYN

11211-0

516-365-3232

1615 NORTHERN BLVD STE.204

MANHASSET

11030-0

302-834-1000

1272 PORTER ROAD

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19701-0

973-882-1133

60 ROUTE 46

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7004-0

914-381-2200

P O BOX 284

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10605-0

212-382-2295

1120 AVE OF THE AMERICAS

NEW YORK

10036-0

59-11 QUEENS BLVD # 5D

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11377-0

616-791-6433

3944 TALLMAN CREEK

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49534-0

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2105 WILLIAMSBRIDGE ROAD

BRONX

10461-0

973-208-2403

P O BOX 282

WAYNE

7474-0

631-842-2582

INCORPORATED

7 KAY ROAD

AMITY HARBOR

11701-0

718-476-5811

DANIEL JARAMILLO

8809 70TH DRIVE

FOREST HILLS

11375-0

201-553-9614

1321 PATERSON PLANK ROAD

SECAUCUS

7096-1363

516-352-4290

96 CHERRY LANE

FLORAL PARK

11001-0

212-947-4771

INCORPORATED

16 PENN PLAZA; SUITE 503

NEW YORK

10001-0

732-906-8680

2505 POPLAR STREET

UNION

7083-0

347-326-6521

976 MCLEAN AVENUE

YONKERS

10704-0

973-827-7221

2 WINTERPARK DRIVE #6

VERNON

7462-0

732-739-8884

1 BETHANY ROAD; STE 24 BLD 2

HAZLET

7730-0

718-519-1987

2413 KINGSLAND AVE

BRONX

10469-0

718-747-3066

151-59 7TH AVENUE

WHITESTONE

11357-0

845-629-9009

P O BOX 411

STORMVILLE

12582-0

212-868-0842

CORPORATION

325 WEST 38TH STREET SUITE1604

NEW YORK

10018-0

516-932-7200

38 HARBOR PARK DRIVE

PORT WASHINGTON

11050-0

212-697-4007

420 LEXINGTON AVE SUITE340-342

NEW YORK

10170-0

718-994-8837

2266 TILLOTSON AVENUE

BRONX

10471-0

815-337-3011

INSTALLATION CORPORATION

P O BOX 715

WOODSTOCK

60098-0

215-949-1356

225 LINCOLN HIGHWAY; SUITE 205

FAIRLESS HILLS

19030-0

765-730-1020

7960 STATE ROAD 3 NORTH

MUNCIE

47303-0

516-432-6900

44-35 AUSTIN BOULEVARD

ISLAND PARK

11558-0

631-724-8786

32 ASBURY DRIVE

SMITHTOWN

11787-0

718-317-8842

420 CHESTNUT STREET

UNION

7083-0

516-239-6822

48 ITHACA AVENUE

ATLANTIC BEACH

11509-0

631-586-0478

70 CORBIN AVE SUITE J

BAY SHORE

11706-0

973-413-1875

LOVETT SILVERMAN CNST INC JV

75-77 GROVE STREET

PATERSON

7503-0

973-684-9957

65-67 GROVE STREET

PATERSON

7503-0

516-279-6787

123 FROST STREET SUITE 106

WESTBURY

11590-0

973-684-0362

75-77 GROVE ST

PATERSON

7503-0

212-645-2190

17 EAST 16TH STREET - FLOOR 2

NEW YORK

10003-3146

973-955-0515

430 PASSAIC AVENUE

LODI

7644-0

201-264-3795

28 WEST PROSPECT STREET

WALDWICK

7463-0

914-381-3607

132 EAST PROSPECT AVE.

MAMARONECK

10543-0

631-752-4110

D/B/A F & V METRO CONTRACTING

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EAST FARMINGDAL

11735-0

856-769-8244

426 SWEDESBORO ROAD

PILESGROVE

8098-0

516-845-9772

P O BOX 349

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PLAINVIEW

11830-0

973-684-0362

INCORPORATED

75-77 GROVE STREET

PATERSON

7503-0

201-703-8150

280 NORTH MIDLAND AVE BLDG V

SADDLE BROOK

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510-346-9840

1660 FACTOR AVENUE

SAN LEANDRO

94577-0

201-327-7213

19 SPEAR ROAD SUITE 106

RAMSEY

7458-0

212-684-6200

INCORPORATED

347 5TH AVENUE

NEW YORK

10016-0

973-625-0715

66 FORD ROAD SUITE 141

DENVILLE

7834-0

516-833-6481

147 EAST 2ND STREET

MINEOLA

11501-0

508-679-6401

P.O. BOX 830

425 PLEASANT STREET

FALL RIVER

2722-0

718-983-0755

INSTALLATIONS INC.

321 LITTLE CLOVE ROAD

STATEN ISLAND

10301-0

718-881-6200

3900 WEBSTER AVENUE

BRONX

10470-0

718-816-8167

1983 RICHMOND TERRACE

STATEN ISLAND

10302-0

732-752-4050

3230 HAMILTON BOULEVARD

SOUTH PLAINFIEL

7080-0

516-783-5252

2455 WILSON AVENUE

BELLMORE

11710-0

917-432-0310

845 LEXINGTON AVENUE, STE 3R

NEW YORK

10021-0

201-332-5406

855 GARFIELD AVENUE

JERSEY CITY

7305-0

201-767-0606

234 B INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY

NORTHVALE

7647-0

770-879-0485

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STONE MOUNTAIN

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908-534-2131

24 TANNERY ROAD

SOMERVILLE

8876-0

203-313-0151

16 WESTVIEW TRAILS

NEW FAIRFIELD

6812-0

914-965-3922

INCORPORATED

429 BELLEVUE AVENUE

YONKERS

10703-0

212-936-4500

1370 BROADWAY, 7TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10018-0

718-824-3900

1185 COMMERCE AVE.

BRONX

10462-0

212-573-5937

POST OFFICE BOX 4539

GRAND CENTRAL S

10163-0

718-993-4444

246 EAST 137TH STREET

D 1A Y1996070

BRONX

10451-0

718-993-4444

246 EAST 137TH STREET

BRONX

10451-0

631-979-4003

180 OLD WILLETS PATH

SMITHTOWN

11787-0

631-585-9000

9 CLAREMONT AVENUE

HOLBROOK

11741-0

914-969-2424

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YONKERS

10701-0

201-641-1100

22 VALLEY COURT

SECAUCUS

7094-0

718-963-3500

570 GARDNER AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11222-0

212-840-4102

25 WEST 45TH STREET; STE 302

NEW YORK

10036-0

212-282-2028

PAYROLL DEPT ATT FRANK VIZZARI

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NEW YORK

10020-0

516-608-5383

4025 AUSTIN BLVD.

ISLAND PARK

11558-0

914-423-0400

808 NEPPERHAN AVENUE

YONKERS

10703-0

845-227-6033

1474 ROUTE 55

LAGRANGEVILLE

12540-0

516-232-6281

INC.

247 10TH STREET

BETHPAGE

11714-0

212-627-0500

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MONSEY

10952-0

718-980-0251

24 ROOSEVELT STREET

STATEN ISLAND

10304-0

845-623-4640

167 ROUTE 304 SUITE B5

BARDONIA

10954-0

516-872-5345

INCORPORATED

8 SHERIDAN STREET

VALLEY STREAM

11580-0

718-628-6232

57-21 65TH STREET

MASPETH

11378-0

914-664-4300

113 EDISON AVENUE

MOUNT VERNON

10550-0

631-261-3698

51 TWIN CEDAR LANE

NORTHPORT

11768-0

845-268-5356

16 CHESTER AVENUE

CONGERS

10920-0

908-464-1542

230 SHERMAN AVENUE SUITE 15

BERKELEY HEIGHT

7920-0

631-454-0291

200 CABOT STREET

WEST BABYLON

11704-0

718-389-5602

1155 MANHATTAN AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11222-0

800-345-0285

101 ZABRINSKI STREET

HACKENSACK

7601-0

718-328-4364

1141 OAKPOINT AVE

BRONX

10474-0

914-668-5812

31 SOUTH STREET

MOUNT VERNON

10550-0

908-429-1200

291 EVAN WAY

BRANCHBURG

8876-0

718-238-1919

1279 73RD STREET

BROOKLYN

11228-0

718-605-2733

24 GIRARD STREET

STATEN ISLAND

10307-0

516-345-5085

16-16 WHITESTONE EXPRESSWAY

WHITESTONE

11357-0

914-654-1188

1 TOWN DOCK ROAD

NEW ROCHELLE

10805-0

718-349-9500

164 20TH STREET

BROOKLYN

11232-0

631-293-3334

P.O. BOX 396

77 GAZZA BLVD

EAST FARMINGDAL

11735-0

631-828-4808

1498 NORWOOD AVENUE

PORT JEFFERSON

11776-0

909-869-0867

677 BREA CANYON ROAD

WALNUT CREEK

91789-0

718-767-2600

1616 WHITESTONE EXPRESSWAY

WHITESTONE

11357-0

845-526-0440

3 GILBERT LANE

PUTNAM VALLEY

10579-0

718-349-6645

54-60 44TH STREET

MASPETH

11378-0

718-349-0700

58-54 59TH STREET

MASPETH

11378-0

914-469-8388

45-28 VERNON BLVD

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

RICHARD CORRELL

P O BOX 268

PATTERSON

12563-0

646-996-5643

112 BAY DRIVEWAY

MANHASSET

11030-0

516-546-3871

72 LINDGREN STREET

MERRICK

11566-0

718-486-5042

309 VANDERVOORT AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11211-0

516-868-3000

157 ALBANY AVE

FREEPORT

11520-0

201-867-5070

150 MEADOWLANDS PARKWAY 3RD FL

SECAUCUS

7094-0

201-867-5070

150 MEADOWLANDS PKWY

SECAUCUS

7094-0

201-867-5070

150 MEADOWLANDS PARKWAY; 3 FLR

SECAUCUS

7094-0

201-867-5070

150 MEADOWLANDS PARKWAY

SECUACUS

7040-0

201-867-5070

150 MEADOWLANDS PKWY; 3RD FLR

SECAUCUS

7094-0

201-867-5070

150 MEADOWLANDS PKWY; 3RD FLR

SECAUCUS

7094-0

347-689-1700

LLC

58-89 57TH STREET

MASPETH

11378-0

609-698-9995

INC.

31 STAFFORD AVENUE

MANAHAWKIN

8050-0

703-742-0020

45240 BUSINESS COURT SUITE 250

STERLING

20166-0

908-687-8660

1110 SPRING FIELD ROAD

UNION

7083-0

610-667-4773

25 ROCK HILL ROAD

BALA CYNWYD

19004-0

201-867-5070

TRI VENTURE

150 MEADOWLANDS PARKWAY

SECAUCUS

7094-0

914-946-0008

11 HOLLAND AVENUE # 2

WHITE PLAINS

10603-3317

914-968-0070

676 SAWMILL RIVER RD

YONKERS

10710-0

201-804-8787

CORP

266 GREEN VALLEY ROAD

STATEN ISLAND

10312-0

201-372-0010

420 VETERANS BLVD.

CARLSTADT

7072-0

201-823-2390

NEW YORK DIVISION

55 HOOK ROAD

BAYONNE

7002-0

215-946-6600

1611 MANNING BLVD

LEVITTOWN

19056-0

716-284-0431

INC.

2749 LOCKPORT ROAD

NIAGARA FALLS

14305-0

516-249-3331

45 SOUTH MALL

PLAINVIEW

11803-0

718-392-6050

44-02 23RD STREET, SUITE 306

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

914-526-0930

3713 MARCY STREET

MOHEGAN LAKE

10547-0

212-206-7500

253 WEST 28TH STREET

NEW YORK

10001-0

212-875-8501

20 WEST 64TH STREET STE 25-U

NEW YORK

10023-0

610-534-9335

P O BOX # 200

FOLCROFT

19032-0

631-269-4374

55B FIRST AVENUE

KINGS PARK

11754-0

973-671-6303

16 BLEEKER STREET

MILBURN

7041-0

856-875-0677

1028 SOUTH BEECHAM ROAD

WILLIAMSTOWN

8094-0

407-736-1405

3501 QUADRANGLE BLVD; ST 175

ORLANDO

32817-0

516-681-0562

520 OLD COUNTRY ROAD

HICKSVILLE

11802-0

718-794-9014

3200 RANDOLPH PLACE

BRONX

10465-0

908-276-2776

119 NORTH AVENUE WEST

CRANFORD

7016-0

732-969-1700

400 ROOSEVELT AVENUE

CARTERET

7008-0

516-872-5700

STRUCTURAL INC

20 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE

VALLEY STREAM

11580-0

973-334-5300

1633 LITTLETON ROAD

PARSIPPANY

7054-0

718-767-2600

20 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE

VALLEY STREAM

11580-0

973-227-3555

38 FAIRFIELD PLACE

CN 2845

WEST CALDWELL

7007-0

718-225-1700

42-06 235TH STREET

DOUGLASTON

11363-0

502-955-7165

4225 CORAL RIDGE ROAD

BROOKS

40109-0

516-292-6000

110 CHERRY VALLEY AVE

WEST HEMPSTEAD

11552-0

516-887-5447

270 BROADWAY

LYNBROOK

11563-0

212-787-5001

2166 BROADWAY STE.10E

NEW YORK

10024-0

718-392-4001

43-02 37TH STREET

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

908-277-1160

285 5TH AVENUE SUITE 474

BROOKLYN

11215-0

609-646-4757

900 WESTLEEDS AVENUE

PLEASANTVILLE

8232-0

631-207-1073

20 ELSIE STREET

PATCHOGUE

11772-0

973-300-4709

18 ROUTE 94

LAFAYETTE

7848-0

718-321-1818

2615 ULMER STREET

COLLEGE POINT

11356-0

718-720-8029

INCORPORATED

P O BOX 560250

COLLEGE POINT

11356-0

631-589-8200

414 SOUTH SERVICE ROAD # 235

PATCHOGUE

11772-0

610-828-6500

AL INC. D/B/A SPRINTURF

1200 LIBERTY RIDGE DRIVE

WAYNE

19087-0

856-931-7775

440 BENIGNO BOULEVARD, SUITE C

BELLMAWR

8031-0

718-239-0673

3205 SCHLEY AVENUE

BRONX

10465-0

212-645-6800

28 WEST 25TH STREET 2ND FLOOR

NEW YORK

10010-0

314-692-8193

12545 OLIVE BOULEVARD; STE 192

ST LOUIS

63141-0

216-241-9900

1406 WEST SIXTH ST SUITE 200

CLEVELAND

44113-0

516-608-0213

41 GEORGIA AVENUE

LONG BEACH

11561-0

516-431-2810

4454 AUSTIN BLVD

ISLAND PARK

11558-0

718-767-2600

16-16 WHITESTONE EXPRESSWAY

WHITESTONE

11357-0

718-721-5839

90-16 37TH AVENUE

JACKSON HEIGHTS

11372-0

212-682-1250

100 PARK AVENUE 16TH FLR.

NEW YORK

10017-0

718-278-1499

38-11 DITMARS BLVD

ASTORIA

11103-0

718-442-3879

1150 SOUTH AVE

STATEN ISLAND

10314-0

914-576-2060

INCORPORATED

308 MAIN STREET

NEW ROCHELLE

10801-0

973-667-4400

85 PARK AVENUE

NUTLEY

7110-0

718-382-7414

643 CLASSON AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11238-0

616-698-5797

INCORPORATED

901 44TH STREET

GRAND RAPIDS

49501-0

631-789-2222

22 SPRAGUE STREET

AMITYVILLE

11701-0

718-272-1100

538 WORTMAN AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11208-0

201-347-5252

321 FORT LEE ROAD

LEONIA

7605-0

973-459-2886

633 BAY RIDGE PARKWAY

BROOKLYN

11209-0

212-571-2606

110 WILLIAMS STREET

NEW YORK

10038-0

617-589-7613

100 TECHNOLOGY CENTER DRIVE

STOUGHTON

2072-0

718-460-3300

109-15 14TH AVENUE

COLLEGE POINT

11356-0

631-632-6189

HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES DEPT

ADMINISTRATION BLDG ROOM 390

STONY BROOK

11794-0

718-274-1136

12-12 33RD AVENUE

LONG ISLAND CIT

11106-0

610-282-5810

3735 KIM STREET

BETHLEHEM

18017-0

212-481-6100

770 BROADWAY; 9TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10003-0

908-623-6299

42 HAMILTON ROAD

GLEN RIDGE

7028-0

718-937-3370

51-04 VERNON BLVD.

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

201-384-0823

39 WEST ENGLEWOOD AVENUE

BERGENFIELD

7621-0

914-390-9200

230 FERRIS AVENUE

WHITE PLAINS

10603-0

212-685-4681

148 MADISON AVE SUITE 600

NEW YORK

10016-0

631-595-1202

28 GARFIELD AVENUE

BAYSHORE

11706-0

716-665-3256

154 FAIRMONT AVENUE

JAMESTOWN

14701-0

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MINNEAPOLIS

55421-0

973-808-2700

P.O. BOX 407

PINE BROOK

7058-0

718-392-0190

5-25 47TH ROAD

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

212-929-2100

5 HANOVER SQUARE - 5TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10004-0

718-361-2861

49-47 31ST STREET

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

212-522-1487

1271 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS

NEW YORK

10002-0

631-293-0909

INCORPORATED

P O BOX # 3111

FARMINGDALE

11735-0

718-542-4527

1426 HARROD AVENUE, 2ND FL

BRONX

10472-0

315-414-0369

203B BAGG STREET

EAST SYRACUSE

13057-0

201-497-8863

10 WESTERVELT PLACE

WESTWOOD

7675-0

516-747-1909

34 STOOTHOFF DRIVE

NEW HYDE PARK

11040-0

212-279-1981

345 7TH AVENUE; 12TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10001-0

856-234-3880

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MT LAUREL

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212-598-5250

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NEW YORK

10010-0

718-381-2887

64-55 74TH AVENUE

GLENDALE

11385-0

732-842-6606

108 DRS JAMES PARKER BLVD #D6

RED BANK

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718-465-0600

224-38 BRADDOCK AVENUE

QUEENS VILLAGE

11428-0

201-343-7970

162 LODI STREET

HACKENSACK

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718-498-8500

101-61 99TH STREET

OZONE PARK

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718-349-8877

73 PROVOST STREET

BROOKLYN

11222-0

718-846-8666

118-53 METROPOLITAN AVENUE

KEW GARDENS

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201-200-0971

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JERSEY CITY

7302-0

718-356-0222

3944 RICHMOND AVE

STATEN ISLAND

10312-0

516-579-6244

11 CHASE LANE

BETHPAGE

11714-0

718-894-4769

PO BOX 780105

MASPETH

11378-105

516-437-5108

891 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE

FRANKLIN SQUARE

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636-898-0542

17790 CHESTERFIELD AIRPORT RD

CHESTERFIELD

63005-0

609-499-3773

2092 RT 130 NORTH

BURLINGTON

8016-0

718-937-3800

INC.

41-33 38TH STREET

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

718-784-3730

42-20 55TH AVENUE

MASPETH

11378-0

914-395-3788

35 EAST GRASSY SPRAIN ROAD

YONKERS

10710-0

201-939-9150

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WOOD RIDGE

7075-0

978-568-0351

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HUDSON

1749-0

607-432-0975

1990 GRANGE HALL ROAD

ONEONTA

13820-0

781-245-3555

360 AUDUBON ROAD

WAKEFIELD

1880-0

914-762-9000

47 HUDSON STREET

OSSINING

10562-0

914-762-3415

51 ROUTE 100

BRIARCLIFF MNR

10510-0

718-654-5300

3900 WEBSTER AVENUE

BRONX

10470-0

631-691-2381

235 COUNTY LINE ROAD

AMITYVILLE

11701-0

718-252-0126

1590 TROY AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11234-0

718-482-8920

37-27 10TH STREET

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

630-766-8376

MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC

222 WILLIAM STREET

BENSENVILLE

60106-0

212-593-9700

641 LEXINGTON AVENUE

NEW YORK

10022-0

631-744-0501

P O BOX 1095

SHOREHAM

11786-0

914-238-6747

28 VANDERBILT AVENUE

PLEASANTVILLE

10570-0

212-244-0004

545 8TH AVENUE; 8TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10018-0

718-383-8400

31-31 123RD STREET

FLUSHING

11354-0

973-263-5273

68 FANNY ROAD

BOONTON

7005-0

914-237-8221

307 MCLEAN AVENUE

YONKERS

10705-0

212-399-3600

666 FIFTH AVENUE

NEW YORK

10103-0

914-761-6721

206 FERRIS AVENUE

WHITE PLAINS

10603-0

631-249-1614

155B ALLEN BLVD

FARMINGDALE

11735-0

718-892-9484

1000 ZEREGA AVENUE

BRONX

10462-0

618-667-9059

411 EDWARDSVILLE ROAD

TROY

62294-0

516-425-5700

376 BAYVIEW AVENUE

FREEPORT

11520-0

845-398-8810

28 LAKE DRIVE

SPARKILL

10976-0

718-545-0776

31-16 30TH AVENUE SUITE 204

ASTORIA

11102-0

516-255-1850

50 MERRICK ROAD

ROCKVILLE CENTR

11570-0

609-268-0696

301 HAWKINS ROAD

SOUTHAMPTON

8088-0

516-798-3750

17 BROOKLYN AVENUE

MASSAPEQUA

11758-0

212-290-8555

134 WEST 29TH STREET 5TH FLR

NEW YORK

10001-0

973-966-1116

P O BOX 292

FLORHAM PARK

7932-0

732-222-9330

LLC

540 SHREWSBURY AVENUE

OCEANPORT

7757-0

718-472-2979

10-44 JACKSON AVENUE

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

718-931-5900

JOINT VENTURE

857 BRISH AVENUE

BRONX

10465-0

570-992-5752

P O BOX 150

NAZARETH

18064-0

708-388-5700

11901 SOUTH AUSTIN AVE.

ATTN: LAURA E. CHIERO

ALSIP

60803-0

914-476-0465

618 SAN MILL RIVER ROAD

YONKERS

10710-0

303-373-7829

10825 EAST 47TH AVENUE

DENVER

80239-0

973-478-8122

P O BOX 296

CLIFTON

7011-0

908-580-0200

30 CHURCH STREET

LIBERTY CORNER

7938-0

617-737-1453

273 SUMMER STREET

BOSTON

2210-0

516-541-8040

20 BROOKLYN AVENUE

MASSAPEQUA

11758-0

212-245-7402

253 WEST 35TH ST. - 5TH FLR

NEW YORK

10001-0

631-467-8899

2375 RAYNOR ST

RONKONKANA

11779-0

973-238-4415

17 CENTRAL AVENUE

HAWTHORNE

7056-0

845-623-1704

P O BOX 126

NANUET

10954-0

718-861-6060

1354 SENECA AVENUE

BRONX

10474-0

718-937-2000

46-27 54TH ROAD

MASPETH

11378-0

718-639-2059

SUITE 307

6600 LONG ISLAND EXPWY. SRV RD

MASPETH

11378-2597

718-652-5050

2550 PARK AVE

BRONX

10451-0

914-925-9166

336 BARRETTO STREET

BRONX

10474-1216

718-225-5599

42-40 BELL BLVD SUITE 201

BAYSIDE

11361-0

718-446-7000

127-50 NORTHERN BOULEVARD

FLUSHING

11368-0

718-446-7000

CRUZ JOINT VENTURE

127-50 NORTHERN BLVD.

FLUSHING

11368-0

718-446-7000

127-50 NORTHERN BOULEVARD

FLUSHING

11368-0

718-762-3400

A J PEGNO CNST CORP J/V

127-50 NORTHERN BOULEVARD

FLUSHING

11368-0

212-279-7771

243 W 30TH STREET

7TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10001-0

212-229-6000

375 HUDSON STREET

NEW YORK

10014-0

267-470-1111

INC.

516 TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD STE 110

BLUE BELL

19422-0

631-265-4410

45 WOODLAND LANE

SMITHTOWN

11787-0

516-379-1677

2290 PINE STREET

MERRICK

11506-0

20 WATERSIDE PLAZA

NEW YORK

10010-0

847-860-7500

2458 SOUTH ELMHURST ROAD

ELK GROVE VILLA

60007-0

908-685-0456

31 KENBURY ROAD

SOMERVILLE

8876-0

516-594-1471

3120 ROXBURY ROAD

OCEANSIDE

11572-0

516-223-6044

1000 ATLANTIC AVENUE SUITE 2A

BALDWIN

11510-0

845-426-0064

P.O. BOX 1858

FORT MILL

29716-0

718-786-6557

INCORPORATED

46-36 64TH ROAD

MASPETH

11378-0

908-685-0456

31 KENBURY ROAD

SOMERVILLE

8876-0

631-757-6292

P O BOX 113

NORTHPORT

11768-0

845-352-2012

3 UNICORN STREET

CHESTNUT RIDGE

10952-0

203-753-4708

LLC

117 BENEDICT STREET; 2ND FLOOR

WATERBURY

6706-0

908-232-4100

1140 GLOBE AVENUE

MOUNTAINSIDE

7092-0

914-664-3077

139 SOUTH 4TH AVENUE

MOUNT VERNON

10550-0

800-468-9510

1140 WEST THORNDALE AVENUE

ITASCA

60143-0

631-467-6677

25 MILL ROAD

RONKONKOMA

11779-0

718-786-3338

38-51 11TH ST

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

609-387-7580

CORPORATION

1901 ROUTE 130; PO BOX 1238

BURLINGTON

8016-0

718-399-8000

20 AQUARIUM DRIVE

SECAUCUS

7094-0

516-326-1160

141 NEW HYDE PARK ROAD

FRANKLIN SQUARE

11010-0

212-661-7950

330 MADISON AVENUE 9TH FLOOR

NEW YORK

10017-0

212-255-7140

19 WEST 21ST STREET; STE 502

NEW YORK

10011-0

914-699-2400

27 HORTON AVENUE

NEW ROCHELLE

10801-0

212-385-4120

111 JOHN STREET; ROOM 1500

NEW YORK

10038-0

718-478-3021

32-33 111TH STREET

EAST ELMHURST

11369-158

718-966-2169

422 BARLOW AVENUE

STATEN ISLAND

10308-0

201-617-7900

ATT: VITO A LUPPINO JR

555 GOTHAM PARKWAY

CARLSTADT

7072-0

908-753-7755

260 MACK PLACE

SOUTH PLAINFIEL

7080-0

908-810-9900

687 LEHIGH AVENUE

UNION

7083-0

201-871-4422

320 GRAND AVENUE

ENGLEWOOD

7631-0

718-244-1880

PO BOX 30157; JFK STATION

JAMAICA

11430-0

631-249-5777

75 CABOT STREET

WEST BABYLON

11704-0

516-746-7933

77 JACKSON AVENUE

MINEOLA

11501-0

905-628-2255

DUNDAS ONTARIO

CANADA L9H 5G2

0-0

631-582-6888

95 BRIGHTSIDE AVE

CENTRAL ISLIP

11722-0

201-599-0931

924 KINDERKAMACK ROAD

RIVER EDGE

7661-0

212-966-6770

558 BROOME STREET

NEW YORK

10013-0

516-482-3538

P O BOX 4484

GREAT NECK

11023-0

718-786-9193

10-40 BORDEN AVENUE

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

802-293-5126

1566 US ROUTE 7

DANBY

5739-0

904-783-1600

546 SOUTH ELLIS ROAD

JACKSONVILLE

32254-0

914-747-3277

153 BROADWAY

HAWTHORNE

10532-0

631-928-4104

15 NORTH COLUMBIA STREET

PORT JEFFERSON

11777-0

631-499-8135

P O BOX 3055

HUNTINGTON STAT

11746-0

631-543-7444

18 MCARTHUR LANE

SMITHTOWN

11787-0

734-405-0711

35660 CLINTON STREET

WAYNE

48184-0

718-832-2444

4400 2ND AVENUE

BROOKLYN

11232-0

914-776-8000

30 NORTH MACQUESTEN PARKWAY

MOUNT VERNON

10550-0

914-771-4030

274 WHITE PLAINS ROAD

EASTCHESTER

10709-0

718-698-9577

114 SPENCER STREET

STATEN ISLAND

10314-0

708-723-9112

10150 S. VIRGINIA AVE

CHICAGO RIDGE

60415-0

732-297-1700

3827 ROUTE 1

SOUTH MONMOUTH

8852-0

914-637-9191

INCORPORATED

30 PLEASANT STREET

NEW ROCHELLE

10801-0

609-704-8650

75 WATERFORD ROAD

HAMMONTON

8037-0

201-945-9014

1121 EDGEWATER AVENUE

RIDGEFIELD

7657-0

201-433-9797

P.O.BOX 413 FOOT OF JERSEY AVE

JERSEY CITY

7303-0

908-272-4010

4 COMMERCE DRIVE; 2ND FLOOR

CRANFORD

7016-0

410-242-0400

DISPLAY CRAFT MANUFACTURING CO

3939 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD

BALTIMORE

21227-0

508-669-5608

1560 WELLINGTON STREET

DIGHTON

2715-0

507-455-4100

555 PARK DRIVE

OWATONNA

55060-0

718-727-5757

INCORPORATED

16 WILLIAM STREET

STATEN ISLAND

10304-0

914-638-4378

132 WEST 31ST STREET

NEW YORK

10001-0

212-481-7743

271 MADISON AVENUE RM 1008

NEW YORK

10016-0

908-686-5700

10 BORIGHT AVENUE

KENILWORTH

7033-0

732-826-4491

P O BOX 751

PERTH AMBOY

8862-0

908-236-6346

20 OLD MOUNTAIN ROAD

LEBANON

8833-0

718-392-1800

50-52 49TH STREET

WOODSIDE

11377-0

516-922-7740

114 HORSESHOE ROAD

MILL NECK

11765-0

718-991-7281

560 BARRY STREET

BRONX

10474-0

212-534-4600

166 EAST 124TH ST.

NEW YORK

10035-0

845-429-5560

D/B/A CARROLL SMALL REPAIRS

146 SOUTH LIBERTY DRIVE

STONYPOINT

10980-0

508-230-3170

23 NORFOLK AVE

S EASTON

2375-0

516-887-5480

7 NEW STREET

LYNBROOK

11563-0

718-324-8400

3900 WEBSTER AVE

BRONX

10470-0

914-923-1800

1858 PLEASANTVILLE ROAD

BRIARCLIFF MANO

10510-0

718-345-8000

100 HINSDALE STREET

BROOKLYN

11207-0

763-785-0650

8010 RANCHERS ROAD NORTHEAST

FRIDLEY

55432-0

845-734-8222

1111 ROUTE 9 SUITE 9

GARRISON

10524-0

203-775-2721

26 LILLINONAH DRIVE

BROOKFIELD

6804-0

16015 N HEATHERGLEN CT

SPOKANE

99208-0

631-767-5622

111 SEQUAMS LANE WEST

WEST ISLIP

11795-0

860-523-0027

398 STAMM ROAD

NEWINGTON

6111-0

914-472-4099

23 ROSS DRIVE

YORKTOWN HEIGHT

10598-0

908-979-0180

302 STIGER STREET

HACKETTSTOWN

7840-0

212-888-7311

400 EAST 54TH STREET

NEW YORK

10022-0

631-218-2370

1523B CHURCH STREET

HOLBROOK

11741-0

845-897-0065

120 OLD ROUTE 9; SUITE 4

FISHKILL

12524-0

240 LITTLE COUNTY ROAD

HARVARD

1451-0

914-965-1500

DRAGADOS USA INC JOINT VENTURE

969 MIDLAND AVENUE

YONKERS

10704-0

914-965-1500

969 MIDLAND AVENUE

YONKERS

10704-0

631-423-0282

1 PLUMB COURT

HUNTINGTON STAT

11746-0

718-784-6666

37-20 12TH STREET

LONG ISLAND CIT

11101-0

212-564-8467

140 WEST 31ST STREET; STE 4D

NEW YORK

10001-0

718-821-3111

30 MEADOW STREET

BROOKLYN

11206-0

Former Review Officer

My work has been appropriately concluded. I am largely satisfied with the condition of the District Council, even more so with that of the Benefit Funds. I have endeavored to assist both in the pursuit of a prosperous future for their constituents. That is their solemn responsibility.

Let the bells ring. Though there is much good news, there are those for whom my departure is reason enough for celebration. But I hope that there are also those who reflect on what has been wrought, and on the simple question: what now?

To those who will continue to accept the imperative of working hard and meeting the challenges facing the Union with courage, energy and intellect, but most of all with honor, I will say well done.

Dennis Walsh, Review Officer

December 30, 2014

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