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Tradeline, Inc. filters and categorizes new-construction and industry news from regional and professional journals across the country. Here you will find new projects, products, and regulatory updates.

Rayovac Relocates Headquarters to Atlanta

Published 1/15/2004

Rayovac, a maker of battery and lighting products, is relocating its corporate headquarters from Madison, Wis., to 12,000 sf on the top floor of Concourse Corporate Center Six in Atlanta.

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NASA Seeks Developer for Moffett Field Conference Center

Published 1/15/2004

NASA is seeking a developer for the planned 225,000-sf Conference and Education Center at the 213-acre NASA/Ames Research park located in Moffett Field, Calif. The $35-million project will feature 35,000 sf of meeting space, providing the sixth-largest conference facility in Silicon Valley.

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Credence Systems Relocates HQ to Milpitas

Published 1/12/2004

Chip equipment maker Credence Systems Corp. has relocated its headquarters from Fremont to Milpitas, Calif. The new facility will increase space for R&D operations as well as housing manufacturing, engineering, marketing, sales, and administrative functions. Credence will consolidate its 300 Northern California employees at the new headquarters.

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University of South Alabama Completes First Phase of Research & Technology Park

Published 1/12/2004

The University of South Alabama has completed the first phase of its $9.3-million Research and Technology Park in Mobile, Ala. The project entailed construction of a 75,000-sf office facility for software and technology company Mentor Graphics Corp. The project team includes KPS Group of Birmingham as architect and Doster Construction Co. as construction manager.

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Hewlett Packard Upgrades Singapore Operations

Published 1/12/2004

Palo Alto-based Hewlett Packard will invest $1 billion in an existing Singapore factory over the next five years to expand and upgrade its facilities, supporting a new manufacturing line producing top-end servers and printers including the “superdome server”.

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