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The Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association (MITA) is a statewide construction trade association that consists of nearly 600 Michigan companies representing construction disciplines such as road and bridge, sewer and water, utility, railroad, excavation and specialty construction throughout the state of Michigan.

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Buy America - Update

The Buy America regulations require that 100% of the steel and iron products permanently incorporated in the work be from domestic sources and that all of the manufacturing processes for the product take place in the United States. This regulation does however, allow a minor amount of non-domestic steel and iron in the project at a total cumulative maximum value of 0.10% of the project cost or $2,500, whichever is greater.

Stolen Equipment Notice!

F.D.M. Contracting, Inc. reported that the following piece of equipment was taken from their jobsite. The jobsite is located on Canfield Ave. between Cass Ave. and Woodward Ave. in Detroit, Mich.

Registration for the 2012 MITA Annual Golf Outings now available!

MITA has just released the 2012 MITA Annual Golf Outings registration form! Register for one or all three of these great events to socialize with others in the industry and play a friendly game of golf!

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