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Baltimore's Grasmick Lumber Chosen For OC Boardwalk Gig
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
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Baltimore's own Grasmick Lumber has been chosen to provide wood planks for Ocean City's new boardwalk.
From the source:
The Town Council voted to heed a recommendation from City Engineer Terry McGean to contract with Baltimore-based Grasmick Lumber as the supplier of more than 56,000 pieces of wood for $602,650. The company has been supplying lumber to the resort for more than a decade.
The figure works out to 52 cents per foot of board, an amount McGean and Grasmick Executive Vice President Kirk Hammonds both called "historically low." In 2008, the town paid about 84 cents per foot for the southern yellow pine it uses on the Boardwalk.
Read the whole story at delmarvanow.com
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