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Mooney, Richard L. – Coll Univ Bus, 1969
Descriptors: Administration, Bids, Business, Construction Programs
Peer reviewedBluestein, Frayda S. – School Law Bulletin, 1994
Many local and state governments have established programs to increase the number of government contracts awarded to minority- and women-owned business enterprises (M/WBEs). A question-answer format addresses concerns local school officials may have about North Carolina's M/WBE programs as they relate to school contracting. (MLF)
Descriptors: Construction Programs, Court Litigation, Elementary Secondary Education, Employed Women
Thompson, Andy; Williamson, Beech; Tindall, Sarah – 1991
Six City Technology Colleges (CTCs) were all site selected, built, and opened in under 2 years without being compromised by expense or loss of quality. This document examines this "fast-track" method of building projects using case studies of each school that illustrate the CTC concept and process. The CTC initiative is described…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Construction (Process), Construction Programs, Educational Environment
Albright, Brenda N. – Business Officer, 1998
A national survey of 31 college business officers at state and land-grant colleges and universities finds that, although several states have given greater management flexibility to colleges and universities, many campuses operate in a highly regulated mode, with layers of external, and frequently internal, rules. Most difficult business officers…
Descriptors: College Administration, Construction Programs, Government School Relationship, Higher Education


