The phrase "a contractor based in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify the location of a contractor's operations or headquarters.
Example: "We hired a contractor based in New York to manage the renovation project."
Alternatives: "a contractor located in" or "a contractor operating from".
Both models are made by General Atomics, a contractor based in San Diego.
In both cases, the construction elevator, or hoist, was owned and operated by Universal Builders Supply, a contractor based in Mount Vernon, N.Y.
But people sometimes slip, as they did in the case of United Gunite Construction, a contractor based in Irvington, N.J., whose dealings have led federal investigators to officeholders around the state.
New Jersey, for the most part, is hiring its contractors directly, with about 15 communities already selecting AshBritt Environmental, a contractor based in Florida that also played a major role in the Hurricane Katrina cleanup.
He left the United States in February to work in Iraq as an interpreter with Global Linguist Solutions, a contractor based in Virginia that provides translators to the American military.
START AT THE TOP The commitment to make a business greener has to come from top management, said Dan Bramblett, an executive at Estes Heating and Air Conditioning, a contractor based in Atlanta: "There are many things employees can do to start the process, but driving this through the company culture must start at the top".
Donnelly Mechanical Corporation, a mechanical contractor based in Queens, plans to install a 50-kilowatt system on a 25,000-square-foot building with warehouse and office space, said Robert Ragozine, the company's president.
As Mr. Harris spoke, Freeman Companies, a general contractor based in Dallas, oversaw construction of an intricate steel platform that will raise the floor of the Garden by nine and a half feet.
It belonged to National Air Cargo, a military contractor based in Orchard Park, N.Y., outside Buffalo.
In January, the managers began buying shares of United Defense Industries, a military contractor based in Arlington, Va.
Fifteen years later, Baer became the head of instrument design at Sanders Associates, a military contractor based in New Hampshire.
