Sentence examples for principal contractor from inspiring English sources

American efforts to restore Iraqi oil have been led by the Army Corps of Engineers and its principal contractor, Halliburton.

In its most ambitious American joint venture, Israel Aircraft is the principal contractor on the Arrow, a $2 billion antiballistic-missile system deployed here this year.

Bellmoor Construction Limited, of Middlesex, who employed the injured men, and Clive Graham Associates Limited (CGA), of London, who was the principal contractor for the project, were each fined £45,000 each as well as £6,612 costs.

Shortly after the F.B.I.'s news conference, Hewlett-Packard Company, the principal contractor on the computer services work at the navy yard, announced that it had terminated its relationship with The Experts.

"All the instruments together will use about the same amount of electricity as a hair dryer, and that will come from solar power," said Blake Bullock, a manager at Northrop Grumman, the principal contractor building the telescope for NASA.

Opponents of the Bronx plant have also expressed concern about the federal indictment in February of a key manager for the Schiavone Construction Company, which was the principal contractor responsible for digging the pit and putting in the water tunnels.

Principal contractors for the P-3C Orion deal include Lockheed Martin, Rockwell Collins and Raytheon.

The government will either have to develop its own experienced officers, or continue to use private contractors – like Mr. Snowden, who worked for one of the N.S.A.'s principal contractors, Booz Allen Hamilton.

Just a day before, the Interior Department cited BP, the British oil company, and its two principal contractors for numerous safety and environmental violations related to the explosion that sank the Deepwater Horizon rig in April 2010.

He said NXT wanted security of payments legislation to prevent subcontractors missing out when principal contractors went broke or delayed payments, and for the building code attached to the bill to ensure that "Australian standard [construction] material is used in our buildings".

Born September 20 , 1913 in a house his family owned at 48 West Fifty-second Street, he is the youngest of the four children of Louis A. Ripley, a former stockbroker, whose maternal grandfather was Sidney Dillon, one of the principal contractors for, twice president of, and, later, first chairman of the hoard of the Union Pacific Railroad.