Ramtech at TORCH’s Annual Conference & Trade Show April 6-8
The Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals’ Annual Conference & Trade Show will be held at the Hotel Inter-Continental in Dallas, TX, April 6-8, 2011. This year Ramtech Building Systems, Inc’s Sales Representative Bill Barron will be located at booth #5.
Stop by and allow Bill to discuss Ramtech’s approach to medical construction and show you the range of projects we can provide. These projects can include Community Health Clinics, Outpatient Clinics, Office Buildings, Wellness Centers, Pharmacies/Labs, Diagnostic Imaging Centers, Rehabilitation Centers, Dialysis Centers, plus many more.
Visit the Medical and Healthcare section of our website for additional information and floor plans.
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Katy ISD Meets Growth Plan With New Modular Buildings From Ramtech
Ramtech Building Systems, Mansfield, TX has announced that the company will be providing 27 new modular buildings to the Katy Independent School District in Katy, Texas. As the winning bidder, Ramtech will provide the district with twenty-four 1,536 square foot custom portable classroom buildings, along with three 240 square foot modular restroom buildings. (more…)
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Ramtech to exhibit at ACSI Conference March 27-29, 2011
We invite you to visit Ramtech at booth #33 at this year’s ACSI Administrator/Board Conference, March 27-29 at the Historical Stockyards Station in Fort Worth, TX. (more…)
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Assessing IgCC’s Affect on Modular Buildings
The first public version of the International Green Construction Code was made available in March of 2010 and immediately started a firestorm in the Commercial Modular Building Industry. Modular as well as other forms of pre-fab buildings always view new codes and regulations with a wary eye for the simple reason that the framers of these documents never consider alternative forms of construction when authoring new codes. The new IgCC is a perfect example. (more…)
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Permanent Modular Construction: A Means to Fund School Construction
Most public school districts in Texas are growing in attendance, but their revenue is dropping as property taxes fall and state and federal funding are reduced. While the Texas Association of School Board’s website outlines a number of resources available to fund school construction, many fast-growing Texas districts are forced to make difficult choices. They must increase the number of children in each classroom, shut down some schools while expanding others, or find more cost effective ways to design (more…)
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