Medical Projects Feed Construction Pipeline
by George Waldon – 4 days ago
Additions to the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences campus in Little Rock account for two of the five biggest ongoing health care construction projects in Arkansas.
Additions to the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences campus in Little Rock account for two of the five biggest ongoing health care construction projects in Arkansas.
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The event will still recognize honorees from the classes of 2020 and 2021.
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