👷 Paving paths with pride and precision for everyone is what we’re all about. We’re honored to have completed a special project for the Quapaw Tribe and be recognized for laying 3,500 tons of asphalt on one of the oldest Pow Wows left in the country. As a token of its appreciation, the Quapaw Tribe gifted us this beautiful blanket. From the start, our foremen emphasized the importance of the Pow Wow grounds, ensuring everyone understood the expectations of this job. We’re proud to have played a part in preserving and respecting their practice for generations to come. Here’s to honoring the past while building the future, one project at a time.
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Check out the latest Research Highlights from WAMSI. New and exciting articles showcasing research from across the WAMSI Westport Marine Science Program
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Nathaniel Bradford / G-Line Ranch & Wild-game Processing
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