We are located in beautiful downtown Abilene Kansas ( the real Abilene) We are bidding contracts all over Central Kansas.
What Sets Us Apart?
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| We have insurance and bonding capability. We give our clients superior quality for a competitive price. Our work is of consistently high quality. |
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For your convenience we now accept Discover, Visa and Master Card.
| At Diamond D Ranch Contracting Inc. (DDRC Inc.) hard work and dedication, along with years of construction management experience, allows us to lead in our field.
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Don Diehl's Bio
Don has a Bachelor of Science Degree-Construction Science Curriculum from Kansas State University.
He is Osha Competent Person Certified. Don has his Master Plumbers license.
Don's Construction Management skills come from years of managing large and complicated projects.
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Work Experience
PKM Steel., Salina, Kansas Aug 98 - July 00 Project Manager over the steel for K-State Stadium Expansion, Manhatten, Kansas. Project Manager over Preston Wood Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas 2500 ton's of Steel.
Law Company Inc., Wichita, Kansas Jan 95 - Aug 98 On site Project Manager / General Superintendent $22 million Farrel Library Expansion, Manhatten, Kansas $32 Million Sedgwick County Local Detention Facility, Wichita, Kansas. |
| Oscar Renda Contracting., Roanoke, TX June 90 - Jan. 95 Corporate Secretary, Tunneling Division Manager (Tunnel Boring Machines) Micro tunneling pipe ramming, boring machines and hand tunnels. Responsible for estimates, equipment purchase, project management. Over 41,000 L. F. of tunnel installed (24" to 72" pipe) projects ranging in size from$1.5 to $7.0 million. Also performed Corporate Safety Officer duties. | Valley Meadows, Inc., Arlington, Texas June 89 - Jan 90 Co-Owner/Corporate President $3.5 Million per year Construction Company - water and pipe construction. Martin K. Eby Construction., Fort Worth, Texas July 84 - June 89 Superintendent $17 .0 Million sewer treatment plant expansion, $4.0 million water treatment plant expansion, $2.5 million 48" sewer project, Dallas / Fort Worth area. |
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