Glen Gulino and Donald David to Manage New Positions for ISC

Industrial Specialty Contractors LLC is expanding with a new office in Beaumont. The office will service the Texas Golden Triangle area and Lake Charles, La.

Glen J. Gulino was appointed by ISC as the regional manager for the Beaumont and Lake Charles areas. He will oversee the operations from the company's new Beaumont office. Gulino is a 1986 graduate of Louisiana State University in construction management. He has been an associate of ISC since 1989 and served as a project coordinator, construction coordinator and more recently as estimating/business development manager at the ISC corporate office in Baton Rouge, La. He is active in the Associated Builders and Contractors Southeast Texas and Lake Charles regions.

Donald A. David was recently named by ISC as engineering/estimating manager. He will manage these departments at the ISC corporate office. David has been an associate of ISC since 1990. He holds a bachelor's of science in electrical engineering from Louisiana State University. He also holds a Louisiana and Texas Professional Engineering License. Other licenses include a Master Electrician License for the states of Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi and California.

ISC, with offices in Baton Rouge, Houston and Beaumont, specializes in industrial instrumentation and electrical work for the chemical processing, petrochemical, communications, power, pulp & paper and refining industries. The firm has been recognized nationally by numerous organizations and industrial facilities for its success in craft training, accident prevention and community involvement.

Burt Moorhouse, president of Moorhouse Construction since 1981, has relocated his personal and professional headquarters from Corpus Christi to Houston. Moorhouse has guided the company to its present size of more than 100 employees and three offices.

Moorhouse Construction is a leading commercial contractor that focuses on building specialized teams to achieve superior results for complex projects. In business since 1976, Moorhouse Construction is now headquartered in Houston, with offices in Corpus Christi and Harlingen. The company is experienced in design-build and construction management in the education, healthcare, food processing and petrochemical industries.

John W. Carver has joined Rogers-O'Brien Construction Co. in Dallas as vice president-hospital and healthcare group. Carver will lead the strategic efforts of Rogers-O'Brien in obtaining healthcare construction projects throughout Texas.

Most recently, Carver was a founding shareholder and chief hospital officer for ScriptRx, a start-up hospital technology company that is now the leader in generating computerized prescriptions in U.S. hospitals. With a 25-year career in hospital management, Carver has served in senior executive positions in the Baylor and Methodist hospital systems in Dallas. During his tenure as senior vice president/COO for Methodist Medical Center, he led a $125 million redevelopment of its main campus.

Carver is a 1974 graduate of Trinity University, San Antonio, with a B.A. degree in Economics and a l976 graduate of Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, with an M.H.A. degree in Health Administration. Carver served as chairman of the Dallas Fort Worth Hospital Council in l996 and in l994 won the Senior Level Healthcare Executive Regents Award for Northeast Texas.

Godfrey G. Little was recently appointed as COO of CONTECH Construction Products Inc., a newly created position. Little will have full profit and loss responsibility for the company's base business, which includes engineered pipe, corrugated pipe, engineered bridges, plastics, specialty products and allied products.

Little brings a wealth of expertise to CONTECH. Prior to joining the company, he spent 27 years with Ingersoll-Rand Co. in several key positions. Most recently, he was vice president and general manager of the Road Development Division, a $500 million business. From 1998 to 2001, he was vice president and general manager of the Blaw-Knox Construction Equipment Division, where he orchestrated a dramatic financial turnaround resulting in two consecutive years of record earnings. He also served as director of strategic sourcing, worldwide marketing manager and division controller. The appointment of Little will allow CONTECH's leadership team to focus on acquisitions while fully integrating new subsidiaries like Keystone, CONTECH Bridge and Vortechnics into the CONTECH business portfolio.

Little is a 1972 graduate of Campbell University and served in the U.S. Army as a helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War. CONTECH Construction Products Inc. is a leading civil engineering site solutions products and services company headquartered in Middletown, Ohio.

Jim Short has joined Carter & Burgess Inc. as a senior consultant for food processing in the firm's retail and distribution division of its Fort Worth office.

Short comes to Carter & Burgess with more than 26 years of experience in food processing operations management, training, logistics and process design. As a specialist in food processing facilities, Short comes to Carter & Burgess after having worked as the director of processed meats for Bryan Foods, and manufacturing manager for Oscar Mayer Foods, plant manager for Gilardi Foods (division of Con Agra), and logistics analyst for Kraft Foods.

Ted Speas has joined Carter & Burgess Inc. as a project manager in the firm's retail and distribution division of its Fort Worth office.

Speas comes to Carter & Burgess as a licensed mechanical contractor in Florida and has more than 16 years of experience in the areas of food distribution, food and pharmaceutical manufacturing and general merchandise distribution. He has served as project manager on frozen food distribution centers, refrigerated food distribution centers and multi-temp food DC and order fulfillment centers.

Speas earned his bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Florida in 1987.