DRHCI would like to give special thanks to the following companies: Corle Building Systems / Frank Kmetz; T.J. Distributors / Jason Dinan; Precision Installations, Inc. / David Brownson; Taft Construction / Tim Fadorsen; and World Cargo / Gary Schwartz.
The two canopies were built to provide seating and shade for the President’s special invited guests at Togo, Africa’s 50th year celebration of independence.
These two buildings, complete with a full set of aluminum bleachers, were constructed for the 50th year celebration of independence for Togo, Africa.
In Togo, Africa, we had the privilege to work with a local company, BAK Transaction LLC, led by Mr. Amah.
It took us 23 days to complete the project once we arrived in Togo.
The local laborers in Togo, Africa were provided by one of the local general contractors. They were very eager to help and were quick learners.
Project for a government event in Togo, Africa as they celebrated their 50th year of independence from France.
Once on site in Togo, Africa, we had the opportunity to train and work alongside of the local labors that were provided by another one of the local General Contractors. The local help was very eager to help, and they were quick learners.
Don Hartman personally traveled to Togo to oversee the erection of this project along with a team of 9 men from the area to do the steel erection and the over site of the bleacher installation.
These two buildings, complete with a full set of aluminum bleachers built in place, were for a government event in Togo, Africa. It was for the 50th year celebration of their Independence from the French. The two canopies were to provide seating and shade for the President’s special invited guests.
This was our first job outside the United States. We had the opportunity and privilege to work with a local company in Togo, Africa, BAK Transaction LLC, led by Mr. Amah. The project involved constructing two buildings complete with a full set of aluminum bleachers for Togo’s 50th year celebration of independence from the French.