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Grand Teton Concrete - Ryan spent the day working on forming Building A's stem walls. He also had a few guys work on stripping and cleaning up the site around building B. We are shooting to pour the Stem walls on Building A on Thursday.

Advanced Insulation - Chris's guys delivered 80 sheets of 2"x4'x8' ridged foam that is going to be used to insulate the stem walls. Chris also asked me to call him when we are ready for the ridged foam for underneath the Slab.

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