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Alco Inc. Promotes

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John Wilmot

John Wilmot has been pro- moted to the position of manager, sales administration at Alco Power

Inc. of Auburn, N.Y. The promotion was announced by Gary E. Hun- eycutt, Alco's director of market- ing and sales.

In his new position, Mr. Wilmot will assume managerial responsibili- ties for all engine sales activities and engine contracts administration.

With Alco for over six years, Mr.

Wilmot's most recent position was engine contracts administrator. He is a graduate of Auburn Community

College and attended SUNY in Buf- falo, N.Y.

Alco is a subsidiary of Bombar- dier Inc., a diversified Canadian manufacturer of transportation, recreational and industrial prod- ucts.

Consafe Signs Contract

With Tammco To Build

Offshore Living Quarters

Consafe, Inc., Houston, Texas, has signed a license agreement with

Tammco Unlimited, New Iberia,

La., to manufacture the Consafe building system at Tammco's facili- ty in Port Iberia.

Since 1982, Consafe has manufac- tured offshore living quarters and related utility buildings at their

Houston plant. Projects have been delivered to most of the major oper- ators in the Gulf of Mexico. Consafe will now expand its activities to also offer larger single-lift configura- tions.

Tammco, which has 400 em- ployees, is offering offshore installa- tion work in various disciplines to the US Gulf. They recently acquired a second waterfront facility in Port of Iberia where the modular build- ing system will be manufactured un- der license from Consafe. Being able to offer the modular deliveries from both Houston and Tammco's water- front facility will expand Consafe's possibilities to offer engineering, fabrication and offshore installation in turnkey packages to the US off- shore market.

For further information and free literature on Consafe building sys- tems,

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