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PHOENIX WORLD CITY (continued) near Orlando, Fla., as homeport for the Phoenix World City. The Ca- naveral Port Authority has offered development rights to 95 acres of land within the port to the World
City Corporation. Development plans to complement the ship in- clude several hotels, recreational, entertainment and retail areas, a world space center, and an office, meeting and convention complex.
Ron McAlear, Avondale's
Phoenix World City project team leader, said: "Detail design and en- gineering would begin immediately upon contract signing. If everything goes as planned, a contract can be entered into by July 1991. Physical construction would start in early to mid-1992."
Mr. McAlear added: "Avondale is very capable of building the vessel and is extremely interested in the
Phoenix World City project. This program is valuable to Avondale in the sense that its assists Avondale's corporate commitment to obtaining a larger percentage of commercial work. The Phoenix World City will provide work in a time when current programs are coming to a comple-
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Avondale Industries has been in- volved in a number of naval, com- mercial and industrial projects over the years. Among its commercial shipbuilding projects are: the con- struction of all 22 LASH vessels built in the U.S.; six 164,000-dwt crude carriers for SOHIO and Ex- xon; two container vessels for APL; three multiproduct carriers for Ex- xon; and two chemical carriers for
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Among its latest industrial proj- ects, the company has completed a 192-MW hydroelectric power plant for Vidalia, La., and now has under construction an 800-bed floating de- tention center for New York City.
The company has also been in- volved in several offshore industry construction projects.
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World City Corporation's con- tract with Avondale Industries is the basis of a "Build America" cam- paign aimed at maximizing use of
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World City and in her operation under the American flag.
Seventy percent or more of the labor and materials for cruise ship construction and outfitting is pro- vided by companies other than ship- yards, and in the case of Phoenix
World City, these non-shipyard components will amount to hundreds of millions of dollars and millions of work hours during con- struction, not to mention mainte- nance services and parts over the life of the ship.
An additional objective of the
Build America campaign is to utilize the building of Phoenix World City as a highly visible symbol of the "building" of America's resourceful- ness and productivity, as well as a platform for addressing causes and conditions that are limiting national effectiveness.
The Build America Committee has invited expressions of interest from companies representing a broad range of products and from all 50 States, as well as from the
Economic Development offices of the states themselves.
Interested companies may write to the Build America Committee,
P.O. Box 1994, Cape Canaveral, Fla. 32920-1994, or to World City Corpo- ration, 330 East 43rd Street, New
York, N.Y. 10017.
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