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NATECH Headlines
NATECH'S CEO receives 2004 Secretary of Transportation's Minority Business Award on November 30, 2004.
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"The 2004 Secretary of Transportation's Minority Business Awards Ceremony illustrated the impact of minority and women businesses and their advocates on America's economy. As highlighted during the event, your business achievements are significant and serve as a model for other contractors and transportation grant recipients."
- Sean Moss
U.S. Department of Transportation |
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WorldLink.com, an electronic newspaper for Southern Oregon, wrote an article regarding this trip. To read the article, follow this link: http://www.theworldlink.com/special_section/15/q52c1614f6df866dad102a3660d4a7349.txt |
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Administrator's “Award for Outstanding Tribal Business” in Washington DC on November 4, 2004.
NATECH and its EPA, Region 10, Seattle, Washington Mailroom Staff capped their second year by winning the Environmental Protection Agency’s Administration’s Award for Outstanding Tribal Business. Stephen Mohorko, Site Manager traveled to Washington DC November 4, 2004 to accept the award at the Administration’s 16th Annual Small and Disadvantaged Business Award Ceremony. Mr. Mohorko’s team includes, Rowena Arreola, Janis Burge, Ryan Cress, Rick Sandico, Alesha Dawson, Kevin Brown and Lilian Sandico.
Radar tower completed, Columbus AFB.
 NATECH completes its first DASR-11 Airport Surveillance Radar installation at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. NATECH is a subcontractor to Raytheon Technical Services Corporation, the manufacturer of the radars. We are in the final stages of completing a system for the Federal Aviation Administration at Waco Regional Airport, Texas and in the initial construction stages of two systems, one at Whiting Naval air Station and one at Pensacola Regional Airport.
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