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Thank you.
With the best clients and employees in the world, MK has been building
for more than 80 years.
Big things. Like the Hoover Dam. Great Things. Like the Kennedy Space
Center. And technological marvels. Like the Saturn plant for General Motors.
Construction that has changed the face of the earth all around the world. With
our merger with Washington Construction, this tradition continues.
We also build loyalty.
Sure, we are proud of these projects. But what gives us the most pride
is the dedicated spirit of our people - people who don't know the meaning of the
word "can't". They know their success depends on making the customer a success.
The result is something that seems to be missing in today's business culture.
Loyalty.
Our people stay true to our customers - delivering value. In return,
our customers reward us with new business, over and over again.
And the golden rule pays off on the bottom line. Over $4 billion in
order backlog is evidence of that.
It only shows it's the character of our people that matters the most -
and the lasting relationships they build with our customers.
Yes, on top of everything else, we build loyalty. And when our
customers give it back we can only try harder to maintain the trust we've worked
so hard to earn. With added strength from our merger with Washington
Construction, MK is positioned for the future and committed to continuing to
deliver value to customers for the next 80 years.
We're
[Logo] MORRISON KNUDSEN CORPORATION
Operational Excellence. Financial Strength. Proven Management.
/s/ Dennis R. Washington /s/ Robert A. Tinstman
Dennis R. Washington Robert A. Tinstman
Chairman President and Chief Executive Officer
Visit our web site at www.mk.com for more information on MK.