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Wecost Housing construction, This
President Jonanson's request to
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the HUD announcement of May 8, 1968, is attached
Newspapermen aha others have indicated that in actual.
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because of political pressures the award was postponed
other two were then included in the award.
This possibility is xeflected in the issue of May 16
of MeGraw-Hill's Construction Weekly which stated;
"According to HUD, three contractors were
chosen instead of one, as originally planned,
to carry out the In-City proposal because
each is approaching the problem in a difrverent
way. However, sources close to the project
say that the ABT-DMIM group was selected first
in a competition among 19 firms, Two weeks
later, the sources say, Westinghouse and
Buildings Systems Development received contracts
and the three are in compatition now for the
second stage of the program. Building Systems
Development has as one of its prime consultants
Kaiser Industries. Ndgaxr Kaiser, chairman of
the board, also heads President Johnson's
Committee on Urban Housing."
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Atlanta, Ga.
altimore, MG...
leveland, Ohio
Dayton, Onio—
Detroit, Mich.
, Hast St. Louis, Ill.
Gainesville, Ga,
Conn, :
and Park, Mich.
Honolulu, Hawaii’
Huntsville, Ala.
Kansas City, Mo.
Los Angeles, Calif,
Manchester, N.H.
Minneapolis, Minn,
New Bedford,. Mass.
Norfolk, Va.
Rochester, N.Y.
Saginaw, Mich,
Texarkana, Ark,
Texarkana, Texas
Tulsa, Okla.
Waco, Texas
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Winooski, Vt.
Worcester, Mass.
£ avproximately 20-25 cities out
Wecost Housing construction, This
President Jonanson's request to
uce 6,000,000 new or rehabilitated
P-bnits Lor lower income housing over
3 :
i fu
vock et
OS Pt
ri oye
+p
mo
Ou
d cr
ch her
2.000 2
we
C
4 oe oa ¢* poe *
Out oF 192 iS bicding, three wero selected: A
=
>
uxe composcd of A=T Associates, inc. of Cambrid
tts, ana Daniel, Hann, vonnson & Mendenhall of
(ADT-DMIM) , Kaisexz Incustries and Westinghouse,
the HUD announcement of May 8, 1968, is attached
Newspapermen aha others have indicated that in actual.
MIM,
~
Cy
because of political pressures the award was postponed
other two were then included in the award.
This possibility is xeflected in the issue of May 16
of MeGraw-Hill's Construction Weekly which stated;
"According to HUD, three contractors were
chosen instead of one, as originally planned,
to carry out the In-City proposal because
each is approaching the problem in a difrverent
way. However, sources close to the project
say that the ABT-DMIM group was selected first
in a competition among 19 firms, Two weeks
later, the sources say, Westinghouse and
Buildings Systems Development received contracts
and the three are in compatition now for the
second stage of the program. Building Systems
Development has as one of its prime consultants
Kaiser Industries. Ndgaxr Kaiser, chairman of
the board, also heads President Johnson's
Committee on Urban Housing."
)
$O 00 EW dt ct ty
nu @
k.
OPpOaiT de Po wx
.
a
OQemMb ern Ou th) @
© ©
ct
Fj
cv"
OF
mo
tebe
Rar
aod ts
Sole ys OSL aii ;
LOWKCost
G
3
fo pet by
ea)
bet ht hi ©
Gm Oo] &
Meet eB fn WS FD ©
mop Rhy © ef
eh O) 2 cher bs G
rt
w
es =9
a
et F;
2
mH
Wa
vwuiie
S) et FL ty © 6
ope ty
Boom &
pra air ¥
ABT=DNIM
i 5 .
ate he,
baie
wen |} ae = =."
COMPLETO S24 ei See SOG Os
eet pened” Se
devel LODAne
B0UCULL Cor
has gone
Up to this: pean t AsT-
either in X or for the award of the contract in
All it socks is that Stage Ti of the project be
m On @ TOn- tical basis, and one which will
at the tax S Will receive the maximum benefit of
minary worl “Wad ich the AST-DMOM group has already
the List oF civics attached hereto. It should be
t for each chese cities ADBT-DMJM sent a team
g of an economist,.sociologist, See) engineer
x. its work has been sunorvisedrby former Mayor a
£ Boston, who is resvonsible gor that city's
ction program and who is presently professor of
aies at M.I.7.
SESS OF
zDOuE
12@,
housing
mn Sh ch
vie
xtain sel
* ate ae *,
Wav tne mANnOL
i
‘gcruction and renabilita
rected cil
nitacned hereto,
~ 1.4 —" a
for the second
UD which has
Ss indicates
in which
tS proposal for Stage
eo
vies.
-_
“Daie i has applied no political
i
3
a
bs
4
Pvprave Ay Qin anv
Wak k a EE 4h Bk ot
Alpucuergue NM.
Atlanta, Ga.
altimore, MG...
leveland, Ohio
Dayton, Onio—
Detroit, Mich.
, Hast St. Louis, Ill.
Gainesville, Ga,
Conn, :
and Park, Mich.
Honolulu, Hawaii’
Huntsville, Ala.
Kansas City, Mo.
Los Angeles, Calif,
Manchester, N.H.
Minneapolis, Minn,
New Bedford,. Mass.
Norfolk, Va.
Rochester, N.Y.
Saginaw, Mich,
Texarkana, Ark,
Texarkana, Texas
Tulsa, Okla.
Waco, Texas
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Winooski, Vt.
Worcester, Mass.