Bechtel

Bechtel

-In U.S.>San Francisco, California; Frederick, Maryland; Glendale, Arizona; Houston, Texas; McLean, Virginia; Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Richland, Washington; Sugar Land, Texas; Washington, D.C.

-Around the world>http://www.bechtel.com/offices.html

http://www.bechtel.com/

Work in progress.

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“Bechtel is among the most respected engineering, procurement, and construction companies in the world.” [LOL]

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http://www.businesspundit.com/the-25-most-vicious-iraq-war-profiteers/–>

Bechtel is yet another Iraq contractor who seems to have benefited from close ties to the Bush Admistration. How else would a company recommended by the man who oversaw the Big Dig disaster possibly be awarded a $2.4 billion, no-bid reconstruction contract for Iraq’s infrastructure? Journalists and competitors are scratching their heads at why the Bush Administration trusted the choice of USAID chief Andrew Natsios after his woefully ineffective tenure at the head of the Massachussetts Turnpike Authority. While in that capacity, the Big Dig’s operating costs ballooned from an initial $2.6 billion to $14.6 billion, and the job still took years to complete! …In line with Natsios’ track record of recommendations, this one turned out to be a flop. Bechtel proceeded to lose its contract for the Basra Children’s Hospital Project after falling a year and a half behind schedule and $70-$90 million over budget.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS, BECHTEL GROUP, INC.

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Inside directors

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Mike Adams

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Michael Bailey

General Counsel.

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Riley Bechtel

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Steve Bechtel, Jr.

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Peter Dawson

Chief Financial Officer.

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Bill Dudley

President & Chief Operating Officer.

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Jack Futcher

President of the Bechtel Power Corporation.

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Andy Greig

Head of Bechtel Australia.

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John MacDonald

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Scott Ogilvie

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Adrian Zaccaria

In January of 1996, Mr. Zaccaria was named President and Chief Operating Officer of Bechtel Group, Inc.

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Outside directors

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Leigh Clifford AO, Chairman, Qantas Airways Limited, and former CEO, Rio Tinto Group

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Alan Dachs, President & CEO, Fremont Group

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Bob Joss, Professor of Finance and former Dean of the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University

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Nick Moore, Former Global Chairperson, PricewaterhouseCoopers

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David O’Reilly, Former Chairman and CEO, Chevron

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Dan Warmenhoven, Chairman and former CEO, NetApp

Microchip technology, etc. Location: Los Gatos, CA.

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Leadership

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Riley Bechtel, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer

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Bill Dudley, President & Chief Operating Officer

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Peter Dawson, Chief Financial Officer

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Michael Bailey, General Counsel

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BUSINESS UNITs

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Bechtel Systems & Infrastructure, Inc.
Craig Albert, President

Houston, Texas Area.

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David Walker, Bechtel National, Inc.

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Civil
Mike Adams, President

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Walker Kimball, Aviation and Infrastructure

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Tom McCarthy, Rail

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Mining & Metals
Andy Greig, President

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Oil, Gas & Chemicals
Jack Futcher, President

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Sergio Buoncristiano, Pipeline and Offshore

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Richard M “Dick” McIlhattan, LNG

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Scott Johnson, Downstream

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Power
Alasdair Cathcart, President

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Jeff Brightman, Fossil Power

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Jim Ivany, Renewable Power

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Carl Rau, Nuclear Power

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Toby Seay, Communications and Transmission

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Regions

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Asia
Steve Katzman, President

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Europe, Africa & Middle East
C. David Welch, President

B. 1953 in Munich, Germany. Bechtel President, Europe-Africa-Middle East Div.; US Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs (2005-2008); US Ambassador to Egypt (2001-05); US Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs (1998-2001); US State Department Principal Deputy Asst. Secy., Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (1995-98); US State Department Deputy Chief of Mission, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (1992-95); US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia ad interim (1992-94); US State Department Executive Assistant, Under Secretary for Political Affairs (1991-92); US National Security Council Staff (1989-91); US State Department Political Officer, Amman, Jordan (1986-88); US State Department Chief of the Political Section, Damascus, Syria (1984-86); US State Department Lebanon Desk Officer (1982-83); US State Department Syria Desk Officer (1981-82); US State Department Political Officer, Islamabad, Pakistan (1979-81); US State Department Staff, Under Secy. for Security Assistance, Science, and Technology (1977-79); Phi Beta Kappa Society; Council on Foreign Relations. Wife: Gretchen Gerwe Welch (foreign service officer, three daughters).

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Latin America
José Ivo, President

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