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THE LEMOINE COMPANY EXPANDS UNDER NEW
ONE LEMOINE BRAND PHILOSOPHY
Expansion of Disaster Services, Launch of Program Services
August 11, 2021
The Lemoine Company, Louisiana’s largest commercial construction company, has announced the expansion of its service lines beyond the construction sector, now unified under the ONE LEMOINE brand philosophy. Recognized for the last 50 years as an industry leader in commercial building construction, LEMOINE has launched a full suite of services to complement its core business, Building Construction.
LEMOINE Service Lines
• Disaster Services
• Program Services
• Building Construction
• Infrastructure
"Our world has presented some unique challenges over the last few years. As LEMOINE has always done, we have responded to those challenges by expanding our core business to serve the public and private sectors where they need our expertise,” said CEO Lenny Lemoine. “We are actively looking for opportunities to grow and to further develop our service delivery.”
“LEMOINE’s success is cultivated by our philosophy of building authentic, lasting relationships. Strategic partnerships are the key to delivering the results our customers expect. We have used our experience, industry resources, and superior talent to form the ONE LEMOINE philosophy. Our service lines deliberately connect to support the full building lifecycle and the communities we serve,” added Lenny Lemoine.
To further strengthen our service delivery, LEMOINE recently acquired DCMC Partners, a crisis management and public safety consulting firm that helps public, non-profit, and private sector organizations effectively prepare for, mitigate, respond to, and recover from disasters. LEMOINE Disaster Services and DCMC are currently assisting the Diocese of Lake Charles with its recovery following Hurricane Laura and is supporting the Puerto Rico Department of Housing’s recovery from Hurricane Maria.
Since 2017, DCMC has been instrumental in resolving many of the most significant problems that surfaced during Puerto Rico’s response and recovery efforts. DCMC has led response operations, established framework for long-term recovery, and initiated Puerto Rico’s project formulation and grants management operations.
LEMOINE also recently acquired a financial interest in Workforce Group, a worldwide leader in disaster recovery program management, inspections and claims, debris monitoring and strategic surge staffing.
The firm’s expanded offerings also include the May 2021 launch of LEMOINE Program Services, led by Jack Darnall. Darnall is well-known nationally, dedicating four decades to the industry, and providing innovative solutions in construction and project management. LEMOINE Program Services provides expert guidance in planning, execution, and delivery of program goals, schedules, and budgets.
Bernhard Capital Partners, a Baton Rouge based investment firm founded by former Shaw Group CEO Jim Bernhard, acquired a financial interest in LEMOINE in 2019. Since that time, Bernhard Capital has supported LEMOINE’s strategic plan to expand its service delivery.
LEMOINE is currently assisting clients in over 20 states and Puerto Rico. Based in Louisiana, LEMOINE has offices in Lafayette, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans, Birmingham, AL, Houston, TX, Alexandria, VA, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
For Immediate Release
Monday, August 9, 2021
Hunter Buffington, Executive Director of the Hemp Feed Coalition joins other experts for the Texas Hemp Growers Association Field Day in August.
The Texas Hemp Growers Association (THGA) will be hosting the 2021 Texas Hemp Row-Crop Field Day at the Bingham Vineyards and Winery 3:00 pm-8:00 pm, Thursday, August 26th, at Bingham Vineyards and Winery, 645 HWY 303 Meadow, Texas.
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The Texas Hemp Growers Association will be hosting the 2021 Texas Hemp Row-Crop Field Day, August 26th, 2021, at the Bingham Vineyards and Winery in Meadow Texas.
MINERAL WELLS TO HOST SECOND ANNUAL CRAZY ABOUT FILM FESTIVAL IN AUGUST
Independent films, filmmakers once again coming to North Central Texas community
MINERAL WELLS, Texas – The world of independent films and filmmakers will again be in the spotlight during the Second Annual Crazy About Film Festival taking place August 20-22 in Mineral Wells, Texas.
BOERNE – Longtime Granite Publications employee and Boerne Star Publisher Jim Beaver has retired after 42 years in the newspaper profession.
Beaver, 67, started in the business at a daily newspaper in Festus, Missouri. He has worked at Granite Publications, The Star’s parent company, since 2008.
At the time of his retirement, he was one of two executive area publishers for the company, overseeing several newspapers in the group while also being responsible for The Boerne Star.
Donald P. Moore was born in Dayton as the son of a Texas newspaperman. So it should not come as a surprise he chose community newspapers as a career. After 55 years of rolling and throwing papers, shooting photos, writing stories, selling ads and managing others in doing the same, the veteran newspaperman decided to retire in July.
Moore employed a concept in dealing with readers and advertisers over the years that served him well. He always tried to find a way to say “Yes.”
HEARNE – Teresa Phillips has taken over as publisher of the Robertson County News and the Franklin Advocate, succeeding her husband, Dennis, who noted he is taking on a smaller role as managing editor.
The couple formed Phillips Publishing, LLC, in late 2020 when they acquired the two Robertson County newspapers from Moser Community Media. At that time, Dennis Phillips had been publisher and Teresa Phillips had been associate publisher since 2012.