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Eugene Builders Exchange
Nonprofit organization management
Founded in 1948
Eugene, Oregon
ebe.orgEugene Builders Exchange
Nonprofit organization managementFounded in 1948Eugene, Oregon
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Eugene Builders Exchange's Revenue (Yearly)
31.6M
Employees
4
Eugene Builders Exchange information
The Eugene Builders Exchange is located in Lane County, Oregon. Our mission is to provide statewide opportunities so our members can bid on projects. We collect projects from multiple resources and bring them to a one-stop-shop. We work hand-in-hand with the state, county, city, school districts, architects, engineers, owners, and contractors to bring as many opportunities as we can to our memb...
The Eugene Builders Exchange is located in Lane County, Oregon. Our mission is to provide statewide opportunities so our members can bid on projects. We collect projects from multiple resources and bring them to a one-stop-shop. We work hand-in-hand with the state, county, city, school districts, architects, engineers, owners, and contractors to bring as many opportunities as we can to our members.
Eugene Builders Exchange industries
Lead generator
Plan center
Full service printing
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Eugene Builders Exchange's financial review
Eugene Builders Exchange's Revenue (Yearly)
31.6M
Employees
4
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