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Daniel K. Fordice III
Dan Fordice is vice president for Fordice Construction Co. He earned a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering technology from Mississippi State University. He served 13 years in the U.S. Army and the Mississippi Army National Guard. Fordice Construction is a heavy civil operation that builds precast concrete bridges and articulated concrete mattresses for the Army Corps of Engineers and has a marine and a commercial building division.
Dan is active at the local and national levels with many professional and civic organizations, especially with the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC). He has served as president and has been on the board of the Mississippi Valley AGC for over 25 years. He also has served on numerous committees for the national AGC, is a life member of the Board of Governors, and is currently the national vice president. Dan founded and currently chairs two not-for-profit foundations. The Southern Heritage Air Foundation honors WWII aviation and pilots and operates numerous WWII aircraft. The Warrior Bonfire Program works with post-9/11 Purple Heart veterans. He is a 2015 Distinguished Fellow from the Bagley School of Engineering at Mississippi State.
Dan is active at the local and national levels with many professional and civic organizations, especially with the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC). He has served as president and has been on the board of the Mississippi Valley AGC for over 25 years. He also has served on numerous committees for the national AGC, is a life member of the Board of Governors, and is currently the national vice president. Dan founded and currently chairs two not-for-profit foundations. The Southern Heritage Air Foundation honors WWII aviation and pilots and operates numerous WWII aircraft. The Warrior Bonfire Program works with post-9/11 Purple Heart veterans. He is a 2015 Distinguished Fellow from the Bagley School of Engineering at Mississippi State.
Elected for:
"Visionary national leader to industry, society, and the nation in flood controls, bridge construction, buildings, and the Wounded Warriors program."