Insights: News Construction Materials Company Tremco Adds Three Kilpatrick Lobbyists to Raleigh Influence Roster
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RALEIGH, N.C. - Tremco CPG Inc., part of the publicly traded RPM International construction products business, has added three lobbyists from Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton to represent its interests in North Carolina. Dylan Reel, Trafton Dinwiddie, and Dylan Frick join the company's state lobbying roster as lawmakers and regulators prepare for a major transfer of building-code administration to the Department of Labor, bringing new attention to the rules governing construction materials, building performance, and public facilities.
Tremco enters the state's lobbying registry with an established commercial interest in North Carolina's public construction market. Its affiliated roofing and construction-services business, Weatherproofing Technologies Inc. (WTI), is identified as an awarded vendor under a cooperative purchasing contract marketed to North Carolina school districts, colleges, municipalities, and other public institutions. The combination places Tremco's business within two distinct areas of government decision-making: the regulation of buildings and the purchasing decisions that determine who supplies, restores, and maintains them.
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