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== Fuel Fix  Shell names new CEO to replace retiring Vos ==

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Royal Dutch Shell selected its future chief executive officer, refining leader Ben van Beurden, indicating its plans to leverage its chemical and refining expertise to keep pace with the growing role of downstream.

Van Beurden will succeed current CEO Peter Voser in 2014, .

“His focus has been downstream, including 10 years in liquefied natural gas, which may surprise some who expected more upstream focus (Marvin Odum, Andrew Brown, or CFO Simon Henry),” wrote Tudor Pickering Holt in a Tuesday morning analyst’s note. “However, Royal Dutch Shell has significant leverage to liquefied natural gas,[http://usaww.jp/cgi-local/bbs/joyful.cgi Is Social Bookmarking A Good Way To Market My Inte],[http://www.jerseys-hearts.com/Royals-48-Soria-dark-blue-Jerseys-645/ Royals 48 Soria dark blue Jerseys], gas to liquids, and petrochemicals.”

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“Ben has deep knowledge of the industry and proven executive experience across a range of Shell businesses,” said Shell Chairman Jorma Ollila in a written statement. “Ben will continue to drive and further develop the strategic agenda that we have set out, to generate competitive returns for our shareholders.”

Van Beurden, a Dutch national, joined Shell in 1983 and has held a number of technical and commercial roles in both the Upstream and Downstream businesses. He graduated with a Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering from Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands.

Peter Voser will leave Shell at the end of March 2014,[http://www.nsl.co.jp/jinzai/postmail.cgi This is the form of SEO that completely focuses on], marking the end of 29 years with the Company.

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== JUNEAU, Alaska- State plans to rebid janitorial contracts ==

<html>JUNEAU, Alaska The state plans to rebid janitorial contracts for three office buildings after the winning bidder dropped out.
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REACH Custodial Services had held the contracts for 20 years under the state's "employment program and disability preference." The preference allows the state to give extra consideration to businesses owned by or employing people with disabilities. It also allowed for the contract with REACH to be exempted from the procurement process.
The nonprofit REACH helps and employs people with developmental disabilities.
Mills said the contract with REACH was valued, but the competitive bidding process needed to be reinstated.
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JJG will provide custodial services on the contracts until a new contract is awarded.
Even with the 15 percent "procurement preference," REACH's bid wasn't competitive enough during the last round.
Millie Ryan, executive director of REACH, said her group plans to rebid on janitorial contracts for the State Office Building, Dimond Courthouse and third floor of the Capitol, where the offices of the governor and lieutenant governor are located.
"We'll be taking a look at what we did before, but we need to make sure that whatever we put in is going to cover our costs," Ryan said. "We will make it the most competitive bid that we can make it."
Ryan said most who worked at the state offices were able to find other jobs after the contract ended July 1. 

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