CDI is a Commercial Property Development, Investment and Management Company located in Fairfield, California. CDI was established in 1988 and currently manages and leases their own commercial real estate in Napa and Solano counties. Busch Campus Park is located on Chadbourne Road off Highway 80 and 12 in Fairfield, California. The office park is a PUD and consists of ten office buildings, Tenant mix is National Credit Tenants, Medical, Non-Profit and Government Agencies.
Within our 17,000 sf of workspace, we can customize to our members' needs. From a single HotDESK to a Private Suite, we understand that different businesses have different workspace needs, so let us know what you need so we can accommodate you. For emergencies, call our emergency answering service at (707) 450-4068.
Within our 17,000 sf of workspace, we can customize to our members' needs. From a single HotDESK to a Private Suite, we understand that different businesses have different workspace needs, so let us know what you need so we can accommodate you. For emergencies, call our emergency answering service at (707) 450-4068.
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CDI is a Commercial Property Development, Investment and Management Company.
CDI was established in 1988 and the Company currently manages and leases their own commercial real estate in the Napa and the Fairfield area.
CDI was established by Rodger O. Heggelund, Lawrence Nelson, Tim Buntain and Harry T. Price.
Initially, CDI developed and constructed industrial buildings at Green Island Industrial Park in American Canyon.
Branching out, CDI developed industrial buildings in Benicia, Cordelia and Fairfield.
CDI was established in 1988 and the Company currently manages and leases their own commercial real estate in the Napa and the Fairfield area.
CDI was established by Rodger O. Heggelund, Lawrence Nelson, Tim Buntain and Harry T. Price.
Initially, CDI developed and constructed industrial buildings at Green Island Industrial Park in American Canyon.
Branching out, CDI developed industrial buildings in Benicia, Cordelia and Fairfield.
FlightSafety trains KC-10 crew members and operates two Weapon System Trainers (full-motion flight simulators), one Flight Training Device (non-motion flight simulator) and one Boom Operator Flight Trainer at both Travis and McGuire Air Force Bases under a nine-year Government contract.
The KC-10A Extender entered service in 1981 as a modified McDonnell-Douglas DC10.
The current fleet of 59 KC-10A's is uniquely suited for both the air refueling and airlift missions.
The Extender is capable of both taking on fuel as a receiver aircraft and off-loading fuel as a traditional aerial tanker.
The KC-10A Extender entered service in 1981 as a modified McDonnell-Douglas DC10.
The current fleet of 59 KC-10A's is uniquely suited for both the air refueling and airlift missions.
The Extender is capable of both taking on fuel as a receiver aircraft and off-loading fuel as a traditional aerial tanker.
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