Bricking Solutions, formerly Pneumat-O-Ring International, has agreed to a merger with Brokk, AB of Sweden. The headquarters for the new company will remain in Monroe, near Seattle, Wash., where Bricking Solutions has had its manufacturing facilities since 1967.

Decker Industries received a multi-million-dollar contract from National Gypsum. The Lake Wylie, S.C. company will be engineering and constructing a greenfield synthetic gypsum retrieval system at the proposed new plant in Apollo Beach, Fla. The storage/ retrieval system will incorporate a dome storage building, a rotary plow reclaim system, and a belt conveyor system for transferring and stacking the material. The plant is expected to be operational in the first quarter of 2001 and will produce 700 million square feet of gypsum wallboard annually.

Thermoteknix Systems announced the opening of a U.S. sales office in Washington. The new office will be managed by Dick Ludwig, formerly of Quadtek and Honeywell.

Fuller Bulk Handling Corp. redesigned its web site (www.fullerbulkhandling.com). The new site features a career section, case studies, global and industry links, literature in PDF format, and press releases.

Dragon Cement and Concrete launched a web site at www.dragonproducts.com. The site contains information on both the company's cement and concrete divisions, product information, a company history, process descriptions and a list of plant locations. The locations are linked to Expedia maps for quick reference to driving directions.

The Falk Corp. formed Club Gear Head, an Extranet web site for registered users. Members can access information such as product sizing and pricing, product availability, and order status. Other features are a question/answer bulletin board, web chats, free classified ad service, application guides, and power transmission library. To become a member, register at www.falkcorp.com.