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With a dependable track record of consistent, on-time scheduling and material ordering, Centex homes is forging partnerships with suppliers that have the mettle to commit to exclusive regional deals.

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Vital Statistics

Company: Centex Homes

Year founded: 1950

Headquarters: Dallas

Number of employees: 6,361

2003 fiscal gross sales: $5.92 billion

2003 U.S. closings: 26,427

As part of their single-source drywall supply relationship, Centex Homes’ Paul Dodge (far left) and Wade Hooker (middle right) and TBS’ Phil Kohut (middle left) regularly fine-tune jobsite logistics. For Kohut, Hooker, and Dodge (below, left to right), site communication and understanding each other’s business models is a primary key to single-primary key to single-source success. Centex Homes’ Dodge (left) and TBS’ Kohut (right) discuss drywall operations at one of the roughly 3,500 jobsites they partner on during the year. Elgin, Ill.–based Seigle’s provides virtually error-free, back order–free supply of Aristokraft cabinets to Centex Homes’ 1,000 units in the Chicago metro area. TBS and Seigle’s plan to leverage their procurement and supply expertise to grow with Centex Homes as the builder increases its market size in Dallas and Chicago.

About the Author

Chris Wood

Chris Wood is a freelance writer and former editor of Multifamily Executive and sister publication ProSales.

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