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BOSTON (AP) The company seeking to build a $5 billion natural gas pipeline in Massachusetts has proposed an alternative route that includes part of southern New Hampshire. The route would travel from New York into western Massachusetts for 63 mi. (101 km), then turn north and continue for another 70 mi. (112.6 km) in southern New Hampshire before turning south again into Massachusetts, ending in Dracut. Under the original proposal, Kinder Morgan Inc. planned to run the pipeline 127 mi. (204 km) through Massachusetts. The proposed pipeline has sparked opposition to the project in many Massachusetts communities. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment U.S. Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Edward Markey are among the Massachusetts politicians who have opposed the Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) plan outright. Environmental activists also have opposed construction of the pipeline. “We’re trying to adjust the line to respond to those concerns,” company spokesman Allen Fore said Dec. 5. Fore said the proposed path would weave through 16 Massachusetts communities and 17 communities in New Hampshire. One goal of the new path is to steer the pipeline away from largely see CrANE page 8 undeveloped lands by following existing utility or developed routes. The path also would cut through the properties of far fewer Massachusetts landowners, according to the company. Fore said the company will send out letters to landowners alerting them to the new proposed route. Open houses and public hearings will be held on the proposal. He said Kinder Morgan plans to send out surveying requests after the start of At stake, through four highly skilled crane-operating events, were $500, 2015. It doesn't plan to officially file $250 and $50 prizes, with the winners in each category to travel to the for federal permits to build the National Competition for a shot at the $10,000 grand prize next October. pipeline until the fall. The firm hopes
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002S(675)X ]. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Baltazar Contractors Inc. — $5,278,115 • Northern Construction Service LLC — $5,726,639 • J. H. Maxymillian Inc. — $5,747,044 • Ludlow Construction Company Inc. — $5,908,420 • E. T. & L. Corporation — $5,928,948 • F & J Incorporated — $5,995,523 • C & A Construction Company Inc. — $6,243,759 • The Lane Construction Corporation — $7,414,190 County/District: District 2 Proposal Number: 002 - 607741 Project: Application of reflectorized pavement markings. Location: Various locations. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • T.M.I. Services Inc. — $363,422 • RoadSafe Traffic Systems Inc. — $429,079 • Hi-Way Safety Systems Inc. — $460,315 • Markings Inc. — $470,433 Counties/Districts: Needham and Wellesley Proposal Number: 003 - 603711 Project: Federal Aid Project No. NHP-95-2(122) Add-ALane Contract V. Location: Along a section of Interstate 95 includes six bridges. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Barletta Heavy Division Inc. — $137,590,000 • McCourt-Skanska JV — $149,724,715 • The Middlesex Corporation — $150,969,532 • DW White-SPS Joint Venture LLC — $155,091,145 • Walsh/Lynch Joint Venture — $166,594,268 County/District: District 1 Proposal Number: 005 - 607772 Project: Guard rail repairs and upgrades. Location: Various locations. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Commonwealth Guardrail Inc. — $272,966 • DeLucca Fence Company Inc. — $274,196 • Premier Fence LLC — $290,191 Counties/Districts: New Bedford and Fairhaven Proposal Number: 007 - 606172 Project: Resurfacing and related work. Location: Along a section of I-195 F.A.P. NHP-1953(108) & STP-195-3(108). Contractors and Bid Amounts: • J.H. Lynch & Sons Inc. — $6,535,507 • P. J. Keating Company — $6,723,412 County/District: District 4 Proposal Number: 001 - 607648 Project: Scheduled and emergency substructure repairs. Location: Various locations. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Cora Operations Inc. — $3,585,870 • SPS New England Inc. — $4,493,859 • MIG Corporation Inc. — $4,556,980 • N.E.L. Corporation — Non-Responsive
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Ten Competitors From Five States Compete in Challenge
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Continental Paving Inc., owned and operated by brothers Rick and Mark Charbonneau, is a New Hampshire-based business, which features commercial and industrial site development, asphalt paving and trucking. The company specializes in portable aggregate crushing; roadway pavement milling and reclamation; asphalt production and sales; and aggregate production and sales from both the Litchfield Sand & Gravel operation and the Continental Paving quarry in Londonderry, N.H. Continental has two major divisions, the construction division and an aggregate/asphalt division.
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“The inception and later on, the growth of our aggregate and asphalt division was dictated by the growth of our construction division and a shortage of materials that we needed to do our projects,” said Mark Charbonneau. “Our first step into aggregate production came in the early 1980s when we purchased an Austin Weston crusher to produce road base. The ’80s was a strong growth period for the Nashua and Manchester areas of New Hampshire. There was a huge housing boom going on as the Boston suburbs started to spread northward and we just couldn’t get enough aggregate material for the projects we had booked. In 1986, the company purchased our first aggregate/asphalt plant in Londonderry, New Hampshire. In the late ’80s, the region experienced a housing crash and a significant downturn in the economy in general.” Fortunately for Continental Paving, the owners had the foresight to move the company in a different direction and started doing DOT work. “In 1990, there was a major expansion at the Manchester, New Hampshire, airport and we were involved in much of the work there. That project kept us busy from the early preparation and construction of the new terminal facility
to various taxi way and airfield facility construction. The expansion at the airport has continued to be aggressive. Most recently, we completed a project involving the replacement of the airfield snow melt facilities,” Charbonneau said. Continental’s paving and asphalt facility located at 1 Continental Drive in Londonderry, N.H., is a 450-acre site. The company owns a second facility known as Litchfield Sand & Gravel, which is located in Litchfield, N.H. The Litchfield facility is a mirror image of the Londonderry facility. Most recently, Continental added a facility in Concord, N.H., named Concord Sand & Gravel.
On the Job More than 300 employees work in the facilities, which combined produce 2 million tons of aggregate a year and 750,000 tons of hot mix asphalt a year, according to Charbonneau. Continental’s plants consist of a 44 x 48 primary jaw crusher that feeds material to a Metso HP400 cone crusher. From the jaw crusher material is conveyed to a 7 x 24 Deister triple deck scalping screen. Top and middle screen oversize material is sent to a Metso HP400 cone crusher. Material from the cone, is combined with material from the bottom screen and is sent to a surge pile. Material from the surge pile is sent to a pair of Deister 7 x 20 triple deck screens. From this screen material goes to another pair of Metso HP400 fine or short head crushers. Then for final sizing and washing material is sent to a pair of Deister 8 x 20 four deck screens. The Londonderry and Litchfield Continental plants each also include two Astec asphalt plants. All of Continental’s faciliMark Charbonneau (L) of Continental Paving and ties contain Metso HP400 Doug Baker of Whitney & Son.
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nationals. The event was co-sponsored for the second year by Cranes101, headquartered in Bellingham, Mass., and Wood’s CRW Corp. “There are four or five other events held in the country now,” said Michael Sylvia, vice president of cane sales of Wood’s CRW Corp. “This is a chance for us to give our good customers and vendors a chance to compete with both an event and an open house. We always like to host it. It gets people to come here who don’t normally come here.” Sylvia said that the winners in the three major crane events — the two-barrel slam Mike Rexford, an inspector of Cranes Aerial Truck Service, dunk event, the pipe event and the slalom will volunteers as a judge. compete in the same events for the grand prize The barrel slalom challenge. a year from now. “It was formerly held at ConExpo in Las Vegas, but they keting specialist of Cranes101. “Then, we give them a test in June, with others set for North Dakota, Florida and California. are looking for a new home. That hasn’t been set yet,” said score of how they did.” The other three events were all hands-on. “The top two operators from each go to the finals,” Sturm Sylvia. “There is the two-barrel slam dunk, where the operator said. “We pay for their flight, we pay for their hotel. The The first event was a rigging competition that did not involve large cranes. Operators examined riggings and slings has to move a heavy iron ball in and out of two barrels. You final, which I saw last year, is really, really awesome.” (This story also can be found on Construction laid out over a table just outside the bay doors of the Wood’s lose points if you move the barrel or knock it over. You cannot knock the barrel out of the circles. Best time gets highest Equipment Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequipCRW garage. mentguide.com.) CEG “There are 20 sling setups and they have to identify what’s points, of course,” said Sturm. see CRANE page 19 Sturm said there was a similar event held in Pennsylvania wrong with each piece of equipment,” said Jenn Sturm, mar-
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N.H. Officials Seek to Restore State School Building Aid By Kathleen Ronayne ASSOCIATED PRESS
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) When Toni Weinstein of Newmarket was deciding whether to enroll her fifth grade son in private school, the condition of the town’s junior-senior high school crossed her mind: classrooms so small that some teachers roll supplies around on carts; difficulties updating technology infrastructure because of asbestos in the walls; safety and disability code violations that prompted a threat of closure from the fire marshal. She chose private school. “In the end, there are other issues that came into my decision, but had the school issue been resolved, it never would have entered my mind,” said Weinstein, a town councilor and member of Newmarket Solutions, a group focused on improving schools. “It weighs so heavily on this community that you’re constantly weighing your options and constantly questioning different school districts.”
“We talk about the issue that all children should have an equal opportunity for an education…it’s pretty hard for a school to compete if they don’t have a proper science lab.”
budget on building aid, but in recent years the state has only used about $42 million of that to pay off existing debt, Ladd said. In 2011, lawmakers tightened the rules on which projects can receive aid — if and when aid for new projects is restored. In the meantime, towns that want to build grapple with how to cover the costs. Beyond Newmarket, the high school in Milton needs updates and the town of Middleton wants to build its own elementary school rather than sending students to Farmington. Ladd, a Republican and former teacher, wrote a bill aimed at requiring the state to spend all $50 million, meaning the $8
million that doesn’t go toward paying off old projects could be used for new ones. That could help pay for three or four new projects, Ladd predicted. As lawmakers begin setting priorities for the next budget, Ladd will keep fighting to make building aid one of them. “We talk about the issue that all children should have an equal opportunity for an education in New Hampshire,” Ladd said. “Well, it’s pretty hard for a school to compete if they don’t have a proper science lab.” (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Newmarket voters opposed a $45 million bond this year to construct a new school. In the past, they could’ve received help from the state through a school building aid program that poured millions into school repairs and construction. But facing debt from past projects, the Legislature stopped giving money to new projects in 2010, leaving communities to decide whether residents should shoulder the full cost. State Reps. Michael Cahill, John Mullen and Rick Ladd have all filed bills for the coming Legislative session that would reinstate money for new projects. The effort to restore funding comes during what will likely be a difficult budget season. Republicans are predicting a need for cuts, and Gov. Maggie Hassan recently ordered state agencies to cut their existing budgets to avoid a deficit. “I’ve already been told, ‘You’ve got to find the money someplace,’” said Mullen, a Middleton Republican. “I’ll find the money someplace, it’s around. We have shortchanged our communities’ education.” For decades, the state handed out building aid freely. Now, the state is on the hook for $539 million through 2040 to pay off more than 360 projects, according to a 2011 report from the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies. High school construction projects in Nashua, Conway, Windham and other towns benefited from the money. State law says the state can spend $50 million of each
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Operators Examine 20 Sling Setups for Competition CRANE from page 16
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Whitney & Son Helps N.H. Firm Maximize Efficiency CONTINENTAL from page 10
cone crushers. These crushers feature high capacity fine aggregate production, excellent particle shape and bronze brushing construction, which offers the low repair costs, according to the company. All repairs can be done in the field. “What impresses us the most about the Metso HP cone crushers is their ease of repair,” Charbonneau said. “All components can be removed from the top and are readily accessible. These crushers offer us a very simple design and the lowest cost per ton of production in a larger variety of sizing than any other crusher. We are very selfsufficient and we do the vast majority of the maintenance and repair work ourselves.” Between the Londonderry and Litchfield plants, Continental has a total of 10 Deister screens. All of the Metso and Deister products were purchased from and are serviced by Whitney & Son in Fitchburg, Mass. “Over the years, we have found both Deister and Whitney to be very easy to work with. All of the screens are custom made and I believe they are the best-made screen in the market. They have a very simple vibrating mechanism and are simple to repair. The Deisters are easy to maintain and through Whitney & Son we get great parts availability and service. Whitney also makes available a great bearing exchange program,” Charbonneau said. Continental also has purchased a Metso LT110 tracked jaw crusher and a Metso NW125 portable rubber-tired jaw crusher, which they use for site work, and many of their road projects. According to Charbonneau, “We have had a great experience dealing with Whitney & Son and their representative, Doug Baker. We have always found Whitney’s staff to be very knowledgeable and readily accessible in the training of our employees. They also have
A total of 10 Deister screens are in use at the Continental facilities.
good parts availability. “At Continental Paving our goal is to be consistently the lowest cost producer of aggregate material in the area. We make every endeavor to employ the best people available and to give our employees what they need to achieve our production cost goals and to give those same employees a fair working environment. “Our relationship with Whitney & Son helps us maximize our efficiency efforts. Whitney understands that our goal is to never pick up any
Metso HP400 cone crushers are Continental’s crusher of choice.
material more than twice; once as shot rock and the second time as a finished product. We use bin load trucks, which some would consider old technology, but it is the best way to load trucks with the least amount of moving parts. We designed our entire crushing spread with the goal of eliminating wear parts. These two objectives are also key in keeping our fuel consumption low. “We have been running this plant for a very long time and we pride ourselves on being self-sufficient. However, when we run into a problem that involves troubleshooting the Whitney staff and Doug Baker are experts at problem solving,” Charbonneau said, For more information on Whitney & Son, visit www.whitneyandson.com.
In the Beginning In the 1970s, a family-owned and operated trucking business was run by the Charbonneau family in the Hudson, N.H., area. Claude Truck Rental steadily expanded into various related construction industries such as site development, utility construction and eventually aggregate production and paving. In 1980, brothers Rick and Mark Charbonneau bought their father out of the business, and Continental Paving was born. For more information on Continental Paving, visit www.continentalpaving.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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NEW ENGLAND SUPPLEMENT ADVERTISER INDEX ACE EQUIPMENT SALES INC ......................................11 ARGUS INDUSTRIAL COMPANY ....................................1 ASTRO CRANE ..............................................................14 BARRY EQUIPMENT CO................................................16 CHADWICK BAROSS MA ..........................................7,15 CLASSIFIEDS ................................................................14 CONTRACTOR’S CORNER ..........................................14 E W SLEEPER CO............................................................6 EQUIPMENT EAST ........................................................1,9 FOLEY MARINE & INDUSTRIAL ENGINE ......................1 GORILLA HAMMERS........................................................1 HOLIDAY CENTERFOLD................................................12 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT....................23 J R VINAGRO CORPORATION........................................1 LORUSSO HEAVY EQUIPMENT LLC..............................5 M G EQUIPMENT ............................................................1 MILTON CAT....................................................................14 MOUNTAIN TOP RENTALS LLC ....................................14 NORTHLAND JCB ..........................................................18 PITTSFIELD LAWN & TRACTOR ..................................17 POWERSCREEN NEW ENGLAND ................................19 ROGERS BROTHERS ....................................................21 SUMMIT SUPPLY LLC/MULTI MACHINE ........................1 THE N.I.C.E. COMPANY ................................................15 THE W I CLARK CO ........................................................2 TYLER EQUIPMENT CO ..................................................3 WOODCO MACHINERY ............................................18,24 The Advertisers Index is printed as a free editorial service to our advertisers and readership. Construction Equipment Guide is not responsible for errors or omissions.
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‘Green Mountain State’ Highway Projects Let
The Vermont Department of Transportation received bids for transportation-related improvement projects. Following is a list of some of the projects let. Counties: Multiple counties Towns: Salisbury, Leicester, Orwell and others Project Name: BRANDON-MIDDLEBURY NH SURF(43). Contract ID: 13B616 Location: U.S. Route 7. Project: Crack sealing and overlaying with a thin bituminous concrete wearing surface on the existing typical and applicable pavement markings. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Pike Industries Inc. — $3,167,491 • The Gorman Group LLC — $3,168,608 • All States Asphalt Inc. — $3,328,492 • Frank W. Whitcomb Construction Corporation — $4,071,978
County: Orange Town: Bradford Project Name: BRADFORD CMG PARK (33). Contract ID: 09K252 Location: Route 25 and Creamery Road. Project: Reconstruction of the existing park-and-ride lot, constructing a bus shelter, pavement markings, led lighting, EV outlets, level 1 and other highway related items. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • L&M Service Contractors LLC — $458,693 • Hebert Excavation Corporation — $458,941 • G.W. Tatro Construction Inc. — $487,599 • J. P. Sicard Inc. — $548,586 • Dirt Tech Company LLC — $584,620
County: Orange Town: Randolph Project Name: RANDOLPH STP 2932(1). Contract ID: 10C270 Location: Vt. Route 66 and Vt. Route 14. Project: Cold planing, reclaiming, correcting superelevation deficiencies, bituminous concrete pavement, cold mix base course, new pavement markings, guardrail improvements, drainage improvements, signage and other related highway items. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • Pike Industries Inc. — $8,814,023 • Frank W. Whitcomb Construction Corporation — $8,898,353 • Kubricky Construction Corporation — $8,931,712
County: Lamoille Town: Johnson Project Name: JOHNSON BRF 030-2(26). Contract ID: 88B193 Location: Vt. Route 15. Project: Replacement of existing bridge along with related approach roadway and channel work. Contractors and Bid Amounts: • A.L. St. Onge Contractor Inc. — $1,105,182 • Austin Construction Inc. — $1,149,440 • J. P. Sicard Inc. — $1,299,348 • Winterset Inc. — $1,325,089 • Blow & Cote Inc. — $1,397,629 • CCS Constructors Inc. — $1,692,984
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