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February 16 2020 Vol. I • No. 4
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Ames, Atkinson Crews Forge Ahead With I-10 Project
Crews work to smooth the new lanes built on segment 2.
By Irwin Rapoport CEG CORRESPONDENT
The last two segments — 2 and 3 — of the California Department of Transportation’s (Caltrans) San Bernardino Freeway (I-10) High Occupancy Lane Project are pressing forward, with segment 2 expected to be completed at the end of April and segment 3 in the summer of 2021. The three segments total $625 million, funded by state and federal dollars. The $166 million contract for segment 1 was awarded to Flatiron Corp., the $160 million contract for segment 2 was awarded to Ames Construction Inc., and the $183 million contract for segment
3 was awarded to Guy F. Atkinson Construction LLC. The key element of the initiative is the construction of one High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV or carpool) lane along the San Bernardino Freeway (I-10) in each direction between the San Gabriel River Freeway (I605) and Orange Freeway (SR-57). “The project will increase the 557-mile carpool lane system in Los Angeles County, add freeway capacity, reduce congestion by encouraging carpooling, improve traffic flow, and reduce energy consumption, thereby improving air quality, said Jim Medina, a Caltrans Public Information Officer, District 7. see I-10 page 8
A section of road has been prepared for night-time paving operations.
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Cancer vs. Construction Fundraiser to Be Held in March
Attendees will get to don hard hats and operate heavy construction equipment including mini-excavators, the scissor lift and more in a festive, fair-like environment.
The 2nd annual Construction vs. Cancer ‘THE BIG DIG,’ Inland Empire, will be held on Sat., March 7, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Training Academy, 18901 Institution Rd.
The American Cancer Society is partnering with construction professionals in Southern California for a unique fundraising event that caters to the boundless fascination of children toward large construction machinery. The 2nd annual Construction vs. Cancer ‘THE BIG DIG,’ Inland Empire, will be held on Sat., March 7, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m, at the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Training Academy, 18901 Institution Rd., San Bernardino. Pediatric Cancer families are free; all other families are welcome, and a $25 donation per family (no matter how large) is requested. Dollars raised will help the American Cancer Society save lives by funding groundbreaking cancer research, providing free programs and services for people with cancer, and supporting education and prevention efforts. This event features dozens of local pediatric cancer patients, survivors, their families and others who will don hard hats and operate heavy construction equipment including mini excavators, scissor lift and more in a festive, fair-like environment. Other attractions may include a Sheriff’s helicopter, ambulance, SWAT team van, and San Bernardino County Fire truck. KFROG radio will be on site as the media sponsor. Costumed characters and mascots in attendance include the Inland Empire 66er’s Bernie; the Ontario Reign’s Kingston; Target’s dog Spot; the Chick-fil-A cow; and Rancho Cucamonga Quakes’ Tremor. Storm Troopers will also be coming to greet the kids, and “Rock Stars of Tomorrow” (youth singers/performers) of the Inland Empire will perform from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. KFROG Radio, media sponsor, will be in attendance. Face-painters will be on-hand.
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‘Golden State’ Highway Lettings
The California Department of Transportation received bids for transportation-related improvement projects. Following is a list of some of the projects let. Contract Number: 01-2982U4 Location: 01-Lak-29, 175-28.5/31.6, 8.2/8.5. Project: Construct 4 lane expressway with earthwork and paving. Contractor: O.C. Jones & Sons Inc. Award Amount: $53,590,555 Contract Number: 02-1H9704 Location: 02-Teh-36-12.6/13.1. Project: Curve realignment and HMA paving. Contractor: Tullis, Inc. Award Amount: $1,879,071 Contract Number: 03-4F8304 Location: 03-Yol-5-0.4/R28.9. Project: Roadside paving, construct inlets, replace signs and modify electrical. Contractor: S.T. Rhoades Construction Award Amount: $1,759,201 Contract Number: 04-0J6604 Location: 04-SCI-680-MO.0/M9.9. Project: Roadway excavation and minor concrerte paving. Contractor: Granite Construction Company Award Amount: $6,697,823 Contract Number: 07-301804 Location: 07-LA-57-R7.7/R11.8. Project: Remove AC paving, place concrete paving and replace irrigation systems. Contractor: Highland Construction Inc. Award Amount: $2,062,964 Contract Number: 07-304204 Location: 07-LA-10-R2.1/R11.1. Project: Place texture paving and vegetation control. Contractor: Spectrum Construction Group Inc. Award Amount: $3,004,313
Contract Number: 07-304304 Location: 07-LA-10-S0.4/21.1. Project: Construct minor concrete paving, fence and perform highway planting. Contractor: Bosco Constructors Inc. Award Amount: $1,888,675 Contract Number: 08-1C29U4 Location: 08-SBd-10-26.8/34.2. Project: Maintenance vehicle pullout, access roads, gore and slope paving. Contractor: Sema Construction, Inc. Award Amount: $4,453,232 Contract Number: 10-0X6604 Location: 10-Sta-99-R1.5/R7.0. Project: Maintenance vehicle pullout, place HMA in gore and concrete slope paving
Contractor: CCFG Construction Award Amount: $1,896,329 Contract Number: 10-0X6904 Location: 10-SJ-4, 5, 99-Var. Project: Textured concrete gore paving, rock blanket, MVPs and sound walls. Contractor: Viking Construction Company Inc. Award Amount: $4,502,600 Contract Number: 10-0X7004 Location: 10-SJ-205-2.3/R9.6. Project: MVPs, gore paving and slope paving under bridges. Contractor: Granite Rock Company Award Amount: $3,656,337 Contract Number: 10-0X7104
Location: 10-SJ-99,120-Var. Project: Maintenance vehicle pullout, place HMA in gore and concrete slope paving. Contractor: Pacific Infrastructure Construction LLC Award Amount: $2,738,370 Contract Number: 01-0E7704 Location: 01-Hum-101-R17.9,87.8 Project: Strengthen two bridges. Contractor: Freyssinet Inc. Award Amount: $9,022,929 Contract Number: 02-4G41U4 Location: 02-Sha, Sis-5-Var Project: Replace reinforced concrete bridges and construct retaining wall. Contractor: J.F. Shea Construction Inc. Award Amount: $14,989,652
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Work Continues on San Bernardino’s Freeway Rebuild I-10 from page 1
“Sound walls will be constructed to mitigate noise at various locations throughout the project boundaries and help improve the quality of life for residents.” The work also includes bridge widening, ramp realignment and retaining wall construction is taking place. Segment 1 construction, between I-605 and Puente Avenue in Baldwin Park, was completed in Feb. 2016. Segment 2, which covers I-10 between Puente Avenue and Citrus Street, began in summer 2014 and segment 3, between Citrus Street in West Covina and SR-57, began in April 2016. “Once all segments are completed, there will be a continuous, 40mile HOV lane from downtown Los Angeles to I-15 in San Bernardino County,” said Medina. The sound walls range from 12to-16 ft. tall and have a mountain range pattern. Segment 2 The segment 2 sound walls on the eastbound side of I-10 are being built at the Puente Avenue undercrossing to eastbound Puente Avenue off-ramp; eastbound Puente on-ramp to west of Cameron Avenue undercrossing; west of Lark Ellen Avenue undercrossing to eastbound Azusa Avenue off-ramp; and west of Hollenbeck Avenue to west of Citrus Avenue undercrossing. The westbound ones include: west of Citrus Avenue undercrossing to east of the Hollenbeck undercrossing; west of the Hollenbeck undercrossing to the westbound Azusa off-ramp; westbound Azusa onramp to Vincent Avenue off-ramp; Vincent on-ramp to Sunset Avenue off-ramp; west of Sunset undercrossing to North Roberto Avenue; Pacific Avenue on-ramp to west of Camron Avenue undercrossing; and east of Willow Avenue to the Puente off-ramp. Segment 3 For segment 3, the sound walls are at eastbound I-10: Grand Avenue overcrossing to Holt Avenue off-ramp; and Holt undercrossing to East Garvey Avenue and westbound - westbound I-10: Garvey Avenue on-ramp to Holt
Many excavators were used on the project to help prepare the sections of new road.
Crews engaged in putting the finishing touches on a newly-paved section of road.
overcrossing; Holt Avenue offramp to Via Verde Street; and the Via Verde Street overcrossing. The segment 3 infrastructure was designed by Anthony Hughes, Project Engineer, Caltrans District 7. “The widening concept has been in the works for many years as part of Caltrans long-term projects to widen the freeway from El Monte to the County Line,” said Caltrans Refugio Dominguez. “Assistance has been received from various engineers throughout the 10-year process, but Hughes was responsible for the detailed work for segment 3. One of the challenges is the traffic handling, to be done in stages, and shifting traffic flow in different patterns for the six stages. At one point, the westbound traffic was split by bridge columns. These traffic challenges were mainly solved during the design phase by Hughes and Barkef Karapetian, Caltrans’ District 7 Senior Traffic see I-10 page 16
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Kobelco Expands North American Southern California Network By Adding Bailey’s Inc. Partnership for Jobs: Top Non-Profit “Bailey’s is committed to delivering
Kobelco continues to expand representation in the North American market by adding Bailey’s Inc. to its nationwide dealer network. Bailey’s will represent the full line of Kobelco excavators in Woodland, Calif. “Bailey’s is committed to delivering total customer satisfaction,” said Jack Fendrick, COO and vice president of Kobelco USA. “They have grown from a small family business into a company with a 100,000square-foot warehouse stocked with top-quality forestry, logging, tree care, landscape, and outdoor power equipment, including 18 new Kobelco excavators. Bailey’s is dedicated to providing the superior machinery, parts and service that their customers have relied on. We are pleased to have them join our growing dealer network.” Kobelco has long been recognized for its world-class line of excavators. In order to continuously
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improve its singular product line, the team of Kobelco engineers and field experts dedicate substantial time and effort into the research and development of today’s leading technologies and machinery. Kobelco ensures the delivery of excavators that can withstand the day-to-day rigors of demanding job sites, while providing operators with all the production and comfort features required for a profitable day’s work.
The staff of Bailey’s will be working closely with Kobelco to gain the sales and product support training to deliver on the Kobelco promise of customer satisfaction. Bailey’s will provide sales and service support for Kobelco excavators from its location in Woodland, Calif. Bailey’s Inc. is a locally owned and operated business with 45 years of experience serving the forestry, logging, tree care, and landscaping industries.
Southern California Partnership for Jobs (SCPFJ) has been selected as non-profit of the year by the Inland Empire Economic Partnership (IEEP). The award will be presented to the Partnership at IEEP’s annual awards ceremony on Thursday, Jan. 16 at the Ontario Airport Hilton. The Annual Dinner is intended to be an intimate gathering where IEEP celebrates the accomplishments of the year and honors those persons, companies, and institutions that have made a difference for the people of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Others being honored include: • Business of the Year – Ontario International Airport • Chairman’s Award – John Mura, general manager, East Valley Water District • Education Partner(s) of the Year- Julie Pehkonen, chair, Inland Empire/Desert Regional Consortium • Non-profit of the Year- Southern California Partnership for Jobs • President's Award- Dr. Ray Wolfe, executive director, San Bernardino County Transportation Authority • Public Partner of the Year- City of Moreno Valley • Larry Sharp Inland Empire Leader of the Year Award- Carole Beswick, CEO, Inland Action
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he California Rental Association (CRA) held it’s annual 2020 Rental Rally Tradeshow at the South Point Casino Hotel & Convention Center in Las Vegas from Jan. 20 to 22. The Rental Rally Tradeshow annual event provides excellent networking opportunities for equipment rental companies and related fields. Attendees also are given the opportunity to attend rental industry specific seminars and a chance to view and study the latest technological advances in the equipment industry.
The 3-day event kicked off with vendor set-up, educational equipment seminars, raffle drawings and nightly entertainment. Vendor exhibits were on display from Jan. 21 to 22, featuring party rentals, heavy equipment rental companies, heavy equipment manufacturers and industry related construction businesses. The CRA held its annual 2019 award event and celebratory dinner at Topgolf. To become a member or for more information please visit www.calrental.org. CEG see CRA page 14
(L-R): Representatives Dale McLemore, Darren Wallace, Taylor Ingram, Kenji Kuramoto, Ralph Picken and Jennifer Shannon of Yanmar exhibit their number one selling machine the Yanmar ViO35 miniexcavator.
(L-R): Ashton Waggoner, Rusty Moore and Patrick Scardello, representing the Wacker Neuson SW16 skid steer loader. The SW16 showcased is their most prominent piece in their rental market. Rob Sherwin of Arrowhead Rockdrill Co. showcases its line of hammers, compaction wheels, plate compactors and demolition grab.
A favorite of their rental customers, the John Deere 30G compact excavator is shown by Chris Olsen (L) and Collin Wigton of Papé Machinery.
Bowen Dixon (L) and Jose Marroqui of The Auction Company welcomed the opportunity to network with members of the rental industry.
Apex Rental’s Ryan Leis and Eric Nyblom of Kubota Tractor Corporation display one of their most requested Kubota skid steer rentals.
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California Rental Association 2020 Tradeshow Event
Jason Pike of Doosan Bobcat displays the Bobcat MT85 mini-track loader, available with more than 30 attachments for maximum utilization for the rental industry. SoCal JCB, having recently opened its new state-of-the-art facility in late 2019, exhibited in this year’s show with the JCB 1CXT compact tracked backhoe. Pictured here, Tony Murray of American Rentals and Bryan Bernardino of SoCal JCB discuss the functionality and performance of the JCB 1CXT. The JCB 1CXT’s popularity stems from its versatility in offering skid-steer and mini-excavator performance in one package.
The John Deere 317G compact track loader, known for its strength and reliability in the rental markets, is represented by Mitchell Apodoca of Coastline Equipment. Known for its maneuverability in confined areas, the Bomag BMP8500 multi-purpose compactor is pictured here with Tom Watson of Bomag America’s Inc.
Scott Nadell (seated) and Phillip Ransom of Volvo Construction Equipment and Services display the Volvo ECR25D. Innovative features, easy transportability and capabilities make the ECR25D a customer favorite.
After 30 years in the rental business, New Holland skid steers are still one of the most requested pieces of equipment in Scott Equipment’s rental fleet, known for their rock-steady stability. Kevin Scott of Scott Equipment demonstrate a New Holland L218 skid steer loader at the CRA Show.
Trinity Equipment gears up for green technology with its newest addition to its dealer lines with the Green Machine e210 electric mini-excavator. Shown here with Jeff Link of Trinity Equipment (L), Kirk Durham (standing) of Green Machine Equipment and Rudy Rozquez of Trinity Equipment.
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CRA 2020 Displays Many New Machines, Products CRA from page 13
Demonstrating their most popular mini-excavator, the Case CX37C mini-excavator, (L-R) are: Mark Thomas, Gregg Raslowsky and Mark Hayes of Sonsray Machinery. Sonsray Machinery is considered to be the largest Case distributor on the West Coast with 13 locations. (L-R): Paul and Warren Hanson of RGW Equipment discuss the Mustang skid steer loader’s capabilities with Murphy Demartini and Kevin Diede of San Mateo Rentals, customers for more than 21 years.
RDO Equipment’s, Justin Pratt (L), Jay Charleson and Steve Wren display the Vermeer CTX100 mini-skid steer. Favored for its efficiency in transporting materials, it is one of their customer’s preferred Vermeer rentals.
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Ground Water, Utility Relocations Among Challenges I-10 from page 8
Engineer. Karapetian created the master plan for traffic handling for the widening and the replacement of the existing freeway, which includes lowering the freeway profile for a quarter of a mile. During construction, the Resident Engineer Rodolfo Cao (Caltrans District 7) and Atkinson have assisted in minor changes to the traffic handling plans.” Another challenge has been water seepage during excavations in the vicinity of Forest Lawn — Covina Hills (cemetery) area, and this was solved by installing a perforated pipe system to release the water from the paving sections. The project is designed for a 20year lifespan. Major highway construction in the L.A. area is never easy and it impacts traffic. “There will be construction closures, with most of work taking place during evening hours and
The paving operations required coordination with many crews for work that could only be performed at night due to heavy traffic during the day.
The three segments of the project underwent repairs totaling $625 million, funded by state and federal dollars.
Extensive site preparation was required to build the new lanes on segment 3. Barriers are placed to protect crews from traffic.
appropriate signage and detours are posted,” said Medina. “The project requires long-term ramp closures at various on- and offramps along I-10, including Azusa, Vincent, West Covina Parkway, Puente, Citrus, Barranca, Grand, Holt and Kellogg Drive. No consecutive ramp closures will take place. Caltrans is posting construction notices ahead of time so that the public is readily informed before these long-term closures take place.” Serious efforts are being undertaken to minimize the noise of night operations. “Noise levels near project areas will be the same level as ordinary freeway traffic and should not disturb neighborhoods nearby,” said Medina “Caltrans is monitoring noise levels during construction to minimize the impacts.” Caltrans is extensively using social media to keep motorists updated on lane closures and detours. Ames Construction is working on the following elements: painting the Puente Avenue UC Bridge and the Sound wall monument; installation of the irrigation systems; planting and landscaping; and the installation of electrical systems — pull boxes, controller cabinets, and spare batteries. Upcoming work includes the installation of four sign structures in the median. Up to five crews are working on segment 2 during day and night shifts. The subcontractors include: Vanguard Construction, Select Electric Inc., Griffith Company, Boone Trucking Inc., Austin Enterprise, Sierra Landscape Development Inc., and Century Sweeping. Crews have removed around 200,000 cu, yds. of dirt and to date have placed about 105,000 cu. yds. of concrete, 22,000 tons of asphalt and concrete, and more than 3 million lbs. of steel. Atkinson Construction has completed the following elements: Stages 1 to 4, which includes 70 percent of the earth work and the drainage installation, all of the bridges and the walls, and 60 percent of the paving. The remaining work includes placing 60,000 cu. yds. of export see I-10 page 18
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Up to 10 Crews Working Onsite to Deliver Timely Schedule The new look of the WB I-10 off-ramp.
I-10 from page 16
dirt, 30,000 cu. yds. of LCB, 50,000 cu. yds. of JPCP, and 4,000 tons of AC; 90-day ramp closures (Kellogg/Holt); and phased ramp switches (Via Verde). “Extensive work planning to keep our crews safe and productive includes additional signage and minimizing the number of opera-
tions in a given area,” said Mike Ashby, Atkinson’s project manager. Staying on Schedule The lane construction is pressing forward on schedule. “There have been some challenges,” said Ashby. “We encountered ground water and utility relocation issues.”
There are 10 full crews on site on peak days, including those from major subcontractors such as the Griffith Company and Sierra Landscape Development Inc. To date crews have removed 46,000 cu. yds. of concrete. 23,000 cu. yds. of, asphalt, 250 tons of steel, and 285,000 CY of dirt. “We do recycle materials on
site,” said Ashby. “The material most repurposed is asphalt, which is pulverized down and reused for structure backfill and class 3 sections. We also reuse the concrete removals, which are crushed and used for LCB concrete.” The totals for new materials are still being tabulated. Ames is using standard con-
struction equipment, which is purchased and rented from local and regional dealerships. Atkinson crews are using cranes, excavators, dozers, loaders and pavers that are manufactured by Caterpillar (supplied by Quinn-Cat), Xtreme, and GOMACO. The firm purchases and rents equipment from regional and local dealerships. CEG
Ritchie Bros. To Host Public Granite Awarded $14M Equipment Auction in Tipton for Silicon Valley Project This week, Ritchie Bros. will be exhibiting at the huge World Ag Expo in Tulare, Calif., Booth P31 — meeting with customers and talking about its solutions. On Feb. 14, the company gets to put on its own show, at its auction site in Tipton, Calif., just 10 minutes from the International Agri-Center. More than 1,500 equipment items and trucks will be sold for 200+ owners in the one-day, unreserved public auction. “Come for the show and stay for the auction,” said Chad Apland, regional sales manager, Ritchie Bros. “Our February sale is our largest Tipton auction of the year. We already have a great selection of farm and support equipment available, as well as trucks, and yellow iron. In a single day we will sell more than 120 tractors, attachments and more. Everything will sell to
the highest bidders, regardless of price.” Early equipment highlights: • Two 2016 John Deere 9570RT track tractors • Two Case IH Steiger 620 quadtrac track tractors • Two 2015 Case IH Steiger 580 quadtrac track tractors • Three 2016 John Deere 8345RD track tractors • Two 2019 Freightliner PT126SLP Cascadia sleeper truck tractors Bids in the auction can be made via PriorityBid days ahead of the auction, online through Ritchie Bros. mobile application, in person at the auction site, or online in real time at rbauction.com. For more information, call 559/752-3343 or visit rbauction.com/Tipton.
Granite has been awarded a $14 million contract by the City of Palo Alto for the Highway 101 Adobe Creek Pedestrian/Bike Bridge Project in Palo Alto, Calif. Granite’s scope of work for this new year-round, grade-separated, shared bicycle and pedestrian crossing includes construction of the principal span structures of self-weathering steel trusses over Highway 101, the east and west cast-in-place concrete approach structures, three trailheads, site amenities, signage, landscaping, lighting and improvements to the Adobe Creek Reach Trail. “We look forward to working with the City of Palo Alto to improve mobility for
its residents,” said Brent Fogg, regional vice president of Granite. “The Highway 101 Adobe Creek Pedestrian/Bike Bridge Project will provide improved access to the Baylands and West Bayshore Road for residents walking and biking in the area.” The new overpass will replace the existing Benjamin Leftkowitz Underpass that is only available half of the year due to seasonal flooding. Construction materials for the project will be supplied by Granite’s Santa Clara Asphalt Facility in Santa Clara, Calif. Construction is scheduled to get underway in March 2020 and anticipated to be complete by spring 2021. To learn more visit City of Palo Alto website.
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WORLD’S SMALLEST BACKHOE NOW WITH TRACKS – JCB-1CXT
Max Dig Depth: 10 ft 1 in / Gross Engine Power 49 HP / Loader Bucket Breakout: 1,466 lb JCB 1 CXT, a TRACKED BACKHOE is a versatile machine, offering skid-steer and mini excavator performance in one package. The 1CXT provides superior maneuverability, an optional handheld tool auxiliary, as well as a universal quick hitch that is compatible with most of your skid steer attachments. Standard full cab with integrated heating & air-conditioning. Due to its compact size and under 10,000 lbs weight, the 1 CXT is easy to tow in a trailer without a CDL (where local regulations allow). NO DPF / DEF AFTERTREATMENT. Operators environment friendly with easy to use controls and all daily checks and greasing can be carried out at ground level on a JCB backhoe. To learn more about JCB 1CXT, visit www.jcb.com/en-us/products/backhoe-loaders/1cxt
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QMC Central California Power JCB 19487 Broken Ct, Shafter, CA 93263 (661) 589-2870 www.ccp-jcb.com
Meridian JCB 1315 Vinci Avenue Sacramento, CA 95838 916-880-5776 www.meridianutility equipmentsales.com/jcb
SoCal JCB
QMC JCB
14675 Valley Blvd., Fontana, Ca. 92335 866-522-7225 www.socaljcb.com
3820 S. K Street, Tulare, CA 93274 (559) 686-1579 961 E. 3rd Street. Hanford, CA 93230 (559) 582-9393 www.quality-mc.com
1960 Highway 20 Colusa, CA 95932 (530) 458-2166
www.nstractor.com
827 North Tehama St Willows, CA 95988 (530) 934-3382
2173 Blossom Street Dos Palos, CA 93620-2313 (209) 392-2161
1340 W. Charter Way Stockton, CA 95206 (209) 944-5500
3056 Colusa Highway Yuba City, CA 95993 (530) 923-7675
600 S. State Highway 59 Merced, CA 95341-6928 (209) 383-5888
1215 West Glenwood Ave Turlock, CA 95380-5703 (209) 634-1777
N&S Tractor
Terms & Conditions: Pictures shown with optional accessories. For towing policy please consult with your local state transportation office. Offers may change without notice and may not be combined. Additional terms and conditions may apply, please contact your local JCB dealer for details. JCB dealer reserves the right to withdraw, alter or decline any product from sale or any offer without prior notice. Price, if shown, does not include government fees, taxes, dealer freight/preparation, dealer document preparation charges or any finance charges (if applicable). Final actual sales price will vary depending on options or accessories selected.
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*Excludes S70 Bobcat skid steers, MT55 & MT-85 mini track loaders.
www.BobcatSouthWest.com Miramar Bobcat, Inc.
South Coast Bobcat, Inc.
Valley Bobcat, Inc.
9370 Miramar Road San Diego, CA 92126 858-566-4600
1783 N. Batavia Street Orange, CA 92865 714-998-5445
9324 San Fernando Road Los Angeles, CA 91352 818-768-8300
Inland Bobcat, Inc.
Bobcat of Los Angeles, Inc.
5494 Via Ricardo Riverside, CA 92509 951-788-3030
13728 Alondra Blvd. Carritos, CA 90703 562-926-2342
Berchtold Equipment
Bobcat of the Bay
www.berchtold.com
www.totalequipmentandrental.com
3000 Pegasus Drive Bakersfield, CA 93308 661-323-7817
Bobcat of Fremont
1410 W. Betteravia Rd. Santa Maria, CA 93455 805-922-7905
43801 Osgood Rd. Fremont, CA 94539 510-897-4123
Bobcat of Santa Rosa 3675 Santa Rosa Ave. Santa Rosa, CA 95407 707-595-3261
Bobcat of Contra Costa 2035 E. Leland Road Pittsburg, CA 95466 925-318-4465