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N.H. Regulators Approve Seacoast Reliability Project The New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee (SEC) unanimously approved construction of Eversource’s Seacoast Reliability Project (SRP), a 13mi. 115 kV transmission line that will enhance reliability of the electric system and support continued economic growth in the Seacoast region. The committee’s approval of the SRP follows a series of public information sessions and evidentiary hearings in Concord and the communities that will host the new transmission line. The project, which will be constructed almost completely within existing rights of way between Madbury and Portsmouth, will address a need for additional transmission capacity that has been identified by the independent regional grid operator. “The Seacoast Reliability Project is critical to delivering the reliable power our Seacoast communities and businesses depend on, and will support continued economic growth throughout the region,” said Eversource NH President Bill Quinlan. “We are grateful to the
SEC for its thorough consideration and dedication throughout the review of our project. Just as we worked closely with local officials and property owners throughout the planning process and made significant modifications to the project design based on their input, we will continue to work closely with the host communities during construction. This includes our strong commitment to environmental responsibility with respect to the historic and natural resources that are critical to our state, like Little Bay.” Prior to the SEC process, the Independent System Operator of New England (ISO-NE) identified an urgent need for additional transmission capacity in the Seacoast region — one of the leading areas in New Hampshire and New England for economic growth — and selected the SRP as the preferred solution to meet that need. While this investment will result in direct benefits for New Hampshire communities, residents and businesses — including the creation of local jobs, enhanced reliability for customers and increased prop-
erty tax payments — the cost of the project will be paid by all electric customers in New England. To construct the project and bolster regional infrastructure, Eversource will invest more than $84 million in the region, with estimated property tax payments for Madbury, Durham, Newington and Portsmouth in the first year following the SRP being placed into service totaling more than $900,000. In addition to working closely with local officials, residents, businesses, environmental groups and other stakeholders in the host communities throughout construction, Eversource will follow guidelines already established in comprehensive construction agreements and discussions with Portsmouth, Newington, Durham, UNH and Madbury. To ensure that all stakeholders are informed of construction activities, a dedicated project web page will provide regular construction updates. For more information about the Seacoast Reliability Project, call 888/926-5334, visit Eversource.com or email nhprojectsinfo@eversource.com.
Woonsocket Hill Road Bridge Opens Ahead of Schedule The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) celebrated the early reopening of the Woonsocket Hill Road Bridge in North Smithfield. The department closed the structurally deficient bridge in February and completed its
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and Route 146A (Smithfield Road), including the popular Wright's Dairy Farm and Bakery. “All road and bridge segments are vitally important, no matter how many vehicles they serve,” RIDOT Director Peter Alviti Jr. said. “We want the public to know that we are laser focused on rebuilding our transportation system, and whenever we need to close a road or bridge we work diligently to restore that connection in as short a time frame as possible.” “The town of North Smithfield is happy to return to a normal traffic pattern and grateful for the funding provided to complete the reconstruction of our Woonsocket Hill Road Bridge,” said Town Administrator Gary S. Ezovski. “The entire community appreciates the effort of every worker whose hands created the structure and the managers who coordinated their efforts in a safe and deliberate manner.” RIDOT credits its project management approach to administering projects for careful oversight in reopening the bridge ahead of schedule. The department also conducted two sets of weekend closures of segments of Route 146 for bridge demolition and steel erection. This shaved several weeks off the project schedule and limited traffic impacts on Route 146 to two weekends as opposed to a multiple overnight partial and full road highway closures. The replacement of the Woonsocket Hill Road Bridge is one of two bridges being rehabilitated as part of the $11.3 million Route 146 Corridor Bridges project. It was scheduled to remain closed through the end of December, but reopened on Nov. 21. The other structure, the Pound Hill Road Bridge, remains under construction through the end of 2019. The Route 146 Corridor Bridges Project was made possible by RhodeWorks, RIDOT’s ongoing commitment to repair structurally deficient bridges and bring Rhode Island's transportation infrastructure into a state of good repair, promote economic development, and create jobs. For more information, visit www.ridot.net/RhodeWorks. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Dennis Travers Joins Northland JCB Sales Team in Bay State Dennis Travers has joined the Northland JCB sales team. Travers formerly handled sales for Stanley Black & Decker as a territory manager for its healthcare division. He will be serving both Norfolk and Worcester counties in Massachusetts. “Dennis is a terrific team player and a great leader when called upon. He’s proud to be growing the JCB market share throughout his territory and will be a wonderful brand ambassador for JCB� the company said.
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Deepwater Wind — now Ă˜rsted US Offshore Wind — committed to investing at least $15 million in the Port of New London to allow substantial aspects of Revolution Wind to be constructed in New London. The company also plans to open a development office in New London and use a Connecticut-based boat builder to construct one for the project’s crew transfer vessels in Connecticut. The project is expected to create more than 1,400 direct, indirect and induced jobs. Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection selected Ă˜rsted US Offshore Wind’s (then Deepwater Wind) Revolution Wind in June in the state’s first procurement for offshore wind energy. Revolution Wind, located in federal waters roughly halfway between Montauk, N.Y., and Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., is designed to serve as regional energy center. Rhode Island separately selected 400MW from Revolution Wind to power that state. Ă˜rsted acquired Deepwater Wind in October. The new combined organization — Ă˜rsted US Offshore Wind — will be able to deliver clean energy to every coastal state in the densely-populated east coast corridor
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3 miles from Block Island, R.I., came into operation in December 2016. Ă˜rsted’s US offshore wind development projects with revenue contracts awarded or under negotiation (840MW in total): • Revolution Wind (600MW): Located within Deepwater Wind’s northern Massachusetts-Rhode Island BOEM lease area, Revolution Wind will interconnect into southern New England where it will deliver power to Rhode Island (400MW) and Connecticut (200MW). Subject to permitting, securing power purchase agreements and final investment decision, Revolution Wind is expected to be commissioned in 2023. The Revolution Wind lease area is located more than 15 miles south of the Rhode Island coast. • Skipjack (120MW): Located more than 19 miles from Ocean City, Md., Skipjack will interconnect into the Delmarva peninsula where it will deliver power to the residents of Maryland under the 20-year OREC order which was issued by the Maryland Public Service Commission in 2017. Subject to permitting, further development, and final investment decision, Skipjack is expected to be commissioned by the end of 2022. see CONTRACT page 12
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Raynham, Mass., Bridge Replacement Project Under Way
The project will use a bridge lateral slide technique during an overnight shutdown and detour of both Route 24 and Route 44, allowing traffic to be temporarily shifted south and making it possible to construct the bridge in phases.
The newly constructed Route 44 Bridge will be higher, relative to Route 24, for improved clearances and wider to improve pedestrian, bicycle and ADA accommodations along Route 44. BRIDGE from page 1
structure utilizing accelerated construction techniques including a partial slide. “It’s a hybrid build and the phase one side of the bridge will be slid into place,” said Massachusetts Department of Transportation District 5 Construction Engineer Gerald Bernard. “The bridge will be built in portions and the first one will be built offline, then we’ll hydraulically slide the new portion into place.” The project will use a bridge lateral slide technique during an overnight shutdown and detour of both Route 24 and
Route 44 eastbound to Route 24 northbound on-ramp.
Route 44, allowing traffic to be temporarily shifted south and making it possible to construct the bridge in phases. MASS DOT’s District 5 Operations Engineer Bill Travers said, “It’s a hydraulic slide, so it’s not like moving the entire bridge into place. It’s built bigger than we need, and we can slide it across into configuration. The bridge will be built in portions and the first one will be built offline, then we’ll slide the new portion into alignment with threaded rods and screw the bridge into place.” It’s a traditional build, not precast, with reinforced steel, cement, gravel and bituminous concrete being used.” The construction of the southern half of the bridge is anticipated to take place from October 2018 to June 2019, the middle portion from June to September 2019, culminating with the bridge slide. The construction of the remaining
northern portion will take place from March to July 2021 with a final completion following the median reconstruction, final paving and traffic marking installation in October 2021. The newly constructed Route 44 Bridge will be higher, relative to Route 24, for improved clearances and wider to improve pedestrian, bicycle and ADA accommodations along Route 44. The design/build team was selected after a competitive bidding process of the three short listed teams. “They presented tech and cost proposals and we selected SPS New England and VHB. Both companies have worked with us previously as a design/build team,” said MASS DOT Design/Build Project Manager Alex Murray. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Bowdoin Construction Earns ABC Mass. Excellence Award The Associated Builders and Contractors of Massachusetts (ABC-MA) has selected Bowdoin Construction as a Merit Award winner for the Reiser project. Work entailed a 46,000 sq. ft. warehouse addition with an active rack system and a new commercial showroom for food preparation. All work was completed while keeping the existing facility fully operational. Bowdoin was presented with the award at the Excellence in Construction Awards dinner held at the Westin in Waltham on Nov. 1. Designed by Roth & Seelen, this industrial facility also accommodates additional space for Reiser’s customer service area, a commercial kitchen and a fitness center. The new building construction consisted of structural steel, light gauge
framing, masonry, metal panels and an aluminum and glass curtain wall system. The project also included all interior finishes and new MEP/FP systems. Prior to this phase of work, Bowdoin completed the fit-out of 22,000 sq. ft. of offices and staff lounge space within Reiser’s existing facilities. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
The Associated Builders and Contractors of Massachusetts (ABC-MA) has selected Bowdoin Construction as a Merit Award winner for the Reiser project.
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Jersey. Ocean Wind is in the early stages of development and will be located approx. 10 miles off the coast of Atlantic City. • Garden State Offshore Energy: A 50-50 joint venture with PSEG, a leading New Jersey utility and power generation company, holds the rights to a BOEM lease off the coast of Delaware and New Jersey with the potential for approx. 1.2GW of offshore wind. • New England lease areas: Ørsted holds the rights to two BOEM lease areas off the coast of New England which contain the potential for a further 1.3GW with close proximity to the growth markets in the North East. • In Virginia, Ørsted will be constructing two 6MW wind turbine positions for phase one of Dominion Energy’s Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project. The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding giving Ørsted exclusive rights to discuss potential development of up to 2GW of offshore wind capacity.
Ørsted recently acquired Lincoln Clean Energy, a leading U.S. developer of onshore wind farms. In addition, Ørsted is active in battery storage and solar development and last year established an office in Austin, Texas, to lead those efforts. As the world leader in offshore wind, Ørsted operates more than 1,100 offshore wind turbines. Ørsted has installed approx. 5.6GW offshore wind capacity and has a further 3.4GW under construction. In addition, Ørsted has secured the rights to build approx. 0.9GW offshore wind in the United States by 2023, approximately 1.1GW in Germany by 2025, and approximately 1.8GW in Taiwan on two projects to be built in 2021 and 2025. It is Ørsted’s ambition to have installed a total of 15GW offshore wind capacity worldwide by 2025. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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CRUSHING EQUIPMENT, PARTS & SERVICE
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2007 Link-Belt HTC8690 140’ Boom, 58’ Jib, Block, Ball, Cat Engine, ZF Automated Transmission, 67,500 miles, stk10145 $379,500
2012 Link-Belt RTC8050II, 110’ Boom, Heat, AC, 8.5-ton Ball, 40-ton block, RCL light bar, stk6826..........$249,500
2003 Link-Belt HTC8660II, 110’ Boom, 51’ Jib, Block, Ball, Approx. 96,500 miles, stk10182 ................$175,000
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Firm Handles All Aspects of Blasting, Aggregate Production
Baystate Blasting has a full range of portable and stationary crushing equipment that includes jaws, cones, closed circuit crushers, stacking conveyors, screening plants, excavators, loaders and road service trucks to keep the fleet running smoothly.
A new FedEx distribution building is coming to Middletown, Conn.
BAYSTATE from page 1
for projects large and small throughout the New England and New York region. “We have identified a market and put together the right fleet of equipment to handle all aspects of rock breaking and aggregate production,” said Tony Vital, general manager of Baystate Blasting. Baystate Blasting employees are experts in their field of blasting rock, but unlike most blasting services, they provide a full range of rock and recycled aggregate crushing services. The company the Lincoln, R.I., hotel site, massive heavy blasthas a full range of portable and At ing mats are put in place to contain flying debris, stationary crushing equipment reduce noise and absorb seismic shock. Making 4 in. minus to be used for various types of fill at the Crown Colony that includes jaws, cones, closed Apartments. circuit crushers, stacking conveyors, screening plants, excavators, loaders and road service trucks to keep the fleet running of 22 people, 10 drill rigs, and nine crushing smoothly. spreads. Their experiences include working The products Baystate can produce on the with mass rock, trench rock, presplit, line job site include a wide variety of stone and drilling, cushion blasting, hydraulic rock sand products with applications including splitting, seismic monitoring, as well as hoe subbase, foundations, roads, sidewalks, ramming. driveways, trench beds, structural fill, stone, “Our customers are varied, including genriprap and landscape products. eral contractors, construction managers, On the blasting side, Baystate Blasting is design builders, quarries, state and local federally licensed with the ATF as a dealer agencies, private developers and even the and user of explosive materials. Its highly occasional homeowner,” Vital said. skilled and experienced team is licensed to Baystate also is equipped with advanced work in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New estimating software, which allows its estiHampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island and New mating department to provide customers York State. Baystate was drilling to accommodate a parking lot at a new FedEx building in see BAYSTATE page 18 Baystate has four blasting crews made up Middletown, Conn.
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Baystate Blasting Shows Its Mettle on Solid Rock Sites
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Moments before the blast, mats are piled at least 10 feet high above the blast area. BAYSTATE from page 16
with accurate cut/fill volumes allowing them to clearly assist in determining subgrade quantities. Baystate will work closely with its customers throughout the entire bidding process to verify information that is contained in the bid documents and to design blast plans which meet all federal, state and local regulations. Clearing the Way for a Hotel On Nov. 1, Baystate Blasting began work at the site of a future hotel on U.S. Route 116 in Lincoln, R.I. As is typical for that region, the area was solid rock. At this job site, approximately 60,000 yds. of solid rock will be blasted, and when pos-
At the Lincoln, R.I., hotel site, there was no flying debris as a result of the blast due to the care and expertise of the Baystate Blasting experts.
sible processed into ¾-in. stone. Prior to starting on this job site, Baystate executed a pre-blast survey, which established the conditions of all residential and commercial properties bordering the site to be prepared in the event of property damage claims. Prior to each blast alerts are sounded, and residents are notified. Despite the number of charges being released into solid rock, the noise level was barely noticeable, and a minimal amount of seismic disturbance was felt. The excavation was scheduled to be completed by Dec. 18, 2018. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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What was solid rock is now a manageable pile of shot rock waiting to be processed into ¾-in. aggregate.
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