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Diamond Mowers, Trombia Sweepers, Leica Machine Control Systems, and many others. The company also has an extensive fleet of late-model machines for rental. Guests of the grand opening enjoyed games, raffles, operator’s challenges, and much more. The Case CX80C Midi excavator was used in one challenge to precisely stack four cinder blocks. At another station, operators used a Case 580SN backhoe to pick up various sized balls and drop them into a bucket with the winner taking home a Case 4 burner gas grill. The Bears BBQ food truck was there to provide delicious bbq for all to enjoy. Attendees also were invited to walk the yard and take a look at the fully stocked inventory. A variety of Case equipment see MONROE page 6
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Zach Fairchild of D&Z Construction from Thomaston, Conn., competes on a Case CX80C Midi excavator stacking cinder blocks.
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Monroe Tractor’s South Windsor, Conn., team at the grand opening of their new location. (L-R): Charlie Patenaude, service manager and son, Mason; Nichole Gretta, product support; Mike Uricchio, parts specialist; Seth Cerone, sales manager; Jesse Miller, sales and daughter, Ava; Chris Donovan, technician; Craig Robbins, branch manager; Greg Schumaker, technician; and Laura Wilkas, assistant general manager.
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PostMark Mixed-Use Development Under Construction
In addition to preserving the original Post Office structure, the plan will preserve the exterior curved stairways at the front entrance to the building.
Forty market rate and 10 affordable condominiums will be built on five levels above the post office with 8,000 ft. of commercial space for three units.
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will be re-purposed for multiple commercial uses. Additional commercial space including two plazas which may be used for outside dining also will be constructed. Following the selective demolition by Nauset of the rear of the building (which was added long after the original structure was built), the five-story contemporary-style residential addition will be constructed utilizing a design that complements the classic design of the post office. The one- and twobedroom condominium homes will feature open floor plans, designer curated finishes, an abundance of natural light and energy efficient features. The PostMark will feature an expansive common amenity space and a large resident only roof deck located on the penthouse level. The building’s exterior façade will be a combination of brick and stone at the base to replicate the look of the original building, with clapboard siding and wood details to pay homage to the traditional design character. In addition to preserving the original Post Office structure, the plan will preserve the exterior curved stairways at the front entrance to the building. The proposal adds new commercial space on the Haven Street level and two plazas, potentially for outside dining. The new addition will be five stories with setbacks at the 4th and 5th floors forming roof terraces (the 5th story is a penthouse level with five units). A mix of one and two-bedroom homes have open floor plans, abundant light and energy efficient features. “We see the redevelopment of the historic post office as an opportunity to not only provide transitoriented condominiums to a market with a strong demand for housing, but to preserve an iconic building for the town of Reading,” said Paul DiBiase, principal and CEO of DiBiase Homes. “We also are exploring what mix of commercial uses will best complement The PostMark and add vibrancy to downtown Reading.” CEG
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Attendees of Monroe Tractor’s grand opening event on April 13, 2019, enjoy lunch in the four bays of its new location in South Windsor, Conn.
Richie Roulston (L) of Roulston Services LLC of Windsor Locks, Conn., and Chuck Miller, Monroe Tractor general manager, construction equipment division from New Berlin, N.Y., in front of a Case 721G wheel loader.
Gary Bodine (L), Case product specialist, and Bob Nute, Case product support ran the rodeo event.
(L-R): Jay Rindflesh of Collinsville Towing and Transport in Canton, Conn.; Tim Wheeler of Wheeler Construction in Avon, Conn.; Chris Kulinski of the town of Barkhamsted, Barkhamsted, Conn.; and Corey Tucker of Torrington, Conn., check out the variety of machinery on Monroe Tractor’s two-acre lot.
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Maine Co. Thrives Year-Round Amid Drastic Temp Range By Kristin Stires
out in the sandbox playing with Tonka toys and stuff, and I was there with a Hitachi 200 picking in the sand piles,” Kyle said. While Kyle holds an MBA, he truly learned the family business out in the field. “It’s been awesome growing up in this business,” Kyle said. “My father and Scotty have involved me with the operations, overseeing road jobs and local projects in town. I’ve always had the ability to run equipment, and that’s how I learned the trade, in a sense.” Kyle shares his father’s passion for Hitachi equipment. “The competition just cannot compete in our view,” Kyle said. “That is why our older Hitachi excavators are still in our fleet; it is a testament to the Hitachi durability. Turn the key and go to work.” As an operator, Kyle also understands the equipment firsthand. “Personally, I enjoy the hydraulics of the machines,” Kyle said. “They seem to be much smoother and more fluid than any competitor machine I have run in the past.
M&H Logging and Construction in Rangeley, Maine, has been loyal to Hitachi since 1987.
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It only took 10 minutes for Scott Millbury and Joe Haley to get hooked on Hitachi. It was 1987, and a local dealer rented a brand-new Hitachi 200 to Scott and Joe, co-owners of M&H Logging and Construction in Rangeley, Maine. They still talk about that day like it was yesterday. “We’d never seen a Hitachi, never mind tried one. I ran the machine first and I immediately got off and had Joe jump on the machine,” Scott said. “It was like light years ahead of everybody else. I mean they knocked it out of the park — it was like everyone else was a ‘one’ and Hitachi was a ‘10.’ In 10 minutes, we knew we were going to buy it, and we’ve been buying them ever since. They’re great machines.” “We were doing a real rocky job down on the lake,” Joe added. “That 200 did a heck of a good job for us. It was a super machine.” Scott and Joe, who are cousins as well as business partners, started the family business in 1981. Initially, they completed forestry
work, and in the mid-1980s, began taking on construction work. Today, M&H specializes in residential and commercial earth work and logging, and owns a few quarries, among other subsidiaries.
Family Ties Joe’s son, Kyle Haley, also works for the company as an operator. After all, he was raised in the family business. “Growing up, a lot of kids my age were
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Maine-Based M&H Tackles the Big and the Small Jobs
Scott Millbury is a co-owner of M&H Logging and Construction. M&H from page 14
The overall design of the machines is superior as well, with emphasis on operator comfort.” Around Town Rangeley, Maine, is a four-seasons town in a lakes region. It’s quaint with a population of about 1,000 that booms throughout the year with vacationers and tourists looking to enjoy the outdoors — whether it’s summer days on the lake, fall foliage or snowmobiling. There are no stoplights, and it’s the kind of place where the locals know each other — Scott’s sister runs a local café and bakery. Everyone also is used to seeing M&H’s Hitachi excavators completing work around town. “We do all kinds of jobs in the construction dirt world — from $1,500 jobs up to multimillion-dollar jobs in town and around the area,” Scott said. “We definitely have varying conditions up here from 80 degrees to 40 below so it’s a struggle, you know. But Hitachi handles it very, very well.” The company’s newest addition, a ZX130-6, has proven itself to be a perfectly packaged machine on jobs. “We’ve found great versatility in the 120to 130-sized machine,” Kyle said. “It’s just small enough for our residential work but also large enough for some of our commercial applications as well. Rangeley has a lot of tight streets that we work on, so the size is great.”
“The Hitachis are really quiet and smooth,” Joe added. “That’s nice especially for the residential work.” Fleet Management M&H’s fleet expanded during the ‘90s as the company took on more construction work. That fleet has remained an all-orange Hitachi line-up and now ranges from a ZX35U-3 up to a ZX330LC. “That first Hitachi 200 left a true lasting impression,” Kyle said. “My father says it was the ‘Cadillac of excavators’.” In fact, Joe’s fleet favorite today is still a 200. “We call our ’99 Hitachi EX200 ‘Old Faithful.’ It has more than 15,000 hours on it and has all original parts,” Joe said. “We still run it on jobs today.” While M&H owns Hitachi equipment, the guys continue to compare other brands whether it’s on their own turf or at a tradeshow. “We own Hitachis, but if you need something short-term, you’ve got to rent what’s available,” Scott said. “So we run other brands and, you know, we’ve still not been satisfied that they’re up to the Hitachi standard.” “Every three years, we also go to ConExpo in Las Vegas,” Joe said. “We learn quite a bit about the different brands at that show.” Scott added that for M&H, it all comes down to reliability. At the end of the day, he see M&H page 17
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USACE Reaches Milestone in Boston Harbor Project The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District reached the milestone on April 5, 2019 of removing 4 million cu. yds. of dredge material as part of Phase II of the three-phased Boston Harbor Navigation Improvement Project in Boston, Mass. Approximately 7.7 million cu. yds. of dredge material and weathered rock, and 200,000 to 500,000 cu. yds. of hard rock remain to be removed before the project is fully completed by December 2021. The project would not be possible without the support of the project sponsor, Massport, and the exceptional partnerships and coordination between the Corps of Engineers, Massport, U.S. Coast Guard, Boston Pilots Association, Boston Logan International Airport, lobstermen, recreational users, and many others. The Boston Harbor improvement and deepening project has been many years in the making, through the study, analysis and planning phases, design and now construction. “The project involves deepening and improving various portions of the Boston Harbor Federal Navigation Project,” said Jenifer Thalhauser, project manager, of the Corps of Engineers, New England District, Programs and Project Management Division in Concord, Mass. “Project benefits will be realized with reduced tidal delays for cargo vessels and the capability of the Port of Boston to receive larger cargo ships which will benefit both regional and national commerce.” This is a three-phase project. Phase 1 (completed) involved constructing a Confined Aquatic Disposal (CAD) cell by dredging 1 million cu. yds. of material and disposing of that material at the Massachusetts Bay Disposal Site. Once the CAD cell was constructed, maintenance dredging of approximately 800,000 cu. yds. of silty material from portions of the 40-ft. Main Ship Channel, the 40-ft. deep Inner Confluence, and portions of the 35-ft. deep channel, were placed into the newly constructed CAD cell. The $12.8 million contract was awarded to Great Lakes Dredge and Dock of Oak Brook, Ill., in September 2016. Construction started in July 2017 and was completed in December 2017. Phase 2 (currently ongoing) involves dredging 11.7 million cu. yds. of silt, blue clay, till and weathered rock. The $122.2 million contract was awarded to the joint venture of Cashman Dredging Inc. and Dutra Group in February 2018. Construction
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Approximately 7.7 million cu. yds. of dredge material and weathered rock, and 200,000 to 500,000 cu. yds. of hard rock remain to be removed before the project is fully completed by December 2021.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District reached the milestone on April 5, 2019 of removing 4 million cu. yds. of dredge material as part of Phase II of the three-phased Boston Harbor Navigation Improvement Project in Boston, Mass.
started in July 2018 and is anticipated to be completed in October 2021. The milestone of dredging 4 million cu. yds. of material for phase 2 was reached on April 5, 2019. “The federal navigation improvement project will allow the Port to accommodate large container ships that are calling on the U.S. east coast now that the Panama Canal improvements are completed,” said Thalhauser. Approximately 11.7 million cu. yds. of material will be removed from the following
components of the Boston Harbor Federal Navigation Project: deepening and widening the Broad Sound North Channel to -51 ft. Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW); deepening and widening the Main Ship Channel to the Conley Terminal, including the turning basin to -47 ft. MLLW; and deepening the President Roads Anchorage and deepening the lower Reserved Channel to -47 ft. MLLW. The dredge material is being placed in the Massachusetts Bay Disposal Site (MBDS),
approximately 20 mi. offshore of Boston Harbor, with the exception of a small fraction of the material that was placed as a cap to the Main Ship Channel Confined Aquatic Disposal (CAD) cell, just downstream of the inner confluence of the Chelsea and Mystic Rivers. Phase 3 (future work) will involve removing approximately 200,000 to 500,000 cu. yds. of hard rock. The contract solicitation is anticipated to be released in spring 2020 with the work getting underway later that year and when finished will then complete the entire Boston Harbor Improvement project. Completion of the entire project is expected by December 2021. According to Thalhauser, one of the biggest challenges of the project was the extensive coordination required. “It is a very active navigation channel and has required extensive coordination with the U.S. Coast Guard, commuter ferries, Boston Harbor pilots, recreational users, lobstermen and other construction activities in the Harbor involving Massport and Eversource Energy,” she said. “Also, the proximity to the Logan Airport required extensive coordination with Massport Aviation, FAA and Logan ATCT.” Improvement deepening of Boston Harbor was authorized for construction by the 2014 Water Resources Reform and Development Act (WRRDA). The WRRDA referenced a Chief of Engineers Report, signed Sept. 30, 2013, which was transmitted to Congress on Feb. 26, 2014. For more information, visit nae.usace.army.mil/Missions/ProjectsTopics/Boston-Harbor/.
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Feds Award $2M Grant for Vt. DOT Gets Funds for Debris Rail Safety Improvements Removal From Fall ’17 Storm In partnership with Vermont’s federal delegation, the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) announced it has been awarded a $2.08 million federal grant for safety improvements along the Vermonter Amtrak service. Funding from the Federal Railroad Administration’s Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements Grant Program (CRISI) will be used to correct slopes, repair culverts and install rock fall detection systems along the New England Central Railroad, which hosts the Amtrak service. The safety improvements will address the underlying conditions that resulted in the 2015 derailment of an Amtrak Vermonter train that caused over $10 million in injuries and damages. The project also will improve the service’s operating speeds and on-time performance. Since 2015, delays have resulted in 216 hours of annual Amtrak passenger delays and 520 hours of annual freight delays. “Congress has made a priority of infrastructure investments that improve rail safety, including here in Vermont. This investment will lessen travel times and delays on
The Vermonter, a step that is important to our shared goal of growing passenger rail ridership,” said Sen. Patrick Leahy, Sen. Bernie Sanders and Congressman Peter Welch in a joint statement. The award to Vermont comes from the Fiscal Year 2018 Omnibus Appropriations Act, which included $592.5 million for CRISI grants, a $524.5 million increase from fiscal year 2017. Leahy included language in the program ensuring that at least 25 percent of the funds would be allocated to rural areas. “Amtrak passengers will not only experience faster travel times but also safer and more comfortable travel,” said Gov. Phil Scott. “The business community will also benefit from the efficiency gained through these safety enhancements. I’m appreciative of Senator Leahy and our delegation for securing this funding.” “This project is consistent with our focus on safety and improving our intercity passenger rail services and I am excited to make these important investments in our state’s rail network,” said Transportation Secretary Joe Flynn.
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The federal government said the Maine Department of Transportation will receive more than $900,000 to pay for the cost of debris removal necessitated by a severe fall storm in 2017. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is providing the Maine DOT with $926,980 for costs incurred during the storm and flooding, which happened from Oct. 29
to Nov. 1 of that year. The agency said the aid represents the federal portion of the cost share for the work, which totaled $1.2 million. Thirteen counties in the state received a presidential declaration due to the extent of the damage the storm and flooding caused. FEMA said it is has obligated more than $7.3 million to the state as a result of damages from the declaration.
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CMC Plans Land Redevelopment for Expansion Project Catholic Medical Center (CMC), new, award-winning headquarters a member of GraniteOne Health, on the corner of McGregor and has filed plans with the city of Armory streets in 2013. “Both of Manchester to redevelop land adjaour organizations play a significant cent to the hospital, transforming a role in Manchester’s history, and key piece of property on the city’s we both are committed to its West side. Plans include a new future,” he said. building to house state-of-the-art The approximately 220,000 sq. facilities for the New England ft. of new space aims to increase Heart & Vascular Institute, up to 90 patient access and satisfaction. private patient rooms enabling the “The trend in health care is cerhospital to operate its full existing tainly toward single-patient 330-bed license, six additional rooms,” said Jennifer Cassin, operating suites and a larger, CMC’s chief nursing officer. upgraded emergency department. “Increased privacy promotes “CMC has a history of and com- Catholic Medical Center has filed plans with the city of Manchester to redevelop land adjacent to the comfort and helps patients and mitment to meeting the communi- hospital. Plans include a new building to house state-of-the-art facilities for the New England Heart families better manage the stress ty’s healthcare needs, and the com- & Vascular Institute, up to 90 private patient rooms enabling the hospital to operate its full existing of being in the hospital. Singlemunity needs this,” said Dr. Joseph 330-bed license, six additional operating suites, and a larger, upgraded emergency department. patient rooms can also lead to Pepe, president and CEO. “On any fewer hospital acquired infecgiven day, this hospital is nearly or com- the West side for more than 125 years. Its and various site, traffic flow and parking tions and help patients recover more pletely full. We treat some of the sickest, most recent campus expansion happened in improvements will be made. The hospital quickly.” most medically complex patients in the com- 2008, with the opening of the Notre Dame expansion will replace the existing Rite Aid CMC is presenting its plans to the munity. The demand for our high-quality Pavilion and the Sky Bridge over McGregor store and the remaining vacant strip mall. Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment “It’s exciting to see CMC’s role in trans- and the Planning Board in May. The goal is services is growing and patients expect noth- Street. In 2004, the hospital opened a 74,000 ing but the best from us. We have an obliga- sq.-ft. addition. For this next phase of forming both health care and the West side to break ground on the project mid-summer tion to deliver and this new addition will growth, CMC is working closely with its of Manchester,” said Ron Covey, St. Mary’s 2019, with an opening of the expansion in 2022. help us carry out our mission of health, heal- neighbors, Rite-Aid and St. Mary’s Bank. Bank president and CEO. The current Rite-Aid store will be moved to St. Mary’s Bank has been CMC’s neighFor more information, visit ing, and hope.” CMC has been growing and evolving on a new building closer to McGregor Street bor for more than 100 years and opened a catholicmedicalcenter.org.
PC Construction Names Jay Fayette New President, CEO The board of directors of PC Construction have announced Jay Fayette, a South Burlington, Vt., resident, will serve as president and CEO of the employee-owned construction company. Fayette has been at the company for 24 years and most recently served as president and COO leading the company at a time of heightened competition and alternative project delivery methods. “The board is thrilled that Jay has agreed to Jay Fayette serve as our next leader,” said John Evans, PC Construction board member. “Jay has been a leader in this organization for some time and our project teams already look to him for strategic direction and support. Jay will focus on advancing the company steadily and deliberately over the coming years. His unique blend of hands-on experience and leadership capabilities make him a great choice as the company’s CEO.” Since joining PC, Fayette has led nearly
$4 billion in projects. From a cutting-edge STEM complex at the University of Vermont and the NCAA Division I Wildcat Stadium at the University of New Hampshire to the $100 million Waterbury State Office Complex, Fayette is known for leading teams in building complex projects with multiple and various clients across the region. Fayette began leading the company’s water and wastewater market in 2017, working on opportunities to rehabilitate and replace aging infrastructure to ensure secure, clean and reliable sources of drinking water for cities and municipalities along the east coast. Fayette will continue to lead PC’s executive team to ensure projects are completed efficiently and effectively while pursuing new opportunities, building upon the success of the city of Atlanta Water Supply Program, the Water Reclamation Facility in Daytona Beach, Fla., and the water treatment facilities
for Charleston Water in South Carolina. “PC Construction is one of the very best in the business and that is because of our people,” said Fayette. “I am incredibly honored to work alongside my fellow employee-owners as we strive each day to build great projects, people and relationships. The future of this company is incredibly bright and I’m eager to move us forward.” PC Construction is currently constructing more than $1.2 billion in building and facil-
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PC Construction received a Build Maine Award from the Associated General Contractors of Maine in the Building category for its work on a major renovation and expansion project at three school buildings within Regional School Unit (RSU) 21 in the Kennebunk area.
PC Construction announced it has received a Build Maine Award from the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Maine. The company earned recognition in the Building category for its work on a major renovation and expansion project at three school buildings within Regional School Unit (RSU) 21 in the Kennebunk area. “We are honored to once again receive this great distinction from the AGC of Maine for our team’s efforts at RSU 21,” said Jay Fayette, CEO of PC Construction. “The physical improvements we put into place will enhance the educational experience of the region’s young people for generations to come. While we take great pride in every project we undertake, it’s particularly meaningful to be recognized for our craftsmanship on a project with such lasting community impact.” The $47.2 million project included the rehabilitation and expansion of two elementary schools and the area’s high school. In total, more than 147,000 sq. ft. of renovations and nearly 135,000 sq. ft. of additions were completed at the Mildred L. Day School, Kennebunkport Consolidated
School, and Kennebunk High School. “Our infrastructure was aging, so this project was a ‘must’ to ensure all Kennebunk students could have access to a great education on a safe and modern campus,” said Steve Marquis, director of operations of RSU 21. “These upgraded facilities provide added functionality and many more opportunities for educational programming than we ever had before.” This year’s award marks the third time in recent years that PC Construction has been honored by AGC Maine. In 2018, PC Construction was one of only five contractors statewide to be honored with a Build Maine Award. That award, also in the Building category, recognized PC’s exemplary efforts in constructing the $22.5 million Hiawatha Building at 667 Congress St. in downtown Portland. In 2016, the company was recognized in the Industrial category for the $61.3 million Bath Iron Works (BIW) Facilities Upgrade project in Bath, Maine. With almost 500,000 hours logged by PC Construction and subcontractors, the RSU 21 project was completed in December 2018, on time, on budget, and with zero lost time injuries.
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