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From Bluefish to the Blues: Bridgeport Park Project to Bring Music to the Ears The last out may have been made at Bridgeport Bluefish’s baseball park in Bridgeport, Conn., but there will be extra innings played for part of this venue, which is being partly demolished and reinvented as an amphitheater. The new Harbor Yard Amphitheater, which will serve as southwestern Connecticut’s
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Wacker Neuson Appoints Equipment East New Dealer Equipment East has become a Wacker Neuson distributor. “Wacker Neuson is a great fit to our organization and the product has a tremendous following in Massachusetts,” said Michael Rice, sales manager. “They are one of the industry leaders in the light equipment market and their range and versatility of product line will allow us to offer With the addition of the Wacker Neuson product line, solutions for just about any Equipment East is now able to light up the job site. type of project. Equipment East will be offering Wacker Neuson’s full line of pumps, compactors, generators and light towers for both sale and rent and we Wacker Neuson offers a full line of excavators from a zero emissions/dual power are fully stocked and trained to 2,500-lb. compact excavator to a 3,600-lb. conventional machine. support the products with parts and service.” said. “Their engineers are truly innovators tracked loader lineup shows a commitment Rice added that Wacker and we have been very impressed with what to quality, performance, and serviceability,” Neuson’s diverse product line we have seen from them thus far.” he said. “From the ease of operator access reaches far beyond the construcAccording to Rice, Wacker Neuson’s with large spacious cabs, to the powerful tion industry. compact equipment line is what has really economic reliable engines, they have “It also touches agriculture, oil and gas, landscaping, industrial The Series II skid steer is engineered for ease of grabbed their attention. “The Series II skid steer and the compact see COMPACT page 8 and the municipal markets,” he accessibility and service.
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Conn.’s Bradley International Set for ‘Historic Chapter’ Gov. Ned Lamont, state leaders, Connecticut Airport Authority officials and project stakeholders held a ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony at the construction site of Bradley International Airport’s new Ground Transportation Center July 18. “Undoubtedly, Bradley International Airport is rapidly rising in popularity and ridership, with more airlines and routes being added regularly,â€? Lamont said. “More and more people throughout New England are recognizing the multiple benefits this airport provides — a convenient, centralized location and growing amenities that make travel easier. In fact, CondĂŠ Nast Traveler, one of the world’s leading travel magazines, ranks Bradley as the third best airport in the country. Now with this addition of this Ground Transportation Center, travel will become even more convenient. Improving Connecticut’s transportation system is key to improving business development and growing jobs in nearly every sector of our economy. I am determined to utilize our state’s largest airport as an economic driver.â€? “We’re pleased to officially begin this new, historic chapter for Bradley International Airport,â€? said Tony Sheridan, chairman of the Connecticut Airport Authority board of directors. “The Ground
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Construction Helps Bring New Amphitheater to Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT from page 1
development, concrete and demolition on the project. The demolition portion of the project involved selective demolition of the old Ballpark at Harbor Yard, including the removal of portions of the concrete stadium structure, columns and walls. M&L also is performing the site development, and had just completed a major sewer re-route that involved moving 800 ft. of 54 in. sewer main. This sewer main happened to be 20 ft. down and well below sea level. Any time this type of work is done it involves a considerable amount of shoring and excavating. To accomplish this type of heavy lifting a (L-R) are John Apple, president of Westchester Kobelco SK300 excavator that was pur- Tractor; Frank Marini, owner and founder of M & L chased last fall from Westchester Tractor in Construction; and Gaetano Marini. Finishing touches for the foundation and utilities being put in place. Brewster, N.Y., was used. “When Eastern Equipment went out of business sales rep, is always available to us. He brings with him a The site sits low and is located near several waterways and involved a significant amount of dewatering. For this dewa- Westchester Tractor became our dealer for both Kobelco and wealth of knowledge and the resources to get things done, tering process the services of Godwin Pumps were utilized. Kawasaki (Hitachi) and we have stayed committed to those including circumstances where he has gone to battle for us. Throughout the demolition, excavation and site work brands and to Westchester Tractor for a number of reasons,” This included an instance with the manufacturer over a warranty issue and he successfully got us taken care of. process all materials that are on site are remaining on site. All said Frank Marini, M&L Construction’s owner. “For decades we have found the Kobelco and Kawasaki “We take meticulous care of our machines. At the end of products are being crushed, screened and reused. Most of the excavating and earthmoving machines used [Hitachi] machines to be reliable, simple and powerful. We each day every machine is serviced. All filters and wear by M&L Construction are Kobelco and Kawasaki (Hitachi) put a ton of hours on them, they rarely break down, and they items are replaced by manufacturer specifications and we that were purchased from Westchester Tractor, including a are not overengineered. When they do break down or simply don’t beat them up. As a result, we get a great return on our Kobelco SK300, a Kobelco SK140, a Kobelco SK85, as need routine maintenance, Westchester Tractor always has investment, not just because of the maintenance, but also well as a Kawasaki (Hitachi) 70Z7 and a Kawasaki (Hitachi) the parts to get us back up and running. John Apple, presi- because we don’t start out by buying junk, we buy quality to dent of Westchester Tractor, and fortunately for us, also our begin with.” 67Z7.
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N.H.’s George E. Merril & Sons Leads Site Vermont Legislation Prep Work at Tuscan Village in Salem OKs $615M Worth of Transportation Cash
Tuscan Village, the section of Salem that is becoming a small city that will include town house apartments, retail businesses, medical and corporate space and even a man-made lake that will hold 5.1 million gallons of water. TUSCAN from page 1
The company is using Volvo loaders a Pressed café also will open in the Group dealership and The Villas at and excavators, a Volvo rigid frame South Village,” Reilly said. North Tuscan Village, a 96-unit condo rock truck, Hamm rollers and John All told, Tuscan Village properties complex also were constructed at the Deere bulldozers, he said. will occupy more than 3 million sq. ft., North Village. Joseph Reilly, chief operating officer providing up to 900,000 sq. ft. of office The Corsa apartments were built by of Trident in Salem, N.H., the property and medical space; 36 acres of open Pilot Construction of Portsmouth, N.H. management firm overseeing the con- public space; a public rail trail as well The construction of Salem as Tuscan’s corporate headFord was done by Whitcher quarters. Builders of Strafford, N.H., The development also with earth work completed will offer something that by George E. Merrill & Sons Salem never had: a downof Salem, N.H. town. Chris Murray, a Merrill “Salem doesn’t really estimator, said, “We did all have a strong town center the earth work at the site, like other towns,” said excavating materials off the Donna Morris, president of site and importing structural the Greater Salem Chamber materials for the building The 2.7 million sq.-ft. property is owned and being of Commerce. “This will pad and parking lot. We also developed by Joe Faro, a local restaurant owner who provide a little bit of a town established connections to plans to move his Tuscan Kitchen and Tuscan Market hub, a heart.” the town water and sewer businesses to the South Village section of Tuscan Tuscan Village is located system and performed Village. on the site of Rockingham drainage work.” Park, a race track that operatMurray said the company used a struction of Tuscan Village, said North ed for more than 100 years. Horse races Caterpillar 322 excavator, D6 dozer Village is 50 acres and South Village ended in 2009 and the site was unoccuand 930 wheel loader. will be a mixed-use development con- pied until Faro bought it and estabConstruction at the South Village, sisting of more than 2 million sq. ft. of lished plans for Tuscan Village. which will have 75 units, began in June space. Project highlights of the South He plans to incorporate artifacts with preliminary infrastructure work Village include 75 retail, grocery and from the old racetrack, from the origibeing completed by Continental restaurant spaces; 225,000 sq. ft. of nal sign to a bronze statue of the famed Paving of Londonderry, N.H. medical office space; 500,000 sq. ft. of horse Seabiscuit, who raced at the “We paved the development mall corporate office space; a hotel, condo- track. road and the far end connection at minium and banquet facility; and a “There are some incredible memoRockingham Park Boulevard,” said man-made, 2.5-acre lake with a storage ries that Rockingham Park has providproject manager Ryan Charbonneau. capacity of 5.1 million gal. of water. ed for Salem and New Hampshire, and “We’re building sidewalks, construct“Tuscan Market and Tuscan Kitchen we want people to remember that for ing the drainage system and installing will relocate from their current loca- generations to come,” Faro said. utilities.” tion, which is less than a mile away and CEG
Gov. Phil Scott signed into law two bills on June 14 that will pump more than $615 million into Vermont’s transportation system. Those bills — H.529, an act relating to the transportation program and miscellaneous changes to laws related to transportation, and S.149, an act relating to miscellaneous changes to laws related to vehicles and the Department of Motor Vehicles — include investments intended to reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions as part of its commitment as a signatory to the U.S. Climate Alliance as well as initiatives to make Vermont “more appealing” as a location for research and development of autonomous vehicles. “The investments in this legislation will continue to improve our state’s infrastructure while making transportation safer and easier for all Vermonters,” said Scott in a statement. “This year’s transportation bill continues our commitment to maintaining the state’s transportation system assets, providing safe highways for the traveling public and making investments in efficient transportation options for those traveling in the state by electric vehicle, bus, train, walking or biking,” said Joe Flynn, Vermont’s transportation secretary. “Additionally, we will continue to improve customer service at our DMV offices statewide through modernization efforts such as our new driver’s license and enhanced translation services.” He noted that Vermont’s Agency of Transportation will allocate $373 million for highway infrastructure investments as a result of the newly-signed legislation, including: • Nearly $100 million in bridge investments, including 41 projects under construction and 52 projects under development; • more than $100 million for paving; • nearly $50 million in roadway investments for projects, including the Champlain Parkway in Burlington, Main Street in Waterbury, the Crescent Connector in Essex Junction and continuation of key projects on Route 7 in Brandon and Pittsford; and • $20 million in traffic and safety investments for a new roundabout in Burlington, the Exit 16 diverging diamond interchange in Colchester and numerous highway safety programs. Vermont’s transportation budget also contains $93 million for public transit, aviation, bicycle/pedestrian improvements, as well as funding to extend Amtrak service to downtown Burlington.
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Wacker Neuson Line Reaches Beyond Just Construction COMPACT from page 8
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Tracked loaders are now available at Equipment East.
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Generator sets from Wacker Neuson are now available for rent or purchase at Equipment East.
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BOSTON (AP) Republican Gov. Charlie Baker has signed a bill providing $200 million to cities and towns for local infrastructure projects. The so-called Chapter 90 funds were given final approval by the Democraticcontrolled Legislature in early June. Baker said in a statement that the state money is critical for cities and towns for highway construction, road paving and other projects.
Under the program, communities submit receipts to the state for reimbursements for costs associated with eligible infrastructure projects. The state Department of Transportation verifies the expenses are eligible for reimbursement. The Baker administration said more than $1.1 billion in Chapter 90 funds have been allotted since the governor took office in 2015.
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NEW ENGLAND SUPPLEMENT ADVERTISER INDEX
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Kawasaki (Hitachi) 70Z7 loading up one of M&L Construction’s dump trucks. BRIDGEPORT from page 12
machines expanded Marini’s growing business into excavation, site work, drainage and road work projects. At the time, the housing market in Connecticut was booming. In 2003, Marini landed one of his first major projects, “The Rinks at Shelton,” a major two-story skating facility for which he did all of the site and concrete work. After completing college, Gaetano joined the company and brought with him a business savvy that has helped bring the company to a new level. Today, the company has 20 employees, an equipment stable of nine excavators, five loaders, plus various trucks and other pieces of support equipment, and continues to see a pattern of steady growth. According to Marini, “Over the years we have held steadfast to the same motto: ‘Do the right job do the best we can and treat our employees right.’ We have found that if we stick to those basic principles it has been the pathway to success.” For more information about M&L Construction, visit http://www.mlconst.com/.
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A memento of the past, the old ballpark scoreboard.
John Apple (L) discusses some of the future equipment needs of M & L Construction with owner and founder Frank Marini.
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