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In Bernardston, Mass., cleanup efforts are under way following work to ensure the reliability and continued use of Bridge 42.81 for passenger and freight railroad operations. The rehab took place in a short period of time, but required a great deal of coordination. “The primary construction was successfully performed during a five-day service outage period in midSeptember,” said Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) spokesperson Patrick Marvin. “This time-frame was coordinated with numerous stakeholders, including Amtrak, CTDOT, VTDOT and MassDOT, in order to accommophoto date railroad traffic, the local commu- The railroad bridge was designed and built in 1846 by Theodore MassDOT Judah. nity and to allow concurrent work by Amtrak on a similar infrastructure project requiring an outage in Windsor, Conn., on Amtrak’s Springfield, along the Knowledge Corridor. The $2.1 million project is being funded by MassDOT as part of the Hartford Line.” The historic four-section viaduct is commonly referred to Knowledge Corridor improvements. Amtrak currently operates northbound and southbound as the Stone Arch Bridge over the Fall River, at railroad Milepost 42.81, which is approximately 42.8 mi. from see BRIDGE page 18
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Federal authorities say natural gas lines became overpressurized after Columbia Gas failed to account for critical pressure sensors as workers replaced century-old cast-iron pipes in Lawrence. The company says it has paid $23 million in claims from customers. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.construction equipmentguide.com.)
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The University of Vermont Board of Trustees has unanimously passed a resolution that lays out a specific financial plan for the Athletic Department’s MultiPurpose Facility project and paves the way for construction to begin as early as this winter, pending receipt of all the necessary permits. The resolution requires that all fundraising goals be met prior to groundbreaking. While fundraising for the project will continue up to and through construction, several critical milestones have been met which provided the board confidence to move the project forward. The much-anticipated project includes major upgrades to health, wellness and recreation, a transformational renovation of historic Gutterson Fieldhouse and the construction of a new events center that will serve as the home for the Catamount men’s and women’s basketball teams while also hosting a variety of campus and public events. The project is scheduled to be completed in various stages throughout the 2020-21 academic year. “The passage of these resolutions by the full Board of Trustees will represent the most significant step forward in the long history of our vision, consideration, planning, and, at long last, construction of this critical project,” said UVM President Tom Sullivan. “Once approved, our board will be making a strong and official commitment of University resources to get this done, which is an essential component of the finances needed to move forward. This opens the door for this multipurpose project to break ground as planned this winter, as we complete the final phase of philanthropic fundraising. 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Northland JCB Holds Open House Appreciation Day
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n Oct. 23, 2018, Northland JCB held an open house and customer appreciation day at its Wilmington, Mass., location. On display was the complete line of JCB construction equipment, as well as various other municipal machines currently offered by Northland JCB. In addition to a great barbecue lunch, customers were offered: • Parts discounts • Attachments discounts • Free construction equipment inspections • T-shirts, hats and other giveaways (This story also can be found on Customers are afforded the opportunity to closely inspect JCB machines with servConstruction Equipment Guide’s ice technicians on hand to answer any questions. website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG see JCB page 20
A delicious and satisfying barbecue lunch was enjoyed by all.
Wille is a popular machine manufactured in Connecticut specifically designed for a wide variety of urban applications, including snow removal, street sweeping, pressure washing and more. Mark Fisher (L), VP Sales of Wille North America, talks about the machine with David Gagne of Longstone Corporation in Leominster, Mass.
Checking out the features of an Avant 365 articulated loader is Jason Burgess (L) of Green World in Plaistow, N.H., and Ryan Sears, sales representative of Northland JCB.
Discussing the challenges of the upcoming snow season (L-R) are Kevin Burke of Northland JCB; and Gregory Cunningham and Jovin Ciarletta, both of Ground Care Landscaping, a landscape and hardscape service, in North Andover, Mass.
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Sales Auction Company Holds Successful Auction in Conn.
Ringman Jason Stribling of Demorest, Ga., signals the auctioneer that he has a bid on a 2016 Volvo L70H, which eventually sold for $96,000.
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(L-R): Benjamin Mitchell of Barry, Mass., and Derek Carroll and Ashley Bard, both of All Construction Services, Gilbertsville, Mass., stand in front of a 2015 Cat 914K that would wind up being sold to a bidder in Ohio.
ales Auction Company held its semi-annual public equipment auction Oct. 6, 2018 at its permanent facility in Windsor Locks, Conn. This event was by far the company’s largest and most successful sale ever with 1,213 lots sold, including a large variety of excavators, loaders, dozers, more than 30 skid steer loaders, farm tractors and a large selection of trucks. Approximately 2,000 bidders competed to purchase the
equipment, almost half of which bid online through Proxibid. Total sales were nearly $7 million with items sold across the United States, Canada, Mexico and as far away as Vietnam and Australia. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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An impressive lineup of excavators went on the auction block.
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Buyers Out in Force at Sales Auction Company’s October Sale
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Sales Auction Company attracted one of the largest crowds ever with nearly 1,000 in attendance and an additional 1,000 online bidders.
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Get a load of this Cat 950M that sold for $190,000. Emily Csuka and Tom Cobb of Evergreen Tree Services enjoy the sale accompanied by their dog, Timber.
Chris Lavelle (L) and Dave Isakson, both of South Hadley, Mass., check out the tractor loader backhoes.
With the boom in construction, compact excavators are in high demand. Checking out the controls of this Bobcat (L-R) are Brett Long (in cab), Lee Shuhi, and Dustin Pagano, all of BLG Property Maintenance.
This Oct. 6 sale was by far Sales Auction Company’s largest and most successful sale ever with 1,213 lots sold, including a large variety of excavators, loaders, dozers, more than 30 skid steer loaders, farm tractors and a large selection of trucks.
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Vermont Begins Last Irene Recovery Project By Wilson Ring ASSOCIATED PRESS
ROXBURY, VT (AP) Construction got under way Oct. 24 on a project to rebuild Vermont’s oldest fish hatchery, which was put out of business by flooding from Tropical Storm Irene in 2011. While the symbolic scoop from an excavator operated by Republican Gov. Phil Scott marked the beginning of construction on the hatchery, it also marked the beginning of the last recovery project from the storm that devastated Vermont. “It’s been a long time coming,” said Scott, the former owner of a construction company, after he climbed out of the machine. “It took a lot of effort from everyone pulling together in the same direction.” The rebuilding of the Roxbury Fish Culture Station, first built in 1891, and known for its outdoor ponds, rather than the tanks used by more modern hatcheries, sunk into the ground. It will meet modern water quality standards while helping to provide the thousands of brook and rainbow trout that will be distributed to lakes, rivers and streams. It wasn’t lost on the people at the ceremony, held on a chilly October morning that was spitting snow, that it would be the last time state officials gathered to mark the start of construction of a major Irene recovery project. Some parts of Vermont received 11 inches of rain in 24 hours when Irene stalled over Vermont in late August 2011. It killed six, damaged or destroyed more than 500 miles of roads and 200 bridges, and cut off more than a dozen communities from the outside world, some for several days.
The recovery led to the largest single construction project in state history, the $145 million rebuilding of the state office complex in Waterbury, most of which was made unusable when the Winooski River overflowed its banks. The rebuilt complex opened in late 2015. All told, there were 3,372 project worksheets written by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in response to Irene flooding. The combination of federal, state and private funding of the rebuilding totaled an estimated $750 million, said Ben Rose, the hazard mitigation chief of Vermont Emergency Management. A handful of projects remain to be completed. The building of the new state agricultural laboratory in Randolph is almost finished, and there are a handful of road projects wrapping up, but with the Oct. 24 groundbreaking, none are left to get started, Rose said. “It’s a real celebration of perseverance,” Rose said. Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Louis Porter said the rebuilding of the Roxbury hatchery is going to cost $5 million to $6 million, with FEMA contributing just under $1 million. “The cost of this project is really about building a hatchery that can both produce fish but can also produce those fish in an environmentally protective and responsible way,” Porter said. The construction is expected to take about a year, but it will probably have to pause for the winter, so it’s likely it won’t be ready for a ribbon-cutting until sometime in 2020. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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The $2.1 million project is being funded by MassDOT as part of the Knowledge Corridor improvements.
In Bernardston, Mass., cleanup efforts are under way following work to ensure the reliability and continued use of Bridge 42.81 for passenger and freight railroad operations.
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The physical bridge structure is approximately 208 ft. in length. The re-decking of Bridge 42.81 is one component of MassDOT’s effort to improve reliability on the Knowledge Corridor. BRIDGE from page 1
“Vermonter” trains over the bridge. The Vermonter operates daily between Washington, DC and St Albans, Vt. The physical bridge structure is approximately 208 ft. in length. The re-decking of Bridge 42.81 is one component of MassDOT’s effort to improve reliability on the Knowledge Corridor. All work was completed in a narrow window, with minimal nighttime work. Afterhours of work, which presents special safety challenges, was carefully considered during construction preparation planning. Marvin added that special consideration was given to the redesign of the 26 new precast concrete U-shaped “tubs” to provide improved stability and safety, as well as historic and architectural consideration, such as the addition of a safety walkway, increased
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The addition of a safety walkway, increased depth of the tubs and special treatment of the precast concrete outside tub faces to mirror the historic stone design.
depth of the tubs and special treatment of the precast concrete outside tub faces to mirror the historic stone design. Pan Am Railway officials were part of the project team and provided staff to support the undertaking. According to MassDOT Rail and Transit Administrator Astrid Glynn, the closely-coordinated operation involved a number of players. “All work was carefully planned, from design, through material procurement, delivery, staging of equipment, construction, quality assurance, inspection and placement in service for railroad operations. The project was completed on schedule and on budget.” The bridge and more than two dozen existing concrete tubs were previously inspected and determined to be in sufficient structural condition for removal. When the track outage began, the existing track was
Special consideration was given to the redesign of the 26 new precast concrete U-shaped “tubs” to provide improved stability and safety, as well as historic and architectural consideration.
removed in panels, then each concrete tub was lifted off the stone deck of the bridge. The stone bridge deck was carefully examined, cleaned and then prepared for receipt of the 26 new precast concrete tubs which were wider, higher and included a safety walkway. Anti-graffiti coating was applied during factory manufacture of the precast bridge tubs. All the new tubs were installed, grouted and a thick vibration/noise pad was applied. Once the grout had cured, a base of new stone ballast was installed on the new bridge deck, followed by the new track panels which were then connected at both ends to the existing track. Additional stone ballast was installed, and the track was surfaced and laser lined to its proper location. All existing materials will be removed or placed in other locations as required. The new 136RE continuous welded rail (CWR)
will be installed, replacing the new 136RE rails used to construct the track panels. Pandrol plates, clips and other fasteners were installed similar to the track work on the Knowledge Corridor. “Any railroad project involving active operations is complex,” said Glynn. “The special challenges for Stone Arch Bridge 42.81 included historic, safety, special design considerations, material procurement and handling, crane locations and staging on each side of the bridge to facilitate complete and safe work zone coverage. “The project also included some day and night time work, a compressed schedule due to a specific Amtrak service outage required busing, community outreach and stakeholder communications and the need for good weather and warm temperatures. see BRIDGE page 22
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With the JCB skid steer is Steve Benoit (L) and John Patenaude, both of the city of Lowell DPW.
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All work was completed in a narrow window, with minimal nighttime work. BRIDGE from page 18
MassDOT’s contractor, design consultant, program management consultant, and Pan Am Railway staff support contributed to the success of the project.” Preparation work began prior to the outage. Actual construction started soon after the northbound Vermonter cleared the area, and continued until work was completed when the final inspections occurred and a Pan Am freight train crossed the bridge at slow speed under careful inspection of project staff. Rehabbing the bridge required a special safety work plan to ensure site safety throughout construction. The architectural treatment of the new precast tubs also involved coordination with the pre-cast manufacturer, to ensure quality and consistency. Glynn said weather was not a significant factor for crews. As for the condition of the site prior to construction, MassDOT determined that the bridge required replacement of the concrete bridge tubs to support overall state-of-good-repair infrastructure initiatives. Two large cranes with telescopic booms capable of reaching past the center of the bridge were used to remove the old tubs and install the new ones. Railroad track surfacing equipment was needed for lining and surfacing the new track to intended grade and alignment. Main items used during construction included the new precast concrete tubs, as well as new 136RE rail, wood railroad ties, ballast mat, stone ballast, Pandrol plates and other track materials.
Planning, design, construction staging preparation, safety planning, material management, coordination with all stakeholders and good community outreach were all required to ensure a successful project for Bridge 42.81. Glynn noted that it was extremely gratifying to be involved in giving the bridge new life. “Improving a historic structure such as Stone Arch Bridge 42.81 is always a challenge, and it’s very rewarding to the project staff, MassDOT and the community.” The railroad bridge was designed and built in 1846 by Theodore Judah, who later met with President Lincoln and Congress and convinced them to provide funding to survey and build the Transcontinental Railroad. Born in 1826 in Bridgeport, Conn., Judah studied engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He later became an American railroad and civil engineer, and was a central figure in the original promotion, establishment and design of the First Transcontinental Railroad. Judah found investors for what became the Central Pacific Railroad (CPRR). As chief engineer, he performed much of the land survey work to determine the best route for the railroad over the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Mount Judah, an 8,245-ft. peak in Placer County, Calif., was formally named for Judah in 1940. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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