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D’Amato Construction Refaces Shepaug Dam in Waterbury Resurfacing a dam that is 450 ft. long with 100 ft. of main spillway might be a daunting task to some. But D’Amato Construction is up to the challenge. Shepaug Dam, which is owned by the city of Waterbury, Conn., was constructed in the 1930s. D’Amato Construction is on the site to reface the entire dam, removing 6 in. of surface and replacing it with new rebar and concrete, which, according to D’Amato, should make this dam good for another 100 years. The project was started Thomas D’Amato, vice president, with the alterin June 2018 and is scheduled to take two native digging boom that comes with the 76-ft. years for completion, with a total value of high reach boom, which is uniquely designed $2.8 million. to easily switch out in a matter of minutes. D’Amato Construction, was founded in 1961 by Edward D’Amato Sr. and his wife, Patricia, and his brother, Anthony (Tut) Volvo 380E HR 120,000-lb. tracked excavator that D’Amato. Today, along with their father Edward Sr., Edward Jr., Thomas and Sue The Volvo demo front is equipped with a plumbed water system that is is equipped with a 76-ft. high reach boom. The excavator was purchased specifically for this operate the daily functions of the enterprise controlled back at the cab and releases water at the face of the project. and are welcoming the third generation. RockWheel, effectively knocking down the concrete dust. The high reach boom has a unique Volvo design D’Amato Construction currently has 35 “That is something that my father insisted on early on in that allows the boom to be changed out to a digging boom in employees. The company has a truck and equipment inventory of more than 100 pieces, which includes a fleet of 20 the growth of our company,” said Thomas D’Amato, vice a very easy process that involves the release of four pins and excavators that range in size from 10,000 to 100,000 lbs., all president. “We call it ‘D’Amato Blue or Quality Blue.’ the quick disconnect of some hydraulic hoses while the of which are Volvo machines that were purchased from Tyler Every one of our pickup trucks, service trucks, excavators, entire high reach is positioned in an elevated cradle specifidozers and loaders all have been painted to reflect our com- cally designed for this purpose. The Volvo, which is specifiEquipment. cally designed for high reach demolition work, also features And every one of those pieces of equipment, from pickup pany’s Quality Blue color.” The latest addition to the D’Amato excavator fleet is a a tilting cab to improve the operator’s visibility, allowing trucks to excavators, has a unique paint job. operators to keep their eyes on the business end of the stick and maintain a comfortable position and access to controls. Construction Equipment Guide Northeast NEW ENGLAND EDITION “When we bid this project, we anticipated that we would Edition (ISSN 1081-7034) is published Founder, Publisher & CEO Northeast Publisher Executive Publisher Editor In Chief Associate Editor Editorial Assistant Editorial Consultant Production Mgr. Controller Circulation Mgr. Web Editor
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Manafort Brothers Marks Momentous 100-Year Milestone Fourth-Generation Connecticut Construction Company Builds Upon Strong Foundation of Success Over the course of a century, many businesses come and go, but one Connecticut construction company was built to last. What began in 1919 as the New Britain House Wrecking Company has become one of the top construction conglomerates in the Northeast. From creating casinos to decommissioning nuclear power plants, Manafort Brothers Inc. has changed the landscape of the state and beyond. “As we celebrate our 100th anniversary, our family is honoring our past by forging a path for the future,” said Jim Manafort Jr., president of Manafort Brothers Inc. “David, Justin, Jason and I proudly carry on our great grandfather’s legacy, while evolving the firm as an integrated, dynamic construction and demolition contractor.” In fact, the firm is in the process of expanding its Plainville headquarters to accommodate its continued growth. The building will be complete in spring, 2019. The official ribbon cutting ceremony is one of many special centennial celebrations that Manafort has planned throughout the year. The first event was an elegant evening gala that was held at the Aqua Turf Club in Plantsville for more than 800 family, friends, business and industry peers and political leaders. The fourth-generation, family-led business was founded by James Manafort, primarily for demolition. As the decades passed, the company established a reputation and achieved incredible success in the industry. In 1946 the company was renamed Manafort Brothers Inc. and was managed by James Manafort’s four sons; Anthony, Frank, John and Paul. In the years that followed, the firm came to become the region’s premier demolition company that was recognized year after year by Engineering News Record as a top Demolition Contractor nationwide. As two more decades passed, the third and fourth generation led the firm to widen its focus into excavation and concrete foundation work, concrete, civil and utility, demolition, abatement and remediation, highway and bridge, nuclear decommissioning, rail and mass transit construction. Manafort became a leader in these market sectors as well, earning national recognition as a top 10 firm. Manafort Brothers’ diverse background and experience has allowed it to develop creative, safe, and effective solutions for difficult, one-of-a-kind challenges: • Its expertise was requested in 2001, shortly after 9/11, at Ground Zero in New York City to assist in the demolition and removal of the World Trade Center buildings.
Multiple generations of the Manafort family recently celebrated the official kickoff event for the Manafort Brothers’ 100th anniversary on Nov. 9 at the Aqua Turf Banquet Hall in Plantsville for more than 800 family, friends, business and industry peers and political leaders.
• The company was called upon for the decommissioning and demolition of the Connecticut and Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plants. The Maine Yankee Plant was the first nuclear power plant to be decommissioned in the United States. Manafort is the only firm to have decommissioned a total of four nuclear power plants. • The Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan Tribal Nations turned to Manafort to support the rapid development and construction of two of the largest casino complexes in the world, Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun. • In the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island, the Department of Transportation (DOT) did the same by selecting Manafort to lead each state’s first ever design-build projects; the rapid bridge replacement using Accelerated Bridge Construction for the Connecticut DOT RT 8 bridges replacement project in Bridgeport, Conn., and the construction of the Wickford Junction Commuter Rail Station in North Kingston, R.I. • In Massachusetts, the company completed the implosion of the Madison Hotel, the first ever building demolished by this
method in the city. Today, Manafort is still led by the strong moral and business ethics of the Manafort family. “We are grateful to the Greater New Britain and Plainville community for sustaining and supporting us for 100 years,” stated Manafort. “We are committed to giving back to many local organizations as we believe we have a duty to contribute and take part in events that assist specific causes and charities.” The Manafort Family Foundation supports multiple local charities through the annual James Manafort, Sr. Memorial Charity Golf Tournament. It hosts a U.S. Marine Toys for Tots drive for underprivileged children. Additionally, the company contributes to an extensive list of municipal, children’s and health organizations, such as the American Cancer Society, Wheeler Clinic, local Police and Fire Fighters Associations, Wreaths Across America, Boys & Girls Club of New Britain, Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters and Make a Wish Foundation. “As the oldest demolition company in the
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Conn. Bridge Rehabilitation ProjectReaches Halfway Mark
The bridges are being rehabilitated over the 2018 and 2019 construction seasons.
All four bridges were constructed in the 1960s and exhibit significant deterioration.
including steel, concrete, and bituminous pavement,” Kristensen said Work will begin for the two bridges set for construction in 2019 on April 1, according to Kozma. “The design is all complete at this time,” Byrne said. “The third and fourth bridges are also in East Hartford and consist of the ramp at Exit 54 on I-84W to Route 2 and the bridge carrying Route 2 westbound and the ramp from Governor Street over I-84 Eastbound. These two bridges are side by side and both are curThe repair of the bridges will keep them in rently three-span structures.” service for the next 75 years. Middlesex initially planned to replace the existing superstructures for both bridges, leavBRIDGES from page 1 ing the existing substructures in place. But they Greg Kozma, the CT DOT project engineer. proposed to replace both structures for less cost All four bridges were constructed in the than it would have been to replace the three-span 1960s and exhibit significant deterioration. The structure. repair of the bridges will keep them in service Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) techniques are being used in this “We will use precast block and geosynthetics for the next 75 years. The bridges are being project, to minimize construction time and traffic impacts on the community. for the geosynthetic reinforced soil-integrated rehabilitated over the 2018 and 2019 construcbridge system substructures,” Kristensen said. tion seasons. The GRS-IBS abutments and single span superstructures Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) techniques are have been used in a number of locations around the state, being used in this project, to minimize construction time and Byrne said. traffic impacts on the community. “The new abutment faces are behind the existing pier John Kristensen, a Middlesex Corp. project executive, columns so the opening for I-84 is increased, improving said, “Traditional bridge and roadway construction techsafety. The reduced span length of the bridge and elimination niques were used for the phased demolition and reconstrucof all roadway joints means that there will be reduced maintion of the first bridge and prefabricated bridge units were tenance required. This is a massive win-win, with less cost in used on the second bridge to accelerate the construction the near and long term, reduced construction schedule and a schedule.” full structure with a 75-year expected service life,” he said. Brian Byrne, senior structural engineer of H.W. Lochner, Middlesex and Lochner were chosen as a team and have said, the Potter School Road bridge was completed by experience working together on other jobs. replacing a two-span superstructure. “We have a history of working together on design-bid“In order to only require a two-month traffic shutdown, build projects, most recently on CTfastrak and CTrail,” Lochner designed prefabricated bridge units, which consist The Connecticut Department of Transportation issued Byrne said. “This was our first opportunity to work together of pairs of steel plate girders on which a concrete deck was an update on a bridge rehabilitation project that com- on a design-build.” the second bridge in East Hartford, Conn., on cast at a precast plant. The six PBUs were shipped to the site pleted “Lochner has been an integral partner to Middlesex from Oct. 19 and will complete two more next year. just before placement and set over the course of two nights the original statement of qualifications through the construcwith a single crane. Lightweight concrete was used for the tion operations,” Kristensen said. “They have developed deck to minimize pick weights,” said Byrne. mately three months apiece,” Byrne said. “Single span steel complete and constructable designs and supported the conThe second bridge on Route 2 over I-84 also was a super- girders were used for this three-span bridge, with the deck struction for Middlesex and CTDOT personnel.” structure replacement with strengthening and modification made continuous by linked slabs to reduce future mainte(This story also can be found on Construction of the substructure. nance.” Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequip“The bridge was constructed in two stages of approxi“Traditional highway construction materials were used, mentguide.com.) CEG
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Tyler Equipment Lends Hand With Challenging Dam Project SHEPAUG from page 16
creates a safer workplace for the operator and crews on site. The RockWheel that is grinding all day long at the face of this dam is working remarkably well, according to D’Amato. “As would be expected we have to replace three or four teeth a day, but the RockWheel is designed in a way that teeth can be changed out in a matter of seconds,” he said. “Of course, it is critical that the unit be lubricated three or four times a day.” A Relationship Years in the Making D’Amato Construction has been a loyal customer of Tyler Equipment for decades. “Our first purchase from them was a VME loader [Volvo Michigan Euclid] followed by the purchase of an Ackerman excavator,” he said. “Over the years, these product lines evolved into what is known today as Volvo, a brand that we recognize for its durability, speed and power. An extensive pipe system diverts water from Along with the great Volvo products the dam, which allows construction work to has come excellent employees like proceed. Tim McDermott, our sales rep, and the excellent staff of parts and service repre- projects. “We are equipped to handle all aspects sentatives. Tim is like a part of our family. except for electrical,” Thomas D’Amato His knowledge is invaluable to us.” said. “Besides heavy equipment operators and skilled laborers, we have our own staff About D’Amato Construction of engineers, estimators, carpenters, interior Co. Inc. When Edward, Patricia and Anthony tradesmen and plumbers. Beyond governD’Amato founded the company, their work mental work, we also have a lot of private included new home construction and addi- customers. We are currently involved in tions to existing homes. In 1970, the compa- multiple projects for Connecticut Water ny started building up its fleet of heavy Company as well as the renovation of multiequipment and moved its focus to larger ple facilities for Key Bank in two states.” D’Amato has specialized in working with projects. As the company grew, much of the focus was on municipal and governmental concrete for more than 50 years and is projects such as water treatment plants and known throughout New England for quality, detail, finish, level and plumb, according to pump stations. Today D’Amato Construction is a full- its website: “Concrete comes in many service firm, specializing in commercial, shapes, sizes and colors. At D’Amato, conindustrial, institutional and luxury residential crete is not just a task but a skilled art that we construction. The company also works in have mastered. It is our highly skilled and athletic and recreation; banking and financial trained staff that make concrete our pride facilities; childcare facilities; educational and joy. From our secret methods to our facilities; environmental management; food patented tools of the trade, we stand ready service; healthcare facilities; historical; for any concrete project regardless of size municipality and government facilities; and/or scope.” For more information, visit parking management; petroleum construcwww.DamatoConstruction.com. tion; and treatment facilities. (This story also can be found on D’Amato also tackles road and street construction, resurfacing and bridge work, as Construction Equipment Guide’s website at well as the sitework required on all of its www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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