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Maine has long been famous for its scenic beauty, lobster fishing, and the conifer forests that gave it the nickname of The Pine Tree State.

These days it is coming increasingly to the fore in embracing renewable energy resources, thereby gaining a growing reputation for its leadership in companies constructing and maintaining wind power facilities both within the state and outside it. Maine itself has set a goal of generating 3,000 megawatts of electricity from wind power by 2020.

It is not surprising, there- “Tipping” a tower base section at the Brodie Mountain, Mass., project. Reed & fore, that the first major wind Reed’s new 2009 Grove GMK 5225 all-terrain 225-ton (204 t) capacity crane works farm contract in at left while one of the company’s two new Manitowoc M-16000 440-ton (399 t) Massachusetts was awarded cranes works on the right. this year to Reed & Reed Mountain Wind Power Project in western Inc., general contractor and leading wind Maine, which will produce 132 megawatts energy company based in Woolwich, Maine. of renewable power when completed in The company’s work in wind power conSeptember 2010. struction began in Maine in 2006, when it The company’s current Massachusetts job built the Mars Hill project in the town of that calls for constructing a 15 megawatt wind name for UPC Wind Power LLC, based in farm atop 2,621 ft. (799 m) high Brodie Newton, Mass. Completed in January 2007 Mountain near Hancock, Mass., in the westat a cost of $55 million, it was then the first ern part of the state. Reed & Reed’s $10 miland largest commercial wind farm in New lion contract — part of a total project costing England. Reed & Reed handled design, approximately $46 million, which covers excavation, back fill, and construction for the purchase of the turbines, development project as well as installation of electrical expenses, land acquisition, and so on — is on systems and erection of 28 wind turbine genbehalf of the Berkshire Wind Power erators (WTGs).

“Stabbing a rotor” at Cooperative Corporation (BWPCC), a coaliSince then Reed & Reed has completed Stetson 1 Wind Project, three such projects in Maine, and one apiece near Danforth, Maine. tion of 14 Massachusetts municipal utility in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The Rotor diameter is 253 ft. companies. The project, originally owned by company has built or is building virtually all (771 m), weight 79,000 Distributed Generations Systems, headquarcommercial/utility scale wind projects in lbs. (35,834 kg), hook tered in Lakewood, Colo., was purchased by see WIND page 4 New England. The largest is the Kibby height 275 ft. (83.8 m).

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Crews set a tower base section at Kibby Mountain with a Link-Belt LS 278H 250-ton (227 t) crawler crane.

Reed & Reed lifts the hub to a wind turbine at Kibby Mountain.

WIND from page 1

and foundation installation were well advanced. Turbine erection began late the same month, using a companyowned Manitowoc M-16000 heavy erection crane. These cranes have a 440-ton (399 t) capacity and are specially designed for erecting turbines.

“For major equipment on site we not only had the M16000 but also our new Grove 225-ton all-terrain crane, one 150-ton crane loading components, two 50-ton Link-Belt rough-terrain cranes, and numerous pieces of support equipment such as loaders, forklifts, trucks, etc,” Reed & Reed CEO Jackson Parker said.

“Our major site subcontractors for the project are all

the Cooperative in June 2008 for $4 million.

The first commercial wind farm in Massachusetts, the job involves not only construction of 10 anchored pads and erecting the GE 1.5 megawatt SLE wind turbine generators but also designing and building 3.5 mi. (5.6 km) of ridgeline and access roads, a 3.5 mi. long overhead collector system, and a substation, as well as transporting WTG components to the work sites for assembly. In addition, the company carried out civil and electrical design work and is handling safety management and quality control for the job.

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Closed Bridge Rebuilt to Transport Towers and Blades WIND from page 4

and Silverleaf Resorts Inc., concerning an 8/10th mi. portion of the mountain access road. Silverleaf plans to construct more than 300 vacation condominiums at the foot of Brodie Mountain and the issue is whether the 2004 road permit issued to the Cooperative has expired because “substantial construction” did not begin within the year the permit ran.

“Turbine components were delivered on time so completion was expected well in advance of the original February 2010 date before the shut down was ordered.

Had it not been the case, we would have erected our one hundredth wind turbine in the course of the job, having erected turbine No. 95 when work was stopped,” Parker said. “However, we reached No. 100 on our Stetson 2 project a few weeks ago. It was a very important milestone for Reed & Reed as we take great pride in our leadership role in wind power construction.

As far as we know, no other New

Blade installation 275 ft. (83.8 m) above the ground at Kibby Wind Project. Blade is 143 ft.

(43.6 m) long and weighs 15,000 lbs. (6,803 kg).

England contractor has erected more than three or four turbines and we’re over 100. I am extremely proud of the way our crews have committed themselves to performing this work to the very highest standards for safety, quality, and performance.”

Stetson Mountain near Danforth, Maine, is home to the

Reed & Reed erects its 100th wind turbine generator (WTG) at the Stetson 2 Wind Project in December 2009.

existing Stetson 1 wind project, which hosts 38 turbines. Reed & Reed is currently constructing Phase 2, which will provide an additional 17 state-of-the-art GE 1.5 megawatt wind turbines.

At the outset of its work on the Berkshire project, Reed & Reed had reinforced a bridge on Pease Road in nearby Stephentown,

N.Y., to permit trucks carrying towers, blades, and other turbine components to safely cross Kinderhook Creek. The span’s beams and abutments were in such bad condition that the bridge was closed to vehicular traffic 15 years ago, and the company was required to return the bridge to its original state before leaving the

jobsite.

At this point the components for the remaining wind turbines are in the storage yard awaiting delivery, and it is anticipated that a new bridge on Route 22 will be in place when work on the turbines begins again. The bridge was under construction last fall and so not passable by the oversize truck loads Reed & Reed were operating.

Although the wind farm project will be idle until spring or summer or possibly longer, depending on when the case is decided, once the job is completed electricity from the 385 ft. high turbines will supply 6,000 homes and businesses.

In addition to the Berkshire, Kibby, Record Hill, and Stetson 2 projects, Reed & Reed is currently providing pre-construction services and is in active negotiations for several other wind projects in New England. “The next few years look to be very busy in the wind power sector,” Parker observed.

Meanwhile, back in Maine, as see WIND page 9

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Reed & Reed’s Work Driven by the Wind DISPLAY ADS/ WIND from page 8

part of its efforts on behalf of the industry, the Maine Wind Industry Initiative (MWII) is collating information on businesses in the state that are involved in this particular area of construction.

Part of the Initiative’s aims is to promote Maine companies’ wealth of knowledge, experience, and expertise in all matters relating to wind farms, thus increasing business opportunities for its members both within and outside the state.

Reed & Reed Inc., was among the Initiative’s founding members and representatives of the company traveled to Europe in September 2009 with the governor of Maine and a number of Initiative members to promote renewable energy development in the state.

Wind power is common in Europe and the trip permitted participants to visit German and Spanish companies working in wind power, tour facilities, and promote Maine’s leadership in this type of utility generation.

The company is particularly proud of its record in Maine, where it built all

the current commercial wind farms in the state. It has won numerous business and safety honors, most recently one of four 2009 Maine Development Foundation’s Champions of Economic Development Awards.

In accepting the Maine Development Foundation Champion award on behalf of Reed & Reed, Parker noted that the company’s projects are carried out in partnership with the communities in which they are located. “Local subcontractors benefit, as do dozens of other local businesses,” he said.

“We patronize local businesses and other services. Before we leave, we make sure the local fire department has high angle training in rescue techniques, and we have been supportive of community needs while we are in the area.”

For example, while working on the Kibby project near Stratton, Maine, the company provided equipment, frisbees, and other toys to the local Recreational Department for its popular summer program for children.

Reed & Reed’s Kibby Wind Power

Project received word in January that it is the first wind project in the nation to be recognized by OSHA’s Safety And Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP). This award makes Reed & Reed one of only three construction companies among the less than 1,200 small work sites thus honored nation-wide since the program began in 1995.

There is no doubt wind farms will increasingly become major ventures in both construction work and energy production in the United States. As Parker said, “when foreign oil prices spike, the cost of electricity produced by the wind doesn’t change. Wind is free fuel.

Company founder Captain Josiah Winship Reed retired from a career sailing wooden ships to start the company. Then as now, the wind sustains our progress. He would be so proud to know that his legacy lives on, and today the company’s work is being driven by the wind.”

(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG

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