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May 21 2025 Vol. LXVII • No. 11

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Crews Work to Restore Helene-Ravaged Road By Chuck MacDonald CEG CORRESPONDENT

Commanders Ink Deal for New Stadium...8

Eagle Power Kubota Hosts ‘Orange Days’...16

Contractor Eyes Growth With Komplet Crusher...53

When Hurricane Helene unleashed its fury in late September 2024 many communities in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia were shredded under the onslaught of flooding and mudslides. In the wake of the storm’s 140 mph winds, people needed food, water and shelter. The storm caused more than $75 billion in damage. As the rains subsided, residents in those areas asked, “How can I resume my life?” In many places, like southwestern Virginia, the answer began with reliable transportation connections. Route 58 in Washington County is one of those important connections. The area is close to the Tri-Cities and is a vital link for Damascus, Va., and Washington County residents. The road winds through the stunning scenery of the Jefferson National Forest and is home to spectacular trout fishing, biking and hiking. Route 58 did not look so inviting see HURRICANE page 40

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VDOT turned to W-L Construction & Paving to work under a force account to reconstruct the road.

Intelligence in the Work Zone

Smart Devices Allow Motorists, Construction Crews Attachments Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75-80 to Share the Road Safely Connected work zone Aggregate & Recycling Section . . . . . .53-74

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Truck & Trailer Section . . . . . . . . . . . . .81-85 Auction Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87-100 Business Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96 Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98

The road and bridge construction sector observed CEG CORRESPONDENT the National Work Zone Awareness Week in April, recognizing the critical need to keep drivers, the public and construction workers safe in road construction zones. In support of the industry, several states have announced the integration of smart technology into road and bridge projects to make sure everyone remains safe while navigating and working in these areas. By Lucy Perry

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devices transmit real-time data that allows drivers to navigate apps that provide audio alerts as they near work zones.

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COMMANDERS, D.C. INK $3.7B DEAL TO BUILD DOMED STADIUM

The District of Columbia and the Washington Commanders of the National Football League reached a $3.7 billion deal in late April 2025 to transform the dilapidated RFK Stadium site into a new home for the NFL team.

IF ALLOWED, AMTRAK PLANS TO DELAY TO TUNNEL RENOVATIONS

SKANSKA WINS CONTRACT TO REPLACE RARITAN RIVER BRIDGE

TRADE SHOWS, FOUNDATION TEAM UP TO HELP PREVENT SUICIDES

Amtrak officials announced May 7, 2025, that they would be pushing back the start of work on the New York City’s East River Tunnel by two weeks. The tunnel repairs are being made by Skanska E-J ERT Joint Venture, according to Amtrak.

Skanska announced it has been awarded a $444 million contract by the New Jersey Transit Corporation (N.J. Transit) to carry out the replacement of the Raritan River Bridge in Middlesex County, N.J.

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CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON STATEN ISLAND’S NORTH SHORE WATERFRONT

Eagle Power Kubota held Kubota Orange Days Sales Event May 9, 2025, in West Chester, Pa. The event featured an “Orangewood Gardens” theme to celebrate the company’s customers' seasons coming into full bloom.

New York City is in the process of revitalizing State Island’s North Shore, with construction now under way on a new waterfront esplanade located near the borough’s busiest transit hub.

N.Y. AWARDS FINAL PHASE ONE CONTRACT FOR I-81 VIADUCT WORK

HISTORIC PENNSYLVANIA RAIL STATIONS PLAN UPGRADES

Gov. Kathy Hochul revealed in an April 22, 2025, news release that the New York State Department of Transportation has awarded the fifth and final construction contract for the first phase of the Interstate 81 Viaduct project in Syracuse.

Amtrak announced on April 21, 2025, that it is beginning critical improvements and repairs at Latrobe (LAB) and Greensburg (GNB), two historic train stations located in western Pennsylvania that date back to the early 1900s.

WORK TO BEGIN SOON ON I-64/DENBIGH BOULEVARD INTERCHANGE

W.VA. CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION NAMES SAFETY AWARD WINNERS

Construction will start late 2025 in southeastern Virginia on a new Interstate 64 interchange that state and local transportation officials hope will improve traffic flow in northern Newport News.

The winners were recognized during the March 26, 2025, CAWV state meeting held in conjunction with the annual West Virginia Construction + Design EXPO at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center.

CLARK HOLDS HIRING FAIR FOR CAPITAL ONE ARENA PROJECT

VOLVO APPLIES FOR CERTIFICATION OF CARB-24 COMPLIANT ENGINE

On April 24, 2025, Clark hosted a hiring fair focused on connecting D.C. residents directly with career opportunities on the New Capital One Arena project.

Volvo Trucks North America announced that it will apply for certification of a CARB-24 Omnibus compliant engine that it expects will meet the California Air Resources Board’s 2024 emissions standards.

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Commanders, D.C. Ink $3.7B Deal to Build Domed Stadium The District of Columbia and the Washington Commanders of the National Football League reached a $3.7 billion deal in late April 2025 to transform the dilapidated RFK Stadium site on the banks of the Anacostia River into a new home for the NFL team. The new stadium will be surrounded by retail, housing and park space — a generational development project likely to shape the legacies of Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and Commanders owner Josh Harris. Sprawling across 177 waterfront acres, the massive development anchored by a covered 65,000-seat stadium would be funded primarily by the Commanders, who would put up $2.7 billion, according to the terms. The Washington Post reported that the total cost to D.C. taxpayers is expected to top $1 billion, including stadium infrastructure, parking facilities, recreation improvements and other water and electric infrastructure. Any cost overruns will be covered by the NFL team, Harris said. The D.C. council still must approve the deal, and Bowser is expected to include the public financing components in the 2026 capital budget submission in the coming weeks. The team and city are hoping to move quickly, said the Post. They propose to begin construction in 2026 and have the new stadium open for the 2030 season, a plan that would require the council to approve the terms of the deal by July 2025, and lawmakers could propose changes. At a joint news conference April 28, an elated Bowser took the stage alongside Harris and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. “This is a big deal. I’ve been working on this for the 10 years since I’ve been mayor, and now we have the right partner at the right time,” she said. “We were joined in our goals to advance a deal that we could be proud of: a development that would serve the city for generations to come and support the best professional sports franchise in the world.” The deal is a significant victory for Bowser, who has staked part of her legacy on major transformations of D.C. sports arenas, from Capital One Arena to RFK. The stadium would also be legacy-defining for Harris, who grew up in Chevy Chase, Md. before going to Wall Street and becoming a billionaire with the means to return his downtrodden favorite team to what he called its “spiritual home,” according to the Post. “This project is about so much more than building a stadium,” Harris said. “It’s about a once-in-a-generation opportunity … for long-term transformational economic growth here in D.C.”

A rendering of the proposed stadium.

The Commanders have no immediate plans to relocate their corporate headquarters in College Park, Md., or its training facility in Ashburn, Va. It’s also unclear whether the new stadium would be named after Northwest Federal Credit Union, as the current stadium is, or whether the team would find a new partner. The decision to put a roof on the stadium was not easy, Harris said, because he liked that RFK was outdoors. But he saw it as necessary to attract major events. Goodell noted that the new stadium “dramatically” increases the city’s chances of hosting a Super Bowl. New Stadium Development Has Several Components Bowser administration officials pitched the project as the development of an entirely new neighborhood, replacing cracked asphalt and unused grassy expanses with lively retail, restaurants and recreation opportunities surrounding the stadium, in addition to thousands of residents living in new housing developments. The vision includes several large districts, including the stadium, a plaza district for entertainment and festivals, a riverfront district for housing, retail and restaurants; a new Kingman Park residential district and an expanded recreation district where the District plans to build an $89 million SportsPlex next to the Fields at RFK. City officials expect to create 5,000 to

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6,000 housing units — 30 percent of which they pledge would be affordable for people living below 30 to 60 percent of the area median income. But officials could not offer details about how they will finance the affordable housing, which may require additional investment. Under the terms of the development deal, the District would put up $500 million toward the stadium development over four years. Officials said the city would finance that portion of the deal by extending the Ballpark Fee, a tax on businesses earning more than $5 million. The fee was expected to expire in 2026, after the city paid off the construction bonds for Nationals Park, home to Washington’s Major League Baseball team. Instead, the city plans to rebrand the fee as the “Sports Facilities Fee” and ask businesses to keep paying, a move that could cause consternation in the business community given that they were expecting the fee to end. The D.C. Chamber of Commerce, for one, announced its support of the Commanders deal. In addition to the half-billion dollars in stadium development costs, taxpayers would pay $202 million for roadways, utilities infrastructure and a transit capacity study on whether transit improvements, such as a new Metro station or entrance, would be needed. EventsDC, Washington’s convention and sports authority, would put up $181 million

for a parking facility, while D.C. would purchase other parking facilities from the Commanders in 2032 for $175 million, a future cost that is not part of the current financial plan. The city plans to use revenue generated from the stadium to pay for the garage. However, the parking situation will make pregame tailgating more difficult, the Post noted. The team’s current home, Northwest Stadium in Landover, Md., has approximately 22,000 parking spaces, while the new stadium will have approximately 8,000, which would all eventually be in a garage. A Commanders official, who spoke to the newspaper on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly ahead of the announcement, said fans could hang out in the mixed-use areas the team will develop nearby. The NFL team can finance part of its share of the costs through the league’s stadium loan program; currently, it is eligible for a loan of as much as $300 million, subject to the approval of team owners. Deal Needs to Clear D.C. Council The development opportunity was a product of bipartisan action in Congress last year that gave the city control of the federal property at RFK, and the deal likewise drew bipartisan support when it was announced. see STADIUM page 92

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If Allowed, Amtrak Plans to Delay to Tunnel Renovations Amtrak officials announced May 7, 2025, that they would be pushing back the start of work on the New York City’s East River Tunnel by two weeks. Just the day before, Mayor Eric Adams joined a growing chorus of elected leaders calling on the federal railroad to halt its plans to close a quarter of the tunnel’s rail tubes for repair. Democratic and Republican lawmakers alike worry that the project will wreak havoc on the Long Island Rail Road, the New York Daily News reported on May 8. In a letter to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul later that evening, Amtrak president Roger Harris acknowledged the concerns, and said a related Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) project also was running behind schedule. “We are working with our partners at MTA and NJ Transit to move the start of construction by two weeks to May 23,” he wrote. The tunnel repairs are being made by Skanska E-J ERT Joint Venture, according to Amtrak. The East River Tunnel, owned by Amtrak and first opened in 1910, consists of four tubes linking Manhattan and Queens. Two of the tubes primarily serve the Long Island Railroad (LIRR), allowing its service to Manhattan’s Penn Station. The other pair of tubes are used by Amtrak for service on the Northeast Corridor, and by NJ Transit for storage of commuter trains in Queens’ Sunnyside yard. The two non-LIRR tubes were damaged during Hurricane Sandy in 2012, and corrosion from salt water has led to signal and power problems. Amtrak’s plan had been to shut down the damaged tubes one at a time, and for 13 months each, starting May 9, 2025. The federal railroad plans call for a complete renovation of the tubes, which would involve gutting them and replacing their wiring, tracks, bench walls and other structures. But the leadership at LIRR — the tunnel’s primary user — has said that the work will overload the remaining three tunnels to the extent that there will be no room for error in the railroad’s schedule, the Daily News noted.

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Amtrak officials announced May 7, 2025, that they would be pushing back the start of work on the New York City’s East River Tunnel by two weeks.

“The slightest deviation could have significant impacts to our operations reliability, including possible shutdowns of service, depending on the issue,” LIRR President Rob Free told the MTA’s board earlier in May. During the outage, the 461 LIRR trains that use the tunnel each day would need to compete for slots in just three tubes with Amtrak passenger trains headed to and from Boston via the Hell Gate line, as well as out-of-service NJ Transit trains that continue from Penn Station each morning in order to wait at the Sunnyside yards for the afternoon rush. Offical Seeks Compromise Over Tunnel Repair Timeline In his letter to Hochul, Harris said he wanted to meet with the governor and MTA leadership in the coming days — not to change the railroad’s plans, but to assure New Yorkers that his railroad could pull it off. “Any other solution would be an expensive, short-term band-aid and a disservice to passengers and taxpayers,” he wrote. “We would like to work with you to take advantage of the time created by the delay to refocus on collabora-

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tive mitigation solutions.” The delay comes a day after Adams sent a letter to U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy calling on the federal government to “direct Amtrak to stand down” and adopt a work plan that would keep the tunnel open during the workday. “Amtrak has refused to listen to reason, even though New York elected officials across the political spectrum — including Gov. Kathy Hochul, Rep. Mike Lawler and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman — have implored Amtrak to come to its senses and back away from this misguided closure plan,” Adams wrote in the letter, obtained by the Daily News. The MTA has requested that Amtrak opt for a method that would close a tube on nights and

weekends only, replacing wiring components and leaving structural portions like the concrete bench walls in place. The agency begrudgingly adopted a similar solution in 2019, averting a planned 15-month shutdown of the L train’s Canarsie line tunnel, which had also been flooded by Sandy. But in an open letter last week, Amtrak’s Harris said the two projects had little in common. “The differences between the Canarsie Tunnel and the East River Tunnels are substantial,” he wrote. “The 12,000-volt AC cables that power trains in the East River Tunnel are encased in concrete bench walls to ensure safety and fire protection, unlike the 600-volt DC cables in the Canarsie Tunnel, which were relocated to wall-

mounted racks. Amtrak evaluated the same … approach but found it could not meet required fire ratings or egress space standards.” In his May 5 letter, Adams pushed back on Amtrak’s assertion, citing a 2020 report by independent experts at London Bridge Associates, who studied similar repairs required on the East River Tunnel’s sister structure, the North River Tunnel between New Jersey and Penn Station. “Leading engineering experts, including London Bridge Associates, have affirmed the viability of an incremental approach that allows the fourth tunnel to remain open during the day, including all rush-hour periods, while repairs are done at night and on weekends, thereby avoiding any potential problems,” the mayor wrote. As the plan currently stands, the East River Tunnel’s Tube No. 1 is set to be taken out of service first for a week of prep work. It will then be put back into service while Tube No. 2 is closed for similar work. Within weeks, according to the federal passenger rail service’s proposal, Tube No. 2 will be closed for major construction set to last until 2026. 

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(L-R) are Brett Hewlett, senior superintendent; Alan Carrilla, mechanic; Brayden Jones, mechanic; and Connor Bender, head mechanic, all of Shearon Environmental, Downingtown, Pa.

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agle Power Kubota held Kubota Orange Days Sales Event May 9, 2025, in West Chester, Pa.

The event featured an “Orangewood Gardens” theme to celebrate the company’s customers' seasons coming into full bloom. Matt McDonald, president and CEO of Eagle Power and Equipment (the parent company of Eagle Power Kubota) highlighted the importance of events like these for both the business and its customers. “As a Kubota dealer, we work closely with Kubota to host events like Orange Days,” he said. “It’s a customer appreciation event where we provide lunch, showcase our latest equipment and really get the opportunity to connect with the people who support our business.” Throughout the day, guests enjoyed exclusive special pricing and discounts on Kubota equipment, along with free giveaways, including a drawing for a cooler and complimentary swag bags. “We’ve been in the West Chester area for about five years, and in this new building for two years,” McDonald added. “This is a great way for us to thank our customers, meet them face-to-face, and spend some real time with them. We’re very appreciative of their support.” Also, during the event, Eagle Power & Equipment made a $1,000 donation to the Chester County FoodBank and provided a pizza lunch for customers. 

Eagle Power & Equipment made a $1,000 donation to the Chester County FoodBank during the “Orange Days” event. (L-R) are Matt McDonald, president and CEO of Eagle Power & Equipment; Drew Margerum, development associate of Chester County FoodBank; and Bridget McDonald, vice president of Eagle Power & Equipment.

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N.Y. Awards Final Phase One Contract for I-81 Viaduct Work Gov. Kathy Hochul revealed in an April 22, 2025, news release that the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) has awarded the fifth and final construction contract for the first phase of the Interstate 81 Viaduct project in Syracuse. The agency’s nearly $251 million contract with Salt City Constructors, located in Liverpool, N.Y., marks a significant milestone in the historic project to reunite the long-divided communities of Syracuse’s southside and modernize the entire transportation landscape of central New York. It is the first contract to include removal of portions of the viaduct and signals the transition of the project away from its initial stages — which focused largely on improvements needed to redesignate I-481 as the new I-81 — and toward the later phase of eliminating the viaduct and establishing the community grid. Work on the fifth contract is set to begin imminently, according to Hochul’s office. “Across the state, we are reimagining and reshaping our infrastructure to reconnect communities and address the misguided planning decisions of the past,” she said. “The award of the I-81 Viaduct Project’s latest contract is proof of the advancements we are making to reunite the southside neighborhoods that were wrongly divided by this highway’s construction and is an indicator of the progress that is yet to come for all of central New York.” The generational I-81 Viaduct project is the largest such ever undertaken by NYSDOT and is part of Hochul’s unprecedented commitment to modernize the state’s infrastructure and invest in projects that promote equity, connectivity and multi-modal transportation opportunities for communities with New York. Construction crews will remove a 1.4-mi. stretch of elevated highway that has divided Syracuse for decades and implement a community grid that will reconnect neighborhoods, modernize infrastructure, give motorists additional ways to safely access the city’s downtown and improve mobility for pedestrians and bicyclists. Totaling eight separate contracts, the I-81 viaduct’s construction began in the spring of 2023 and with the latest contract awarded, New York has now reached the major milestone of having all five Phase 1 contracts under way. The $33 billion NYSDOT capital plan adopted in 2022 helps fulfill Hochul’s vision of a modern transportation system that serves all New Yorkers. The project also is being funded with a mix of federal and state resources. “Under Governor Kathy Hochul’s leadership, New York state is doing more to invest in infrastructure projects that are fundamentally transforming communities across the

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Seen here is a rendering of Business Loop 81 under Railroad Bridge by Martin Luther King Jr. East.

state — creating jobs and providing economic opportunities for generations of New Yorkers to come,” said NYSDOT Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez. “The I-81 Viaduct project is an outstanding example of working with the community to develop and progress a project that truly reflects the transportation needs of the community.” She added that the new contract award “is further proof that we are moving full speed ahead on this transformative project in Syracuse, which will promote connectivity in all its forms, for communities across central New York, leading to a brighter path forward for the thousands of residents — many of whom were negatively impacted by the viaduct’s construction over 75 years ago.” Removal of Seven Viaduct Spans Part of Latest Contract As part of the latest contract, construction will begin in earnest on the southside of Syracuse with the transformation of the southern end of Almond Street and I-81 into future Business Loop 81. The work includes reconstructing and converting I-81 to business loop 81 from just north of Colvin Street to Burt Street, gradually bringing the highway down to street grade, while introducing several traffic calming measures, including curved roadways and narrower lanes and shoulders.

Plans also call for a grassy median, decorative lighting and trees as traffic approaches Martin Luther King east. In addition, the contractor will build a roundabout at business loop 81 and Van Buren street, which will help slow northbound traffic as it approaches Martin Luther King east and downtown Syracuse. The roundabout was initially planned for a location at Martin Luther King east, near the city’s STEAM at Dr. King Elementary School, but was relocated after community members expressed concerns about its proximity to the school. Other components of the newly awarded fifth contract for Phase 1 of the Interstate 81 Viaduct include: • temporary improvements on Almond Street to allow all traffic to or from Business Loop 81 to access Syracuse’s central business district; • a new railroad bridge will be constructed between Martin Luther King east and the new roundabout to carry the New York Susquehanna and Western Railway tracks over business loop 81. The structure will include blue painted steel and lighting to create a new gateway entrance into the city; • an off-ramp from business loop 81 northbound to Colvin Street to enhance connectivity to the downtown areas, Syracuse University and the school’s south campus; • improvements to the city of Syracuse

and Onondaga County’s storm water runoff and sewage systems; • pedestrian and cyclist amenities, such as designated bike lanes, shared use paths, new sidewalks and crosswalks with enhanced pedestrian activated signals; • new traffic signals with video detection on mast arm poles to enhance safety and traffic flow; and • noise barriers along business loop 81 southbound between Martin Luther King east and along the off-ramp to South State Street, South Salina Street and Brighton Avenue, in the northbound direction at a point between a half-mile south of the I-81 bridge over Colvin Street to just north of the interstate’s bridge over Colvin. In reacting to the news of the latest work getting underway on the I-81 Viaduct, N.Y. State Sen. Christopher Ryan said in a statement, “This milestone is about more than just one phase of concrete and construction — it’s part of a major step forward in reconnecting neighborhoods, restoring opportunity and renewing a sense of unity across our community. “For too long, infrastructure decisions have divided communities and limited potential across central New York. With this next phase of the I-81 project, we move closer to a future where every neighborhood in Syracuse and the surrounding area is part of the progress.” 

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Clark Holds Hiring Fair for Capital One Arena Project On April 24, 2025, Clark hosted a hiring fair focused on connecting D.C. residents directly with career opportunities on the New Capital One Arena project. In partnership with Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE), the D.C. Department of Employment Services, United Planning Organization, D.C. Infrastructure Academy, Skyland Workforce Center and Building Bridges Across the River, the event represents Clark’s efforts to support near-term employment for D.C. residents while fostering long-term workforce development within the District. Held at MSE’s District E Powered by Ticketmaster, the hiring fair connected graduates from local construction readiness training programs with immediate roles supporting the New Capital One Arena project. Nine trade partners, including Global Ace Construction LLC; Z-Best Wallcoverings; Blackwood of D.C.; Modulus LLC; Home Answers Inc.; Maryland Applicators; Perlectric Inc.; Absolute Builders Inc.; and Mona Electric Group Inc. conducted more than 120 interviews. The event yielded multiple job offers and facilitated numerous folClark Construction photo low-up interviews, according to Clark D.C. Residents learn more about job opportunities at the New Capital One Arena Construction. Representatives from Clark and its D.C. project.

workforce development partners, local contractors and trade labor union members were on site to engage with prospective candidates and provide valuable information about job openings, apprenticeships and community resources. “Today, more than ever, the dignity of work in trade careers plays a crucial role in shaping our region,” said Jeff King, vice president of Clark Construction. “At Clark, we understand the need to create opportunities and empower individuals right here in D.C. for successful careers in trades and we’re committed to taking steps to do so.” This commitment to hiring locally ensures that the construction of the New Capital One Arena provides meaningful employment opportunities for the residents of Washington, D.C., by bringing together local trade contractors, community partners and job seekers. Last week’s job fair occurred as construction is currently under way on the brand-new Capital One Arena. MSE and Clark are taking a 360-degree approach to planning a high-tech, high-touch building that will serve millions of annual visitors for the next 25 years and set a new standard for fan experience and technological innovation. For more information, visit www.clarkconstruction.com. 

Work to Begin Soon On I-64/Denbigh Boulevard Interchange Construction will start late 2025 in southeastern tractors, VDOT noted. Virginia on a new Interstate 64 interchange that state “The primary reasons for initiating these projects and local transportation officials hope will improve include ongoing traffic congestion and safety contraffic flow in northern Newport News. cerns on I-64 and surrounding local roads,” said an The Virginia Department of Transportation agency spokesperson. “Detailed analyses, including (VDOT), in cooperation with the Federal Highway an Interchange Justification Report (IJR), were conAdministration (FHWA), is planning to build the Iducted and clearly indicated the need for improve64 Denbigh Boulevard Interchange Project, which ments at Denbigh Boulevard to manage current and will add a new diamond interchange between those future traffic demands and enhance regional connecat the intersections of Fort Eustis Boulevard and tivity.” Jefferson Avenue. The roadway project is expected to support the The addition is expected to reduce afternoon trafrecently announced relocation of a Costco from the fic congestion in the northbound lanes of Jefferson northwest corner of the Jefferson Avenue/Oyster Avenue (from Brick Kiln Boulevard to Denbigh Point Road intersection in Newport News to the Boulevard), on Bland Boulevard (from Jefferson to southeast corner of the intersection at Jefferson Warwick Boulevard) and in the northbound lanes of Avenue and Bland Boulevard. Warwick (from Bland to Denbigh), according to a The Virginian-Pilot reported that although the bigVDOT image The construction will add a new diamond interchange between those box retail store’s move will likely add between 150spokesperson for the City of Newport News. The effort will be completed in two phases, the at the intersections of Fort Eustis Boulevard and Jefferson Avenue. 200 more vehicles during peak travel hours to an Virginian-Pilot reported April 28, 2025. already-congested area, the Denbigh Boulevard The first is likely to finish in mid-2029 and involves con- include installation of the east on- and off-ramps on I-64 and Interchange Project is considered the “ultimate answer” to structing the west on- and off-ramps, a widening of I-64 and a widening of the Denbigh Boulevard bridge. the issue. The explanation was outlined in an April 4, 2025, The first phase of the interchange project has a $93 million memo sent from Nathan Milaszewski, assistant district trafDenbigh Boulevard and improvements at Denbigh’s intersections with Warwick Boulevard and Jefferson Avenue, price tag, the transportation agency noted, while the second fic engineer for VDOT’s Hampton Roads District to Lisa comes in at $188.1 million. The construction will not require Frankenberger, the chief traffic engineer for the City of according to VDOT. The agency plans to develop the initial phase through a any funding from the Newport News Capital Improvement Newport News. design-build procurement to streamline construction of I-64 Plan, a city spokesperson confirmed to the Virginia Beach The new interchange will “reduce the background newspaper. West access. demand for both Jefferson Avenue generally and [Exit 255B In spring or early summer 2025, the RFPs for the initial to northbound Jefferson Avenue] in particular,” the memo VDOT is slated to begin Phase 2 in mid-2030, with a tentative completion set for the summer of 2034. The work will phase of the highway project will go out to prospective con- read. 

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Morgantown Plans Myriad New Rec Facilities at Mylan Park To try to sum up the number and variety of amenities, programming and experiences supported within the confines of Morgantown, W. Va.’s Mylan Park would be difficult in this space. From farmers markets, regional dog shows and pickleball tournaments, to collegiate track and field championships and national, Olympic-level diving competitions, there are always a number of reasons for thousands of visitors to stream down Mylan Park Lane from across town or across the United States. There is already little question the park stands alone in West Virginia. What began in 1999 as 30 acres of donated, reclaimed mine land has since grown to 400 acres, 60 of which are athletic fields and another 180,000 sq. ft. of sports, recreation and event space spread across 14 different indoor and outdoor facilities. The park also is home to a variety of social, training and educational organizations; among others, the veteran-focused Operation Welcome Home; SteppingStones, which provides year-round recreation for children and adults with disabilities; and PACE Enterprises, where individuals with disabilities can achieve meaningful employment. And, of course, Morgantown’s Mylan Park Elementary School is located within the park’s footprint. Unique New BMX Facility Set to Open Early 2026 But if you think Mylan Park has something for everyone today, just give it another year or so. There are four significant building projects at the complex that are either under way or will soon begin construction that represent more than $30 million in new amenities, the Dominion Post reported April 19, 2025. In Mylan Park’s upper section, just beyond the gravel overflow parking area that helps serve the track complex and the Peak Health aquatic center, park officials are tentatively looking at a fall construction kickoff for West Virginia’s first multi-acre, nationallevel bicycle motorcross, or BMX, facility. The finished project also may be unlike any other BMX facility in the world due to its focus on accessibility, according to the Morgantown newspaper. The BMX project has been in the works since late 2021 when Mylan Park announced it was working with USA BMX and Action Sports Design, a track-design firm, to turn a $4.68 million American Rescue Plan Act grant and $1.2 million in local funding into a world-class attraction. Mylan Park’s initial aim was to simply land the BMX facility, but a unique opportunity came to the fore when its partners toured

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the park and saw what was already there, including SteppingStones and PACE. At that point, representatives from Action Sports Design said the goal shifted from planning West Virginia’s first BMX competition park to creating “the world’s first allinclusive wheel park.” Mylan Park Executive Director Ron Justice told the Dominion Post that the adaptive track concept remains the goal today. “If all goes right, we’re hoping to be able to award a bid by the end of July [or] early August in order to [begin] fall construction,” he said. “That’s what we would need for it to be able to open in early 2026.” While the project’s scope will ultimately be determined by the bids the park receives, the current plan calls for the complex to include a USA BMX-sanctioned hard-surfaced track, a Union Cycliste Internationale competition-level, hard-surfaced pump track, a progressive bike jump and flow lines and a mountain bike skills trail loop. Playground, Campground, Hockey Arena In Mylan Park’s lower section, SteppingStones and park officials are collaborating on what is described as a fully-inclu-

sive, completely accessible, multi-generational playground. The partners previously worked together in 2003 to construct the park’s Miracle Field, one of the first fully accessible baseball/softball diamonds in the United States. For the new playground, on pace to open in June 2025, SteppingStones raised the funds while Mylan Park provided the land and will handle maintenance and liability coverage. Along with some upgrades to Miracle Field, the playground project is expected to cost about $2.5 million, including a $1.3 million grant from the state, $300,000 in matching funds from the Monongalia County Commission and in-kind contracting work from Morgantown’s March-Westin Co. Inc., Mountaineer Contractors in Kingwood, W. Va., and other firms. Much like the playground, Mylan Park’s new KOA Campground will likely see its first visitors in May 2025. The approximately 36-acre facility will have around 140 full hookup sites for RVs, six to 10 tent sites, and a dozen or so cabins, the Dominion Post learned. It also will feature a lodge, community space, dump station, a propane-filling station, recreational

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Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) play a role in smart technology. The use of communication-based information and electronics technologies are central. Work zone ITS is meant to enhance transportation and improve safety and mobility in and around work zones, according to the Federal Highway Administration. “A work zone ITS deployment can be focused around safety or mobility, but often supports both goals and can also enhance productivity,” said the agency. “The systems are portable and temporary in most cases, although some deployments may use either fixed infrastructure or become a permanent system.” FHWA has an entire website devoted to providing guidance on ITS implementation in work zones. The goal is to assist public agencies, design and construction firms and industry. That includes developers, manufacturers, distributors, packagers and providers of Smart devices in work zones are deployed for safety and mobility, as well as productivity. devices, systems and programs, as well. The agency believes work zone ITS is one possible operational strategy an agency can include in a transportation management plan (TMP). The federal website summarizes key steps for successful implementation, using a systematic approach. “These steps include assessment of needs, concept development and feasibility, detailed system planning and design and procurement,” said the fed. It also involves system deployment and system operation, maintenance and evaluation, said FHWA. In fact, transportation agencies across the country are using ITS to make travel through and around work zones safer and more efficient. Electronics, computers and communications equipment are used to collect information and process it in order to take appropriate action. The technology can help agencies with traffic monitoring and management, provide traveler information and incident management. It also can enhance the safety of both the road user and the worker, said FHWA. With ITS, capacity can be increased and enforcement improved. The technology tracks and evaluates contract incentives and disincentives for performance-based contracting and aids in work zone planning. Many ITS applications offer a combination of benefits for state agencies, said the agency. At the same time, they keep road workers safe. Implementation at State Level The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) was selected to host the national work zone awareness campaign this year. Transportation leaders, hosting for the first time, stressed the importance of motorists slowing down and staying alert to protect road workers and other drivers. New smart technology is helping the state agency make sure that happens every day in work zones, said Joey Hopkins, state transportation secretary. At the awareness week kickoff event, Hopkins said NCDOT has deployed connected work zone devices that

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Portable and usually temporary, intelligent transportation systems may use either fixed infrastructure or may become a permanent system.

transmit real-time data. The data allows drivers to navigation apps that provide audio alerts as they near work zones. The agency also has installed flashing arrows, automated flagging assistance devices as well as portable traffic signals to keep vulnerable road crews safe.

During last month’s work zone awareness week, Florida transportation officials stressed the benefits of a smart work zone program. Noting the state has always had a smart program, Daniel Smith told WPBF in West Palm Beach that the see ITS page 36

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Skanska Wins $444M Contract to Replace Raritan River Bridge

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Skanska announced it has been awarded a $444 million contract by the New Jersey Transit Corporation (N.J. Transit) to carry out the replacement of the Raritan River Bridge in Middlesex County, N.J. Serving as a direct link between Perth Amboy and South Amboy, the project will replace the bridge that formerly suffered damage by Superstorm Sandy. “We are honored to have been selected by N.J. Transit to lead the replacement of this vital bridge that serves as a critical passageway for more than 10,000 daily commuters and two million tons of freight annually,” said Bill Matre, Skanska Koch senior vice president and general manager. “This project will enhance transportation efficiency and safety measures, while simultaneously ensuring the bridge’s longterm resilience for the region.” The scope of the bid-build project includes replacing the Raritan River Bridge through the demolition of the existing swing bridge superstructure and the con-

struction of new vertical lift bridge towers, lift span, two flanking systems and communication and signal systems. Additional project work to include overhead catenary work, landside earthwork and rail system work. To ensure the future sustainability, resiliency and safety, the newly constructed bridge will provide additional vertical clearance above the 100-year flood elevation and be positioned further from the ocean to minimize the risk of damage from extreme weather events. In addition, the implementation of enhanced navigation channel geometry at the lift span will minimize vessel collision hazards and associated repair costs with the bridge’s pier protection systems. The new mechanical and electrical systems will provide more consistent movable span operations, which will result in overall reduced maintenance costs. Project work will commence in April 2025 and is expected to reach final completion in 2029. 

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AI Camera Tech ‘Watches’ Questionable Traffic Behavior ITS from page 32

state has advanced its technology and strategies. Smith, a state traffic systems manager, said smart cones are one example. With a built-in sensor that activates a loud siren, the cone alerts workers. “If one gets knocked off, it’ll set off a siren for the rest of them and let the workers know that there’s something entering the work zone.” Ranger Construction sees much potential in smart devices. Mark Ligon, vice president of safety and risk management, told CBS12 he is excited to see it in use. A Ranger employee was killed by a hit-andrun driver in a road construction zone in 2023. Ligon said with more warning he might’ve escaped fatal injury. “Whether, in fact, he would’ve been able to, we don’t know that,” Ligon said. “But at least it would’ve given him the opportunity.” One camera device mounted on a vehicle emits a siren, giving workers a few seconds to get out of the way if a driver is coming right at them. With a long-range digital camera, radar and AI component it watches oncoming traffic approaching the road workers’ work zone, said Adobe Stock photo Jason Lee. Many states are integrating smart technology into road and bridge systems to keep traffic moving as they protect the lives CEO and founder of SmartCone of highway workers. Technologies, Lee said the device can see up to a mile down the road. Road users can decide on alternate routing and timing for “So, together inside the computer that’s in our device, it Work Zone ITS Trends takes the radar, it tells the unit ‘Hey, we got lots of traffic ITS is revolutionizing the way we travel by integrating the day in question. Worksafe Traffic Control said smart coming at a certain speed.’” advanced technologies into transportation networks, said technology is in many devices, including: • Variable Speed Limit (VSL) Trailers primarily slow The AI camera begins watching traffic behavior. If traffic Rohan Salgarkar. behavior is questionable, the device flashes a light and sends Executive vice president of sales for business intelligence motorists down as they ensure drivers move smoothly. • Queue Warning Systems reduce primary and seconda message, Lee said. provider Markets and Markets Inc., Salgarkar believes ITS ary crashes in real time by engaging advanced warning The messages are received by workers via watch, and they is transforming our mobility. can run to the cone placed in a safe spot that they can reach “In a traditional system, traffic flow was regulated messages and signs upstream. • Dynamic Lane Merge Systems eliminate congestion in a hurry. through timers, pressure plates, and pedestrian buttons,” he on one lane by closing another. They calm traffic and keep The goal is to give them at least five seconds warning said. before an approaching driver might hit them, said Lee. “However, smart intersections have revolutionized this it moving with early signs of a slow-down, so traffic is dis“What we’re trying to do is give people awareness to approach,” using a combination of to detect pedestrians and tributed and only merged at the designated point. • Truck Entering Systems allows trucks to merge with make a better decision as fast as possible.” vehicles, he added. Smith said the Florida Department of Transportation These systems enable more accurate and efficient traffic normal traffic when a system with an HD camera detects (FDOT) also uses trailers with AI cameras and drones to management. In smart intersections, vehicles can automati- slow-moving construction vehicles. • Travel Time Information Systems allow drivers to enhance safety. More visible on local major construction cally begin braking to avoid accidents. Streetlights can now sites, these devices keep workers safe and let FDOT make pick up individual signals sent from vehicles to determine decide among other things, whether to change routes in the real-time adjustments from a remote traffic center. traffic volume and direction more accurately than ever event of added travel time or delay because of a project. • Smart Arrow Boards blend hardware and software to Smith called the technology “the nerve center of surface before, he said. transportation” and have proven invaluable for controlling “This level of communication allows for automated vehi- provide motorists with up-to-date routing and daily work traffic in work zones. For instance, on one project, site man- cle movement based on traffic signal changes, significantly zone operations information. • Alternative Traffic Route Systems allow drivers to agers discovered that construction barrels were not placed in improving safety and efficiency.” change their routes. With a second dynamic message panel, the most strategic spot. If traffic leading to and at the construction points is not “You didn’t really notice it on the ground, but with a cam- managed well, serious consequences for workers and the a dual-display sign is achieved when traffic volume between two routes changes. era up on a pole, you did notice it,” said Smith. “We’re able public at large are possible. • Traffic Data Collection Devices are geared to collect to move these traffic barrels around to just reduce conflict. Worksafe Traffic Control Industries said these construcSo, people aren’t swerving in our lanes and trying to drive tion points create traffic snarl-ups because of bottlenecks on traffic data, including speed of the vehicle, classification and gap. places they shouldn’t be.” the freeway. • Conflict Warning Systems include workspace intruHe told WPBF he believes smart work zones are cost“Workers can also be faced with danger from irate drivers effective, usually amounting to less than 0.1 percent of the trying to get ahead of others through the bottlenecks,” said sion devices, over-dimension warnings units and speed feedback signs when workers are next to an open lane. project cost. the traffic control device provider. 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Construction Begins On Revitalizing Staten Island’s North Shore Waterfront New York City is in the process of revitalizing State Island’s North Shore, with construction now under way on a new waterfront esplanade located near the borough’s busiest transit hub. Recently, a reporter from the Staten Island Advance/SILive.com was given an exclusive tour of the new Tompkinsville Esplanade construction site, a previously under-used half-mile stretch of land that will be transformed into 2 acres of public waterfront open space connecting the Stapleton waterfront to Lighthouse Point and the St. George Ferry Terminal. The new esplanade is just one component of New York City’s $400 million NYCEDC render North Shore Action Plan, which will not only create new open space on the water- A render of the proposed St. George Esplanade. front, but 2,400 housing units and business opportunities that officials say could bring more than 7,500 Tompkinsville Esplanade and 12 acres of open space that new jobs and $3.8 billion in economic impact to the bor- will connect the Stapleton waterfront esplanade, which broke ground last fall, to the rest of the project area. ough. “It was really about that unique partnership with the “This is part of a big project that’s part of an even bigger project and strategy,” said Andrew Kimball, president and administration and New York City EDC,” Hanks told the CEO of New York City’s Economic Development Corp. Advance/SILive.com news source. “Without that, we could (EDC). “At the heart of that strategy is the North Shore of not have moved as we have. We would not have been makStaten Island should have a public esplanade with green ing as much progress as we have, and the progress has been space, with waterfront access, [and be] on par with Hudson incredible. “We’re just setting the stage, and we’re seeing the River Park or Brooklyn Bridge Park or other great waterfront momentum now,” she said. “The construction is a tangible communities.” As part of the 2019 Bay Street Rezoning, the city commit- sign that these promises are being fulfilled, and these investted to the creation of the new esplanade along the ments are being made where they matter.” When completed along with other work in the area, the Tompkinsville waterfront, which will be completed using $160 million in city capital and Federal Emergency Stapleton project that began in September 2024 will effectively be a waterfront park surrounding several mixed-use Management Agency (FEMA) funding. Construction of the esplanade began in April 2025, with residential and commercial developments, including the contractors currently working to demolish the old, dilapidat- existing Urby complex, and a 600-seat public school that is ed platform, install a new bulkhead and platform with trees part of the Stapleton Beacon project first announced by forand plantings and rehabilitate the asphalt roadway with the mer North Shore Councilmember Debi Rose. That development also will bring 360 affordable homes, addition of a half-mile bike path. “The Esplanade is a part of a broader vision to reclaim and an all-inclusive health and social program for seniors, new revitalize the waterfront,” said New York City medical space for Richmond University Medical Center and Councilmember Kamillah Hanks, who represents the North a YMCA counseling center. 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Hurricane Project Set to Complete Five Months Early HURRICANE from page 1

after the hurricanes and rain had gouged away huge swaths of dirt and rock. Most of Route 58 looked more like the county’s famous hiking trails rather than a highway. The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) team began to assess the situation and estimated it might take as much as $47 million to repair the road. Fixing the road was a necessity for locals who were taking a one-hour detour in some cases. Locals could find these trips essential just to get groceries. VDOT turned to W-L Construction & Paving to work under a force account to reconstruct the road. VDOT had worked before with W-L Construction on other projects. W-L Construction is led by Chris Blevins, senior vice president, and Ryan Overbay, general manager. The project was designed to minimize impact to the forest and Whitetop Laurel Creek while preserving access for future repairs to the Virginia Creeper Trail and maintaining continued access to trout fishing.

A pickup truck perched at the new roadbed shows the effort required to build up the road and make it ready for paving.

Big Rocks, Big Machines, Big Ideas The team was given the project in October 2024 and plunged into the work even when temperatures registered single digits. W-L and VDOT’s construction team, including help from VDOT Bristol Assistant Environmental Manager Dennis Sanders, used a strategy of big rocks, big machines and big ideas. Given one year to complete the work, the team is set to finish five months early at a price tag of slightly less than $10 million. “The first order of business for the contractor was to clear the trees off the road,” said Sanders of VDOT. “W-L Construction needed big equipment just for that job, including construction-grade shears. Some of the trees were 48 inches around and needed to be cleared before workers could get access to the road.” W-L decided to take the unusual step to “armor” the river by placing hundreds of huge boulders, 4-5 tons each, at the edge of the water. These rocks reinforced the slope and protected the swift-moving creek from eating away at the banks. The construction workers will place 33.5 tons of stone and

7.3 tons of base, intermediate and surface asphalt to construct the road. The roadway also was armored with Class III rip rap stone to redirect stream flow and protect the roadway from future flooding. “The boulders we used were too big to fit into the bucket of the excavator, so we had to use a large Pemberton material grappler to grab the rocks and fit them into place,” said Blevins. “We chose the boulders carefully so they would interlock and securely anchor the slope and provide an excellent base for the road.” The construction team tried using rock nearby for the job, but the stone crumbled when grasped by the grappler, meaning they were not strong enough to serve as the foundation for the road. The big idea-big machines concept faced another challenge: the workspace was so narrow that the trucks had no place to park or even turn around. “In some cases, we had trucks drop off a piece of equipment, then the driver had to back up for about a half mile just to get out of the workspace,” said

Rip rap stones and concrete pipes were some of the materials used for the reconstruction project.

After the hurricane, Route 58 looked more like a hiking trail than a road.

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Blevins. In some areas, the team was working between a rockfaced slope and the river on the opposite side. The work team said it often felt like they were trying to build a road inside of a narrow hallway. Tight Spaces Much of the muscle came from the 48-ton Volvo excavator. The operator used the boom to place the rocks strategically, helped by a spotter near the water’s edge. “I admit that I slept better after we placed the big rocks,” said VDOT’s Sanders. “So many bad things can happen with rocks that heavy. But none of our workmen got hurt in the process.” “Some of the rocks weighed almost as much as the trucks carrying them,” Blevins said. “In other places, the storm had washed away so much of the road that the area slanted downward. Workers used excavators to place rock, building a wall to secure the new road.”  CEG (All photos courtesy of Virginia Department of Transportation. The display of images and/or reference to any specific commercial product, process, or service, or the use of any trade, firm or corporation name does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the Virginia Department of Transportation.)

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Eagle Power Kubota Hosts Sales Event in West Chester, Pa.

(L-R) are Andrew Stamm; his son, George; and his father, Greg Stamm. Both father and son, Andrew and Greg, are owner/operators of Mariner Farms in Downingtown, Pa.

Bill Murphy (L) and Liam Fickes, owner of Fickes Landscaping, Glen Mills, Pa.

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Kubota RSM John Mier helps clear out the “Leaning Tower of Pizza” boxes at the event’s close.

Connor McCormick (L) and Ryan Kelley, both maintenance workers of Rose Tree Media School District.

During “Orange Days,” Eagle Power Kubota provided coloring books for its younger guests.

John Arrowood, mechanic of West Chester Area School District, is looking for deals on Kubota equipment.

Marc Miravalles of Morgantown, Pa., stopped by to check out Kubota equipment and more.

Jim Sirianni (L), treasurer of Sirianni & Sons, Collegeville, Pa., and Tucker Pierson, outside sales specialist, Eagle Power & Equipment.

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Historic Rail Stations in Pa. Towns of Latrobe, Greensburg Plan Upgrades Amtrak announced on April 21, 2025, that it is beginning critical improvements and repairs at Latrobe (LAB) and Greensburg (GNB), two historic train stations located in western Pennsylvania that date back to the early 1900s. Both stations are served daily by the national passenger rail service’s Pennsylvanian train, which is financed primarily through funds made available by the state’s Department of Transportation (PennDOT). “Amtrak’s preservation and revitalization of these historic train stations will help better serve residents and visitors in western Pennsylvania for decades to come,” said David Handera, Amtrak’s vice president of accessibility, stations and facilities. “We are dedicated to working with our partners to restore and modernize the stations we serve both here in the Commonwealth [of Pennsylvania] and across America.” Intercity rail provides a vital link between smaller towns like Greensburg and Latrobe and larger metropolitan areas such as Philadelphia and New York, noted Amtrak, offering an accessible travel option for work, education, healthcare and leisure. Both stations set five-year ridership records in Amtrak’s 2024 fiscal year, with nearly 12,000 travelers using the Greensburg Station and 3,400 passengers moving through Latrobe’s. “I applaud Amtrak’s commitment to improving accessibility and preserving the historic character of the Latrobe and Greensburg stations,” said Pennsylvania State Sen. Marty Flynn, democratic chair of the state senate’s Transportation Committee. “These investments are essential to strengthening regional connectivity and ensuring all Pennsylvanians can benefit from reliable, modern passenger rail. From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and everywhere in between, all travelers from and through Pennsylvania will be better served thanks to these essential upgrades.” Formal Work in Latrobe to Start Later in 2025 Final preparation is under way at LAB, first opened in 1903, before formal construction work begins later this year. Improvements will bring the station up to code with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and include: • constructing a new concrete platform and encasing canopy bases in concrete; • installing new electrical service and lighting along the entire platform and ramp; • adding two sloped walkways to connect the shelter entrance and new platform; • building an accessible walkway from the public right-ofway to accessible parking, station shelter and the platform; • designating accessible parking and an ADA-compliant ramp with handrails and canopy to the train platform; • renovating the shelter entrance for accessible access; • providing new concrete stairs, foundations and existing stair canopy foundations; • resurfacing, striping and modifying the Latrobe station’s parking lot; and • updating the station’s signage. GreensburgÊs Station Set to Be Renovated in 2026 Currently in the design phase, GNB’s project renderings and specifications recently reached 100-percent completion,

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Both stations set five-year ridership records in Amtrak’s 2024 fiscal year, with nearly 12,000 travelers using the Greensburg Station.

according to Amtrak. Its construction is expected to begin in 2026. The rail station first became operational in 1910. The project team behind its renovations is actively seeking design approval from external third-party stakeholders, including Norfolk Southern (the host railroad), the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), the Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers (SHPO) and the building’s owner. Among the work planned for the Greensburg train station is: • replacing the existing concrete low-level platform with two new ones; • removing and relocating existing platform canopy structures that have new foundations and roofing, as well as new drainage systems; • adding new stair and elevator platform enclosures; • relocating the existing wheelchair lift enclosure and constructing a new concrete sloped walkway and landing area; • designating two new ADA-compliant parking spaces; • installing new platform wiring and lighting; • constructing new concrete stairs from platform to tunnel level; and • building two additional ADA-compliant restrooms and installing automatic entrance doors with new flooring at the existing tunnel hallway, utility room and restrooms that meet ADA standards. State Rep. Ed Neilson, majority chair of the Pennsylvania House Transportation Committee, said, “The preservation and revitalization of these historic train stations will serve as a vital link from rural western Pennsylvania to bustling cities in the commonwealth. The improvements will help us stay connected to our history while moving us forward in transportation modernization.” The improvements at each rail station in Latrobe and Greensburg are being implemented by Amtrak in coordination with Norfolk Southern and PennDOT. Amtrak added that each station upgrade is an essential components of its infrastructure investments across the United States, which the rail service said plays “an important role in upgrading the future customer experience and delivering a new era of passenger rail in America.” 

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The Contractors Association of West Virginia (CAWV) announced its 2024 Safety Excellence Award winners. The winners were recognized during the March 26, 2025, CAWV state meeting held in conjunction with the annual West Virginia Construction + Design EXPO at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center. The association annually recognizes contractor and associate members who have exhibited a superior effort to improve safety in the construction industry. Members participating in the program are scored on their documented safety policies and procedures, their commitment and approach to safety and health, and their recorded statistical data for the year. Special attention is given to the quality of safety training provided to employees and members who demand active employee involvement in their safety process. “CAWV commends these outstanding winners for their dedication to workplace safety and their exemplary safety records,” said Safety Committee Chair Gary Tuttle of Kelly Paving Inc. “Their commitment to maintaining a strong and effective construction safety program sets a high standard for the industry.” Building Division Greater than 200,000 manhours Brewer & Company of WV Inc. Charleston, W.Va. Greater than 100,000 manhours Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal Co. of West Virginia Charleston, W.Va. Greater than 50,000 manhours Paramount Builders LLC St. Albans, W.Va. Utility Division Greater than 300,000 manhours Applied Construction Solutions Inc.

Bridgeport, W.Va. Greater than 100,000 manhours Bear Contracting LLC Clarksburg, W.Va. Highway Division Greater than 500,000 manhours Triton Construction Inc. St. Albans, W.Va. Greater than 100,000 manhours J. F. Allen Company Buckhannon, W.Va. Greater than 50,000 manhours IVS Hydro Inc. Institute, W.Va. Less than 50,000 manhours SK Hydroseeding LLC South Charleston, W.Va. Industrial Division Greater than 100,000 manhours Orders Construction Company Inc. St. Albans, W.Va. Greater than 50,000 manhours Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal Co. of Ohio Parkersburg, W.Va. Less than 50,000 manhours Lakecrest Construction LLC Fairmont, W.Va. Specialty Contractor W. Q. Watters Company Charleston, W.Va. Associate Division Greater than 100,000 manhours Precision Pump & Valve Service Inc. Cross Lanes, W.Va. Less than 100,000 manhours Whitman Requardt & Associates Charleston, W.Va. The Contractors Association of West Virginia represents 500 businesses in the building, utility and highway construction industries. 

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M.E.G. Contractors Eyes Growth With Help From Komplet

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Michael Goldberg

“I just enjoy going to work every day and being in the machines.” Michael Goldberg M.E.G. Contractors

By Andy Gotlieb CEG SENIOR EDITOR

Many boys are fascinated by heavy equipment in their formative years, although those interests are prone to frequent changes, as things like dinosaurs, Star Wars and sports compete for attention. Not for Michael Goldberg. “I was probably six when I knew I wanted to do this,” he said. “I was just always fascinated by heavy equipment. I just enjoy going to work every day and being in the machines.” Goldberg owns M.E.G. Contractors of Jenkintown, Pa., a full-service site contractor that works on both residential and commercial-industrial site construction projects in Southeastern Pennsylvania.

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The Komplet mobile jaw crusher has made a huge difference for M.E.G. Contractors.

The company, which dates to 2009, lives by the motto, “If you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.” Goldberg definitely loves what he does, and he also loves a new addition to his equipment lineup: a Komplet K-JC 704 mobile jaw crusher. “We were looking for a small mobile jaw crusher,” he said. “That kind of machine was only offered by Komplet last year. When we went up to watch the demo, it was exactly what we were looking for.” The K-JC 704 crusher features a 27-in. by 16-in. singletoggle jaw crusher that can be adjusted hydraulically. Its sensor above the jaw inlet turns the vibrating hopper on/off to control the feeding of material and prevent jamming. It offers an output size of ¾-inch to 3¼-in. at a rate of up to 90 tons per hour. The back of the jaw crusher has two swing doors

that open for access for routine maintenance on the diesel engine. Goldberg grew up in Huntingdon Valley, Pa., and now lives nearby in Abington’s Elkins Park section. After graduating high school and working with Associated Paving Contractors of Warminster, Pa., Goldberg attended Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Mass., earning a bachelor’s degree in construction management. “I learned a lot about the business and the business end of project management,” he said. Goldberg worked with paving contractors around Boston while in school but soon moved back to his old stomping grounds. see KOMPLET page 64

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Metso Completes Acquisition of Swiss Tower Mills Minerals Metso has received the relevant regulatory approvals and completed the acquisition of its long-time partner Swiss Tower Mills Minerals AG (STM). STM’s expertise in vertical grinding mills strengthens Metso’s comminution solutions portfolio for the mining industry, playing a vital role in energy-efficient solutions for the diverse needs of customers and enabling Metso to provide enhanced service levels to customers using stirred mill technology. “We warmly welcome our colleagues from Swiss Tower Mills Minerals to the Metso team,” said Piia Karhu, president, minerals of Metso. “Our collaboration on innovative grinding solutions and services combining, for example, the well-established HIGmill and Vertimill vertical grinding solutions and HRC high-pressure grinding roll technology has yielded significant results for our customers. And now that we are one team, our customers can expect even more.” “Mining customers value Metso’s vast expertise and the comprehensive nature of our technology and services solutions,” said Christoph Hoetzel, senior vice president, grinding of Metso. “We see a trend towards optimized technology combinations and multi-stage grinding approaches. These solutions improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emisMetso photo

Metso has received the relevant regulatory approvals and completed the acquisition of its long-time partner Swiss Tower Mills Minerals AG.

sions,

addition to enhancing productivity with optimized operating costs. The HIGmill is a cornerstone for energy-efficient comminution circuits. Combined with Metso’s innovative flotation solutions like the Concorde Cell, it enables maximized throughput as well as superior recovery.” “Swiss Tower Mills Minerals was founded in 2011 with the vision of achieving outstanding grinding performance and unparalleled energy efficiency with vertical stirred mills,” said Oliver Zlamal, CEO, Swiss Tower Mills Minerals. “Our joint journey with Metso began a year later, in 2012, when Metso was granted exclusive rights to sell the HIGmill equipment. Over the past few years, we have built a fantastic team and developed innovative solutions that are now ready to be scaled within a bigger structure. We are delighted that the STM experts and technology will find a new home at Metso.”

Comprehensive Stirred Mills Offering With Large Installed Base Metso’s stirred milling technologies portfolio consists of Vertimill, HIGmill and Stirred Media Detritor (SMD) mills. These mills are based on gravity-induced and fluidized technologies, allowing for an equipment solution for all comminution circuits in secondary, tertiary, fine, ultrafine, regrind and lime slaking applications. Metso has more than 50 years of experience in developing, testing and delivering stirred mill technology, including a large installed base. Stirred mills are part of the Metso Plus offering. Metso supports its minerals and metals refining customers with end-to-end solutions and services ranging from testing, equipment and digital solutions to comprehensive service and repair center capabilities. 

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Sandvik Launches Electrifying QH443E Tracked Cone Crusher

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The QH443E is available to order in the European market now through Sandvik Mobile’s global network of sales areas and distributors and will be available globally later in 2025.

Sandvik Mobile crushing and screening announced the launch of the QH443E, its latest tracked cone crusher. This new electric unit has been designed with a focus on sustainability and productivity, according to Sandvik. The new QH443E is Sandvik’s flagship Q-Range electric-driven cone plant. It takes a significant step toward bridging the gap between tracked mobile, wheeled portable and stationary plants by combining electric drives and track mobility on a single platform. The QH443E electric cone crusher completes Sandvik’s electric train, which includes the UJ443E fully electric jaw crusher (launched in 2023), the QE342e hybrid scalper and the QA452e hybrid triple-deck Doublescreen (both launched in 2022).

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The QH443E electric cone crusher completes Sandvik’s electric train, which includes the UJ443E fully electric jaw crusher, the QE342e hybrid scalper and the QA452e hybrid triple-deck Doublescreen.

CH440 Hydrocone, constant liner performance (CLP) and Hydroset CSS adjustment, this crusher delivers superior power transfer and precision crushing, according to Sandvik. The new Optik automation system and My Fleet remote monitoring provide 24/7 fleet management, geo-fencing and remote operator support, ensure continuous crushing and optimal performance. One Platform, Endless Possibilities Engineered to operate in the most hostile environments, the QH443E is ideal for large quarries and mines. Its robust design, featuring a unibody mainframe and premium components, ensures durability and strength. The load-sensing system for the feeder drive, camera and level sensor guarantees continuous crushing, while the choice of chambers, throws and settings allows for customization to suit a wide range of applications, according to Sandvik.

Sandvik photo Sustainability at Its Core Sandvik Mobile crushing and screening announced the launch of the QH443E, its The QH443E features a new heavy duty feeder design and is equipped with electri- latest tracked cone crusher. cally driven components. Its advanced Safety, Support design allows for operation through a connection to an hydraulic oil usage compared to previous generations. “Safety is paramount in the design of the QH443E,” said *Test results and calculations are to be considered as Sandvik. “The unit includes remote camera viewing of the external electrical grid supply or on-board generator, proresults reached under certain and controlled conditions. crushing chamber, 270- degree access around the crusher viding flexibility and reducing operational costs. The integration of the latest generation of fuel-efficient These test results and calculations should not be treated as for easy maintenance and mandatory audible and visual engines further enhances flexibility, allowing the unit to be specifications and Sandvik does not guarantee, warrant or warnings for safe operation. Our extensive global distribuoperated via HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil) or diesel represent the outcome of test results or calculations in any tor and sales support network ensures that you receive the when required, maximizing uptime while lowering emis- or all circumstances. best support for your operations.” sions and operating noise, according to Sandvik. The QH443E is available to order in the European marProductivity Due to the electrification of the onboard components, ket now through Sandvik Mobile’s global network of sales The QH443E is designed to maximize uptime and boost areas and distributors and will be available globally later in running the QH443E via the genset can result in up to 25 percent* fuel savings and a 78 percent* reduction in output. With the versatility and reliability of the Sandvik 2025. 

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Contractor Relies On Komplet Crusher as Business Grows

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The K-JC 704 crusher features a 27-in. by 16-in. single-toggle jaw crusher that can be adjusted hydraulically. KOMPLET from page 53

He founded his company in 2009, at that time buying a skid steer and a dump truck. Various jobs followed and word began to get around. Some of those projects grew in size and scope. That included excavating work for both individual houses and housing development. There even were some commercial site work contracts. A key point in the development of both Goldberg and M.E.G. Contractors came a few years later when he began working with Casey Haney, who had a strong background in excavating. In 2017, the duo landed a job doing site work for an indoor boat and storage facility. “We had to buy a bunch of new equipment then,” Goldberg said. One thing followed another, and soon the company was doing earthmoving work for a local utility, along with work in Bucks, Montgomery and Chester counties, as well as some work around Delaware County, the Allentown area and occasionally in New Jersey. Goldberg and Haney complement each other on the job. “Casey pays attention to detail,” he said. “I still work in the field.” Goldberg said many of its excavating projects are for D.J. Pinciotti Construction Co. of Ivyland, Pa., a site contractor specializing in underground utilities. The company now counts seven employees and fields a good mix of experience, youthful energy and versatility. “We’re interchangeable,” Goldberg said. “We’re all truck drivers. We’re all mechanics. We’re all operators. We pride ourselves on how we leave our jobs.” The Komplet mobile jaw crusher has

made a huge difference for M.E.G. Contractors. “We use all of the crushed concrete as fill,” he said, noting that helps eliminate dump fees and hauling costs. Considering that dump fees run from $100-200 per load and trucking costs approximately $120 an hour, that adds up. So does not having to buy fill, which can cost approximately $13 per ton, Goldberg said. In addition, a couple of local townships have hired M.E.G. Contractors because of the new capabilities. “We crush their concrete, and they pay us for it,” he said. “We can go from a threequarter-inch stone up to a 4-inch stone, which can be used for anything from structural fill or a subbase for housing.” Goldberg is considering adding to his Komplet machinery. “Right now, [the crusher’s] handling our need, but as we get larger, there’s the possibility of more of a screener,” he said. Goldberg is looking to grow the company. “We can probably use another three or four guys at the most,” he said, noting that they don’t perform paving or concrete work at this time. “We want to do complete site work.” Goldberg stressed the team element, adding that many of his employees have worked for him for years. “It’s nice to provide a home and family and a living for the employees,” he said, noting that his team shares a common mentality of service. “Most of us were or are firefighter volunteers.” Rising fuel and equipment prices, not to mention many more rules and regulations have changed the profession, but Goldberg said it’s manageable. M.E.G. Contractors will look to update

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The crew of M.E.G. Contractors loads the hopper of the Komplet K-JC 704 mobile jaw crusher with concrete.

and maintain its fleet, taking advantage of modern technology such as Trimble GPS to make jobs easier and more efficient. The company’s growth has occurred in fits and starts, something that’s proven challenging, “I wish that I was busier earlier, but the way the opportunities aligned, I have no regrets,” Goldberg said. The recently ended 2024-’25 winter found the company busier than ever, a trend continuing into spring, as one large job got delayed last year. That residential housing development excavating project has kept the company’s schedule busy today. M.E.G. Contractors’ equipment fleet

includes a Cat 352 hydraulic excavator, Cat D8 and D6 dozers, articulated dump trucks, a John Deere tractor scraper, two Terex scrapers and compaction equipment. “I like having a nice fleet of equipment that’s functional and clean,” Goldberg said, adding that he also collects scale models of construction equipment. “The stuff I started with I still have.” Continuity also plays a role in the company’s fortune. That original equipment still gets used for small projects with initial clients. “With original clients, the stuff I did then, I will still do today,” he said.  CEG

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Phoenix Center Releases Agg Industry Economic Scorecard The Phoenix Center released its 2025 aggregates industry scorecard on April 9, 2025. The scorecard assessed the aggregates industry’s impact on the U.S. economy at the national, state and county levels. This is an update to the Center’s 2017 Scorecard, as it provides a new look at the economic advantages after the passage of the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act (IIJA) in 2021. The scorecard shares that the aggregates industry continues to be a significant contributor to our nation’s economic well-being. The implementation of IIJA, which included approximately $350 billion for federal highway programs over a five-year period in states and federal projects, show-

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Stanley. “This scorecard proves that the growth of the aggregates industry is necessary for the growth of our overall economy.” The industry’s economic impact creates a ripple effect on the broader economy. For every job in the aggregates industry, an additional 5.95 jobs across other industries are supported throughout the economy. Each dollar of earnings creates another $4.95 of earnings in other sectors, and each dollar of industry sales produces another $3.29 of sales in other industries. 

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Kobelco Introduces SK260DLC-11 Material Handler, SK260DLC-11 Scrap Loader Kobelco Construction Machinery USA introduced Kobelco photo two new SK260DLC-11 models that are purpose built The new SK260DLC-11 material handler for the waste and recycling market. features a bent boom and a two-pin linkThe new SK260DLC-11 material handler and age-type arm, allowing for both precise SK260DLC-11 scrap loader offers more standard movement control and powerful lifting. features, optimal comfort and superior performance, according to the company. Purpose built to meet the demands of the those who require durability, reliability and high performance; the Kobelco material handler and scrap loader models carry on a tradition of quality, according to Kobelco. Powered by a Yanmar Tier IV engine, both versions of the SK260DLC-11 machine exceeds performance expectations and meet all EPA requirements. The four-cylinder Yanmar engine produces 194 hp at 2,200 rpm and minimizes fuel consumption at the same time. The two boom and arm combinations of the SK260DLC-11 provide the power-generating capacities and working ranges to complete the toughest jobs, according to Kobelco. The hydraulic system is designed with functionality in mind, boasting an eight-spool main control valve, four pumps (two variable displacement axial piston pumps, one extra gear pump and one pilot gear pump) and a boom-to-arm regeneration feature that redirects hydraulic oil and pressure between the boom and arm. Both machines have a 106.5gal. fuel tank and a 115.7-gal. hydraulic oil tank (tank oil level and hydraulic system). Commitment to Safety, Comfort A heavy-duty level II overhead FOPS guard is stanKobelco photo dard and can be tilted open for easy cleaning of the top The new SK260DLC-11 scrap loader utilizes a straight boom window. In addition, rear swing flashers and rear and 1-pin droop nose arm that work lights, a KOBELCO USA exclusive, are has a unique shape useful for integrated into the counterweight for added smooth cargo vessel loading safety and visibility on busy job sites. Seven and unloading. LED lights also are standard to provide additional visibility in low light conditions. A standard 270-degree view three-camera system provides optimal visibility for the operator. The cab interference prevention sdystem is another standard safety feature that prevents the arm from contacting the body or cab of the machine, using multiple sensors to create an invisible barrier that neither the arm nor tool can cross. Multiple air conditioning and heater vents are directed toward the operator to maximize comfort, and the jog dial integrates multiple functions into a single user interface with the large 10in. color monitor. This menu screen facilitates reading of important information including work mode, maintenance intervals and fuel consumption. Using a hydraulic elevator cab that reaches a maximum lift height of 19 ft., 4 in., the operator has ultimate visibility. Other features include a tilting left console for easy entry and exit, adjustable pilot controls, a FM/AM/AUX/Bluetooth radio, smartphone holder, USB charger and a 12v power outlet. For more information, visit www.KOBELCO-USA.com.

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Diamond Mowers’ Mini-Brush Cutter Pro X: New Standard Diamond Mowers introduced the mini-brush cutter Pro X, delivering precision, power and reliability in one compact package. Modeled after Diamond's brush cutter Pro X, the minibrush cutter Pro X is engineered to provide stand-on users — from farmers and construction contractors to landscapers and land management professionals — with another tool for their equipment toolbox. This attachment transforms a stand-on or stand-behind track loader into a powerful land-clearing tool that tackles trees, cuts through dense brush and grinds stumps to groundlevel, empowering operators to take on a broader range of tasks and jobs, according to Diamond Mowers. “This attachment is engineered specifically for the miniskid steer market and adds a new dimension of capability that empowers operators to clear land faster, reduce manual labor and maximize their equipment investment,” said Nate Cleveringa, vice president, engineering and product management of Diamond Mowers. “It packs all the power and performance of our brush cutter Pro X in a streamlined profile designed for those who value relentless durability and optimal versatility.” The mini-brush cutter Pro X features a spindle-driven blade system with 25 percent more cutting capacity than standard models, enabling operators to slice through dense brush, thick vegetation, and trees up to 5 in. in diameter with ease. The 42-in. cutting width is ideal for tackling everything from landscaping and property reclamation to urban lot clearing and maintaining parks, trails and forest preserves. The direct-drive spindle also delivers smooth and efficient power from the motor to the blades for consistent cutting performance so operators can handle tough materials without compromising on precision. “The spindle system replaces the more traditional gearbox, which can be prone to wear and tear under heavy loads,” said Cleveringa. “This design reduces mechanical complexity, resulting in greater durability during heavy-duty operations.” The steel construction of the mini-Pro X is 25 percent thicker for enhanced durability, according to Diamond Mowers. Furthermore, the offset design of the bolt-on attachment plate allows operators to shift the plate across the front of their carriers to minimize track marks that would normally be left behind. This is particularly useful for precision tasks such as trail clearing or vegetation management near sensitive areas and affords greater flexibility when maneuvering in tight spaces and working near edges, fences or other obstacles. said Cleveringa. “It replaces manual clearing and empowers operators to tackle a wide range of tasks efficiently and reliably without needing to call in additional trades,” said Cleveringa. “This versatility leads to greater productivity

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The steel construction of the mini-Pro X is 25 percent thicker for enhanced durability, according to Diamond Mowers.

and profitability.” To help protect operators and ensure long-term usability, the mini brush cutter Pro X also features: • universal safety guarding — to minimize the risk of

injury while working in challenging environments, polycarbonate safety glass shields operators from flying debris and other potential hazards during operation, according to the company. • hydraulic hose protection — hoses are enclosed in a thin spiral wrap, offering safeguarding, an enhanced level of durability, and resistance to wear and tear, according to the company. • castle nut fasteners — providing an added layer of protection, the castle nut system locks cutting blades in place and positions them closest to the ground during operation. Under significant stress or impact, the secure fit reduces vibrations and ensures that, in the event of a blade compromise, failure is isolated to the blade and the attachment continues to operate safely, according to the company. “Reliability and performance are crucial for professionals working in challenging environments and were top priorities in the design of this attachment,” said Cleveringa. “Field testing has shown that the spindle-driven double blades and castle nut system perform well in rigorous conditions. The design handles heavy workloads and minimizes downtime by reducing the frequency of maintenance and repairs.” 

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Diamond Mowers introduced the mini-brush cutter Pro X, delivering precision, power and reliability in one compact package.

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Spring Into Action: Preparing Attachments for Seasonal Use Top Rockland Loader Attachments Rockland Manufacturing offers the following for loaders: • general purpose and performance buckets — reliable for grading and material handling. • construction forks and loader couplers — enhance efficiency and quick attachment changes.

As winter fades and spring begins, construction and land-clearing professionals must ensure equipment is primed for peak performance. Rockland Manufacturing offers tips to prepare attachments for efficient and effective site preparation. Attachment Maintenance for Peak Performance Winter can take a toll on attachments, making proactive maintenance essential to avoid breakdowns, reduce downtime and improve efficiency. Follow these key steps: • inspect for wear and tear — check for cracks, loose hardware and excessive wear. • focus on high-wear areas — pay attention to cutting edges, liners and connection points. • follow manufacturer guidelines — refer to manuals for specific maintenance tips. • lubricate moving parts — proper lubrication minimizes friction and extends attachment lifespan. By performing these routine checks, your attachments will be ready to tackle the demands of spring projects.

Skid Steer Attachments: Versatility for Land Clearing Skid steer attachments are adaptable tools for tree removal, brush clearing and grading. Ensure they’re in top condition by: • conducting visual inspections — check for cracks, worn components and loose bolts. • verifying compatibility — ensure attachments align with your skid steer’s coupler system.

Top Rockland Skid Steer Attachments • low profile and grapple buckets — essential for material handling and debris removal. • root grapples and pallet forks — for Excavator Attachments: site preparation and material transport. Spring Care Essentials Rockland Manufacturing photo • brush cutters and Grapple Rakes — Excavators play a critical role in site As winter fades and spring begins, construction and land-clearing professionals must ideal for vegetation clearing and land preparation and land clearing. Keep ensure equipment is primed for peak performance. maintenance. attachments in top shape with these tips: • check hydraulic system integrity — Get Spring-Ready With Inspect for leaks, maintain fluid levels Rockland Manufacturing and ensure smooth operation. A well-maintained fleet of attachments ensures effi• maintain teeth and cutting edges — ciency and longevity for your projects. Rockland Rotate or replace worn parts for optimal Manufacturing provides high-quality excavator, loader performance. and skid steer attachments designed for demanding job sites. Top Rockland Excavator For more information, visit rocklandmfg.com.  Attachments Rockland Manufacturing offers the following for excavators: • heavy-duty buckets — built for demanding excavation tasks. • ditch cleaning buckets — ideal for trenching and drainage. • excavator thumbs and couplers — improve versatility and attachment adaptability. • excavator rakes — designed for debris removal and grading. Loader Attachments: Maintenance, Performance Loaders are key players in land clearing and grading. Ensure peak functionality by: • inspecting hydraulic systems — check for leaks and maintain fluid levels. • maintaining grading buckets and rakes — keep edges sharp for precision grading and debris removal.

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Volvo Applies for Certification of CARB-24 Compliant Engine Volvo Trucks North America announced that it will apply for certification of a CARB-24 Omnibus compliant engine that it expects will meet the California Air Resources Board’s 2024 emissions standards and be available to order in the near future. The engine is designed to obtain a certification at the 0.05g NOx rating with reduced particulate matter (PM) emissions. This new engine continues Volvo’s ambition toward zero emissions in heavy-duty transportation by 2040. The engine will be built on the new Volvo D13 VGT (variable geometry turbo) engine platform, which was launched last month at TMC. Volvo Trucks was the first North American OEM to launch a truck with a 24-volt electrical architecture. Once certified, customers will be able to order the CARB-24 Omnibus compliant engine in the all-new Volvo VNL and VNR models, with expected available configurations of 425 hp/1750 lb.-ft. torque or 455 hp/1850 lb.-ft. torque. In addition to less NOx and PM, the new D13 VGT engine will enhance fuel efficiency through several innovations: a shorter seven-wave piston for improved combustion, a longer connecting rod to reduce friction, a precision needle control valve for optimized fuel flow and a variable displacement oil pump to minimize parasitic losses. The improvement in fuel efficiency also is expected to have a direct and significant impact on CO2 reduction. Volvo Trucks’ new engine will feature an advanced emission control system, including a fully serviceable linear exhaust aftertreatment system (EATS) and an integrated 48-volt heater used during startup and low-load situations to achieve the stringent ultra-low NOx targets. Each EATS component is designed for individual servicing or replacement, minimizing waste and maximizing operational lifespan. This new engine complements Volvo Trucks’ earlier

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CARB-24 engine launch for the legacy VNL and VNR models. CARB’s Omnibus regulations aim to reduce NOx emissions by 75 percent and PM by 50 percent from heavy-duty on-road engines for engine

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Felling Strengthens Sales Leadership With Key Appointments Felling Trailers Inc. announced strategic changes to its sales leadership team, appointing Nathan Uphus as director of sales and promoting Jake Meyer to sales manager.

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for new sales team members, and manage cross-departmental inquiries. Meyer Steps Into Sales Manager Role “I am thrilled to congratulate Jake on his well-deserved Jake Meyer, who has been with Felling’s inside sales team promotion to sales manager. His dedication and proven track Uphus to Lead Fleet, Key Account Strategy since 2015, steps into the sales manager role where he will record in driving results make him an ideal fit for this role,” Nathan Uphus, a 25-year veteran of Felling Trailers, will oversee daily team operations, implement training programs said Uphus. “I’m confident he will continue to make a sigfocus on expanding the company’s presence nificant impact as he takes on this new opporin fleet markets while overseeing key custunity.” tomer relationships. Throughout his 21-year “I am honored to have been selected for tenure in trailer sales, Uphus has developed the sales manager role,” Meyer said. “I am an extensive network of industry connections excited to use the knowledge and experience built on his reputation for exceptional cusI have gained throughout my tenure at tomer service. Felling Trailers to assist our sales team as we “Nathan brings the perfect combination of continue to grow the Felling brand.” industry knowledge, customer relationships Uphus and Meyer have built a strong founand strategic vision to grow Felling’s footdation during their years with Felling print in the fleet markets,” said Patrick Trailers. Both started on the production floor, Jennissen, vice president of sales and marketlearning the various aspects of the production ing. “His leadership will be instrumental as process before transitioning to parts sales and we continue to meet and exceed the expectaeventually moving into trailer sales. These tions of both new prospects and existing partroles served as building blocks, contributing ners.” to a solid understanding of Felling’s producUphus expressed enthusiasm about his tion capabilities and the numerous models new role. offered. These leadership changes reflect “I am honored to step into the role of direcFelling Trailers’ commitment to recognizing tor of sales and lead our exceptional team talent and fostering growth within the organinto the next chapter of growth and innovaization while positioning the company for tion,” he said. “Together, we will continue to continued success in the competitive trailer build strong customer relationships, expand Felling Trailers photo Felling Trailers photo manufacturing industry. Jake Meyer our market reach, and drive results that Nathan Uphus For more information, visit felling.com. 

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EMAIL: STATELINEDIG@DIODECOM.NET PURCHASING THE FOLLOWING CATER- EMAIL: EMAIL: DEALER.SALES11@GMAIL.COM; PILLAR BACKHOE MODELS: CAT MOD- FRANKHORAN@GTMIDATLANTIC.COM; PHONE: 717-621-3470 PHONE: 402-806-0073 PHONE: 800-654-USED ELS: 416C, 416D, 416E, 420D, 420E, –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KOMATSU 270-8 WHEEL 420F ST, 420F, 420F IT, 420F2, 420F2 IT. WANTED (TX): INGERSOLL RAND WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE 495D ALSOLOOKING FOR CASE BACKHOE LOADERS - LOOKING FOR KOMATSU 185CWJD AIR COMPRESSOR, NEW. EXCAVATORS; WANT TO BUY JOHN MODELS: CASE MODELS: 580M, 580SM, WA270 OR WA200 WHEEL LOADERS DEERE WHEELED EXCAVATOR 495D & EMAIL: DAVID@FELDERWW.COM; 580N, 580SN. PLEASE PROVIDE WITH THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: PHONE: 713-542-0458 DETAILS ON THEIR CONDITION, OPER- 595D. HOURS: UNDER 5,000 (PREFERRED), –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; ATING HOURS & PRICING. BUT HIGHER HOURS ARE ACCEPTWANTED (US): HATZ ENGINE - E71 PHONE: 346-484-0369 EMAIL: JANDWINS@GMAIL.COM; ABLE AT A LOWER PRICE. YEAR: HATZ DIESEL ENGINE, RUNNING OR –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– PHONE: 425-286-8778 BETWEEN 2014 AND 2018. BUDGET: PARTS WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– AROUND $75,000, DEPENDING ON CON- WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE EMAIL: AILEENLOZZI@ME.COM; ZW180-6 WHEEL LOADERS. DITION AND HOURS. PHONE: 717-806-8969 EMAIL: SALMAN.MAYI@GMAIL.COM CRAWLER DOZER, MODEL 550K LGP. EMAIL: AMERICAUSEDEQUIPMENT@ –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– NEED BULLDOZER, 550K LGP JOHN GMAIL.COM WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR DEERE 2020 – 2023, ENC. CAB 24 INCH- WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 140G –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– MOTOR GRADER - 8000 OR UP SERIAL MOTOR GRADERS, MODEL ES WITH WINCH, UNDER 700 HOURS WANTED (US): LIEBHERR LTM 1220 12G,14G,140G,140H ETC. RUNNING OR MODEL. METER AND FRAME. ALL TERRAIN CRANES. NON RUNNING UNITS. EMAIL: EMAIL: EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA ROYALMACHINERYTRADERS@GMAIL.COM EMAIL: IUKANDCO@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 346-484-0369 PHONE: 0-33-6059-8261 PHONE: +92-333-1234598 PHONE: 450-346-8975 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): VOLVO WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY VOLVO L320 , L330 OR L350F, YEAR ABOVE 2013. MUST BE RUNNER/NONRUNNER. EMAIL: ALADNANENT@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923445757577 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KAWASAKI WHEEL LOADERS 80Z, 85Z, 90Z EMAIL: EQUIPMENTDESTINY@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +1 346 484 0369 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ENGINE FOR A TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR - CAT D6R XL SERIES II - ENGINE C9 - SERIAL #: 4ZF10784 EMAIL: MILANZOLL@INCOMERH.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CAT 983-B; KOEHRING 1066, RUNNING OR NOT; GRADALL ON TRACKS, RUNNING OR NOT; DRESSER 250-E CRAWLER LOADER. CALL 267-738-5984 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (MA): CATERPILLAR 308E2CR QC EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: KKNOPE@DEFELICECORP.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): DRESSER 125E CRAWLER DOZERS - LOOKING FOR A COMPLETE BOSCH VA PUMP OR HEAD AND ROTOR. EMAIL: CRAIGBERENS944@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE BROOMS / SWEEPERS, ALL MODELS. MID-SIZED JOHN DEERE OR HYUNDAI EXCAVATOR PLUMBED AND WITH CONCRETE PULVERIZER. EMAIL: NEWYORKCWS@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 973-956-8854 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (PA): NEW HOLLAND ATTACHMENTS - 7614 LOADER ATTACHMENT FOR NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR. EMAIL: KEVCOOKENTERPRISES@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 814-386-5541 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (FL): COTTRELL TRAILERS, ALL MODELS. EMAIL: WILFREORLANDO@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS DITCH WITCH VACUUM/EXCAVATION EQUIPMENT EMAIL: BILL@DITCHWITCHNEWMEXICO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KAWASAKI WHEEL LOADERS 85ZV , 90ZV , 90ZIV , 95ZV. ALSO SEARCHING FOR KOMATSU WA470-3 , WA600-3 , WA600-6. RUNNING OR NON-RUNNING CONDITION. EMAIL: ALADNANENT@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923445757577 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (NC); CLARK ECX 25 FORKLIFT. EMAIL: JBSSERVICES37@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (AL): KOMATSU 12 INCH BUCKET, PC35 EMAIL: JSGODSEY78@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 205-485-4605 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CAT WHEEL LOADERS, ALL MODELS - NEED TO PURCHASE FOR OWN STOCK CAT WHEEL LOADERS (916, 926, 936E, 950B, 950E, 950H, 966E, 966F, 966H, 970F & 980F. EMAIL: ROYALMACHINERYTRADERS@ GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923360598261 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): MANUFACTURER: JCB 540-170 TELEHANDLER, 2016 OR NEWER. EMAIL: NORTHHEAVYEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM PHONE: 281-694-5478 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 140G MOTOR GRADERS - NEED TO BUY CAT MOTOR GRADER 140G/H, 14G,14M. ALSO LOOKING FOR A KOMATSU WHEEL LOADER WA-600 AND WA-900. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): MISCELLANEOUS CATERPILLAR ATTACHMENTS. LOOKING FOR RELIABLE IT COUPLER ATTACHMENTS & JOHN DEERE 644K FORKS (JRB COUPLER) TO ENHANCE OUR CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS. ITEMS REQUIRED TO BE IN GOOD, WELL-MAINTAINED CONDITION. PREFERRED ATTACHMENTS ARE SIDE DUMP BUCKETS (LEFT AND RIGHT), BROOM ATTACHMENT, EXTENDABLE BOOM ATTACHMENT FORKS. PHONE: 484-781-2958 EMAIL: JWALSH@JAMESTOHARAINC.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CLARK M371 SKID STEER LOADER EMAIL:ANDYGRANGER30@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR D10N CRAWLER DOZER. PLS PRICE FOB OR CIF ALEXANDRIA PORT EGYPT. EMAIL: ELEKTESADCO@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 00201005311220 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 336 EXCAVATOR - MUST HAVE A HYD QUICK COUPLER, AUX HYDS AND GPS EQUIPPED. UNIT SHOULD HAVE BETWEEN 4-6000 HOURS. EMAIL: AARONA@BLACKSTARACA.COM PHONE: 737-587-1936 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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Hunyady to Hold Liquidation Sale for S.E. Incorporated By Craig Mongeau CEG EDITOR IN CHIEF

In the small town of Deaver, Wyo., population 200, a big legacy is coming to a close. Mark Sorenson, president of S.E. Incorporated, and his three brothers — Craig, David and Steve — are winding down their family-run transmission line contracting business after more than 40 years of operation. Founded in 1983, S.E. Incorporated was born from a shared vision among the Sorenson brothers, who all had prior experience in power and construction. “Our goal was to be a transmission line contractor,” said Hunyady Auction Co. photo Mark Sorenson. “We had the Mark Sorenson, president of S.E. Incorporated, and background, and we had the Mike Hunyady, president of Hunyady Auction Company, stand atop a Pengo three-drum puller. dream.” That dream carried them Now, as regulatory pressures and industry across vast and rugged terrain, from near the Mexican border to the Canadian border, cov- complexities mount, the brothers have decided it’s time to step away. ering much of the western United States. Hunyady Auction Co. photo “We’ve been doing this our whole lives,” S.E. Incorporated used helicopters for everything, including pouring concrete for Among the company’s most memorable projects was an 80-mi. reconductoring job Sorenson said. “The business has changed a foundations, setting towers, stringing wire and more. for Western Area Power in Wilcox, Ariz. — lot in 40 years — more regulation, more one of its first major contracts in the 1980s. consolidation — and it’s just time.” up for bid. Mike Hunyady gave a preview of material-handling loaders. Also available are As part of their wind-down, S.E. what buyers can expect at the auction. It involved specialty wire and structures that pullers and tensioners — critical for the wire tested the young company’s capabilities and Incorporated has partnered with Hunyady “These folks are transmission high-tower stringing process — as well as boom trucks Auction Company to liquidate its fleet of power line builders,” Hunyady said. “So nat- with man baskets and radio remote controls set the tone for future endeavors. In the early 1990s, S.E. Incorporated tack- equipment. urally, we’re talking about a late-model fleet reaching heights over 100 feet.” “I’ve known Mike Hunyady [president of of 4x4 pickup trucks used by the crews, led its first major helicopter-access job: con“No industry uses more small tools than structing steel towers in the mountains of Hunyady Auction Company ] since the along with all the transport equipment — transmission line construction,” Hunyady beginning, back when he was with trucks, trailers and more. The auction will added. “Every stage of the job — from setWyoming. “It was a big learning experience,” Mark Vilsmeier Auction Company,” Sorenson offer a comprehensive suite of gear required ting foundations to pulling conductor said. “We used helicopters for everything — said. “He’s always supported me — it just for every phase of power line construction. through the stringing blocks — requires prepouring concrete for the foundations, setting made sense.” This includes foundation equipment like cision tools for an enormous range of tasks.” Over three days. June 10, 11 and 12, 2025, production diggers and caisson machines, towers, stringing wire — it was a whole difThe event also carries a personal meaning and across three states, Wyoming, Colorado tower erection tools, such as boom trucks, for Hunyady, who has known Mark ferent level of challenge.” Another milestone came in 2008, with the and Arizona, more than 1,000 items will go cranes and forklifts, and a wide range of Sorenson, one of the retiring owners, since construction of 100 mi. of transmission line the early 1980s. for a major federal client. This project “I first met them at an auction in Casper, cemented S.E. Incorporated’s reputation as a Wyoming, when I sold them their first major capable, nimble player in a field dominated three-drum puller back in 1983,” he said. by larger contractors. “We’ve stayed in touch ever since. These “Our goal was always to remain a small gentlemen are the real deal. Their company business but be big enough to sneak a good is rooted in family values, hard work and job away from the big guys once in a while,” integrity — truly the American dream in Sorenson said. small business. I am deeply honored to be The Sorenson brothers’ bond has part of this milestone in their lives. After remained the backbone of the company decades of grueling, dangerous work, I wish throughout its existence. Raised in Deaver, them a long and fulfilling retirement.” all but one still live in the area, and all conAnd what will Mark Sorenson miss the tinue to work in the business to this day. At most? its peak, the company employed up to 60 “The camaraderie,” he said. “The nucleus workers, though it typically operated with a of loyal people we’ve had, the satisfaction of core crew of approximately 30 — enough to a job well done. There’s nothing quite like handle major transmission projects while building something that matters, with people retaining the tight-knit culture that defined Hunyady Auction Co. photo you trust.”  CEG (Note: please see page 94 for more details of this auction.) (L-R) are Mark, Steve, Craig and David Sorenson, all of S.E. Incorporated. the firm.

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Trade Shows Team With Foundation to Help Prevent Suicides ConExpo-Con/AGG and The Utility Expo announced a new partnership with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). AFSP is the largest private funder of suicide prevention research in the United States and a leader on advocacy, education and community engagement to fight suicide. Together, they will launch a multi-year initiative to provide mental health education, suicide prevention resources and training tailored specifically to the needs of the construction industry. ConExpo-Con/AGG and The Utility Expo are owned and produced by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers. The construction sector continues to face one of the highest suicide rates of any profession. Through this collaboration, the trade shows will serve as a powerful platform to raise awareness and equip industry professionals with the tools to foster a culture that prioritizes mental health and well-being. “Our industry is built by people — and protecting their mental health is just as critical as ensuring their physical safety,” said Megan Tanel, president and CEO of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), which owns and operates both shows. “By partnering with AFSP, ConExpoCon/AGG and The Utility Expo will amplify essential conversations, deliver accessible training, and help make suicide prevention a standard part of how we do business.” AFSP will deliver specialized programming at AEM industry trade shows and provide regular virtual training sessions for construction industry workers. The partnership also includes support for AFSP’s community events and initiatives to certify leaders in best practices for suicide prevention. “This partnership with ConExpo-Con/AGG builds on our commitment to the construction industry and our support of mental health in workplaces,” said AFSP CEO Bob Gebbia. “By taking actions that help people thrive emotionally, and by providing programs and resources to ensure people struggling get the help they need — we can prevent suicide. We are proud of this partnership and the growing commitment of industries to join us in saving lives from suicide.” This partnership reflects a growing movement within the construction industry to break down the stigma surrounding mental health and create safer, more supportive workplaces. For more information, visit conexpoconagg.com. 

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(3)Linkbelt 490X4, (3)2023 Kobelco SK210LCLiquidation of Estate. A Very Good Machine Shop with Good Working 11, 2021 Komatsu PC138US-11. (4)Long Reach Excavators, (3)Linkbelt Machines and Large Quantity of Good Quality Tooling. 210X4, 2020 JD 655K Crawler Tractor, Bomag RS460, 2022-2021 IH Water Trucks. 15. TIMED: Closes- Thursday, July 31, Opens- Thursday, July 17: LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK: Property is Sold. Complete 3. 2-DAY LIVE: Tuesday, June 3, TIMED: Closes- Wednesday, Liquidation. Former Snow Removal Operation, Construction & Snow June 4, Opens- Wednesday, May 21: 7 LOCATIONS: Complete Equipment, Fuel Trucks, Pickups, Support Equipment and Complete Liquidation. Secured Creditor (ordered by the court). True Line Major Fiber Optics Construction Company. HIGHLIGHTS: 150 Shop. Vehicles(Trucks), 80 Trailers. 53 Units of Construction Equipment, 16. LIVE: Saturday, August 2: POMPEY, NEW YORK: The Several Hundred Pieces of Tooling Equipment. LOCATIONS: Tradition Continues. 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Construction Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Very Large Amount of Support Equipment. Forklifts, Skid Steers, (10)Truck Tractors, (2)Reefer Trailers, (15)Van Trailers, Support Equipment.. 19. LIVE: Saturday, August 9: ELMIRA, NEW YORK: Job Completion of Major Oil Field Contractor. Large Quantity of Good Oil 6,7. LIVE 2-DAY AUCTION: Tuesday, June 10: BEDFORD, INDIANA & Thursday, June 12: CHICO, TEXAS: One Owner Job Field Trucks, Trailers, Good Quality Construction Equipment, Large Completion of Several Jobs. Some of the Nicest Cat, Volvo and John Amount of Support Equipment. Deere Mining & Construction Equipment. Years up to 2024 with 20. LIVE: Sunday, August 10: TUSCON, ARIZONA: Estate Complete Component History. HIGHLIGHTS: (2)Cat 6115, (3)2022 Auction. Real Estate Beautiful House, Pole Barn, 14 Acres of Very Cat 773G, (3)2018 Cat 775G, (2)Cat 773F, (4)2021-2020 Volvo A40G, Private Land, Truck Tractor, Trailer, Suport. 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(50)2023-2020 LIVE: Saturday, October 4: BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS: Freightliner(t/a), Truck Tractors, (4)New Cab & Chassis, (40)2023-2018 23. Doosan Combo Step Deck Trailers, (10) Fancy Van Trailers, (3)Fuel Very Late Model Snow and Construction Equipment, Attachments, Snow Trucks, (5)Volvo A40F, (25)Unused Skyjack Scissor Lifts, Telescopic Plows, Sanders, Snow Plow Trucks, Pickups and much more. Forklifts, Plus Large Quantity of Support & Attachments. 9,10. LIVE: Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 22: ATLANTIC NEW DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED CITY, NEW JERSEY: Rentals, Rentals, Rentals. Construction, Utility Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, (10)New Cab & Chassis, All Types of 24. LIVE: MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE: Job Completion Trucks, Trailers, Support and Attachments. of Late Model Construction & Aggregate Equipment, Truck Tractors, Dump Trucks, Pickup & Service Trucks, Trailers, Attachments and 11,12. LIVE 2-DAY AUCTION: Friday, July 11 (note new date) & Support. Saturday, July 12: CANASTOTA, NEW YORK: Along with the Annual Alex Lyon & Son Barbecue & Hay Camp (Thursday, July 10). 25. LIVE: CHICAGO, ILLINOIS: It's Big! Complete Liquidation. Only the Very Best Late Model Rental Fleet Construction Utility Very Large Amount of Truck Tractors, Trailers and more. Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, Hydraulic Excavators, Rubber Tired LIVE: RAYNHAM, MASSACHUSETTS: Large Quantity of Loaders, Tractor Loader Backhoes, Boom & Scissor Lifts, Crawler 26. Late Model Reefer Trucks, Van Trucks, Truck Tractors, Service & Tractors, Vibratory Rollers, Truck Tractors, Dump Trucks, Trailers, Pickup Trucks, Light Construction Equipment, Support & Attachments. Attachments and Support. 1.

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SOUTHERN PA ONLINE TIMED AUCTION Pre-bidding starts May 24th with a closing date of June 3rd

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Sign-Up thru Wolfelive.com, Proxibid, or Bidspotter to Bid on Items! A complete array of items to choose from: Rolloffs, Service Trucks, Cars, Trucks, Peterbilt and Mack Dump Trucks, Service Cranes, Different sizes for Trailers. An assortment of Heavy Equipment- Excavators, Mini Excavators, Skid Steers, Compact Track Loaders, Ofﬁce Trailers, 40’ and 20’ High Cube Containers, Severe Duty Buckets in different sizes. Golf Carts of Different Brands and Attachments of all kinds and much, much more, Some New and Used Items to choose from.

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But only four D.C. Council members attended the recent news conference — perhaps indicative of the political battle ahead as Bowser and Harris lobby lawmakers to support the deal. Backers will need seven votes on the 13member council; Chair Phil Mendelson, who is opposed to public financing of the stadium, told the Post that some lawmakers he has spoken to were expecting the costs to taxpayers to be “much, much smaller.” Council member Charles Allen put it simply: “It’s not a deal I can support,” he said in an interview, decrying the high price tag for taxpayers and saying the city can offer retail, recreation, housing and jobs without a stadium. On the other hand, Council Member Kenyan R. McDuffie, who chairs the economic development and business committee, called it a “tremendous opportunity” to grow the city’s economy at a time of financial strain. His colleague, Wendell Felder, whose neighbors surround the dilapidated RFK Stadium, had been vague about his

position on publicly financing a stadium last year, but after seeing the deal, he said his support was “unequivocal.” Bowser acknowledged some of the divides in speaking with the Post, including the optics of investing hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer funds in the development while the city is in a financial pinch. D.C. is facing a $1 billion shortfall in its operating budget over the next several years due largely to federal workforce reductions, expected cuts in the 2026 budget and hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts to the 2025 budget unless Congress fixes a significant funding restraint. But Bowser stressed that the investment in the RFK development, which would be through the capital budget, is separate from the strains on the operating budget that are forcing potential furloughs and facility closures. “If you need to add revenue, as we do, you can’t leave 180 acres vacant,” she said. “If you need to add jobs, as we do, you cannot wait for an anchor to show up to start developing there. When you need to attract business, you have to be about business.” 

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NORTHERN VA ABSOLUTE CONTRACTORS AUCTION Friday, June 13th Starting @ 9am This will be Live and Online Warren County Fairgrounds 26 Fairground Rd Front Royal, VA 22630

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SANCO ENTERPRISES/SANCO EQUIPMENT/SANCO SERVICES Sanco Enterprises: We solve service and equipment opportunities with value added solutions. SANCO SANDBOX – EAST Date: Thursday, May 22, 2025 Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Location: 3296 100th Street NW To view our Business Calendar online, Oronoco, MN 55960 go to www.constructionequipmentguide.com. DESCRIPTION: On May 22nd, we will be hosting our annual SANCO SANDBOX ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC) – EAST event! AGC Events Calendar: But this year, we just couldn’t get enough of the sandbox, so All AGC Web-Eds are scheduled in Eastern Standard Time (EST). Conferences are scheduled using the local time zone where the event we are doing TWO events! Double the Sandbox. Double the fun! takes place. For our EAST SANCO SANDBOX, we are having the party in • AGC EDGE Building Information Modeling Education Oronoco, MN! Program Hands on Equipment Demos, Giveaways, Free Steak (https://edge.agc.org/course/vbim250601/) Sandwiches! 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Training/Professional Development SANCO SANDBOX – WEST • AGC of America HR Master Class Powered by Segal Date: Thursday, September 18, 2025 A SIX-PART ONLINE TRAINING PROGRAM Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Date: Thursday, June 19, 2025 – (7:00 AM – 5:00 PM) Location: 621 Cleveland Street Virtual. Mankato, MN 56001 Labor and HR DESCRIPTION: • AGC Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Forum On September 18th, our second Sanco Sandbox of 2025 will Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2025 be in Mankato! Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Equipment will be set up in a quarry very near our Sanco Online, Virtual Equipment Mankato location with plenty of moveable dirt! Get Safety and Health a hands-on feel for our newest line of Yellow Iron Excavators, • AGC of America HR Master Class Powered by Segal Loaders, and Rollers from XCMG! Check out the ingenuity of A 6-Part ONLINE Training Program our partners KAGE Innovation’s attachments! Get the first look Date: Thursday, July 17, 2025 at Muskox’ latest and greatest technology! Come ready to play Time: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM at our inaugural event, Sanco Sandbox! Online, Virtual A waiver will have to be signed at the door for entry. Labor and HR For more information: • 2025 AGC Construction Safety & Health Conference Sanco Enterprises (https://safety.agc.org/) Phone: 651/280-6600 Dates: Tuesday, July 22, 2025 (7:00 AM) Thursday, July 24, 2025 (12:00 PM) American Institute of Architects (AIA) Minneapolis, Minnesota AIA Conference on Architecture & Design 2025 Safety and Health AIA25 is more than just a conference; it’s an invitation to inspiration. 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