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Philly’s Innovative Urban Park to Bridge I-95 By Chuck MacDonald CEG CORRESPONDENT

Woods CRW Builds New Crane Facility...8

Cleveland Brothers Cuts Ribbon On New Facility in Pa. ...12

JCB Hydromax Sets New Land Speed Record...26

Building new urban parks is challenging for large cities. Philadelphia is one city that has doggedly pursued this vision for greenspace and come up with intriguing solutions. One of its most innovative jobs is Penn’s Landing Park, scheduled for a 2029 opening. In most cities, new urban parks are created as one or two-acre “pocket” parks, shoehorned into the existing built environment. Philadelphia’s newest park will be 11.5 acres and include an amphitheater, 100 trees, a skating rink and room for relaxing and playing. What makes the new park so innovative is that it will be built as the CAP (Central Access Philadelphia) over the bustling I-95 freeway that carries thousands of motorists each day to their destinations in the city and to other parts of the state. The park will connect people to the Delaware River Waterfront in the east and offer easy access to the city’s historical sites to the west. As one of Philadelphia’s 100 urban parks, this one is unique. Buckley Construction is the lead contractor Penn’s Landing Park will connect people to the Delaware River Waterfront in the east and see PARK page 72

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Robotic Muscle Automation, AI Taking Infrastructure Sector By Storm This Year

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Jobsite robotics technology is a hot topic this year in construction, but especially in transportation construction. The concept of automated construction may still seem futuristic to many, while others have signaled their willingness to dip their toes into the robotics pool. It’s time, say technology developers, who believe that the job of building roads and bridges can and will become see ROBOTICS page 28

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WOODS CRW BUILDS NEW CRANE FACILITY IN SYRACUSE, N.Y.

Recognizing both the tremendous growth of the upstate New York construction market and its own expanding crane business, Woods CRW is investming in the future with the construction of a new, purpose-built Syracuse facility.

CLEVELAND BROTHERS CELEBRATES NEW MILESBURG FACILITY

Cleveland Brothers officially celebrated the opening of its new Milesburg, Pa., facility on Aug. 12, 2026, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. More than 200 customers and guests joined the event.

JCB took its hydrogen engine technology from the construction site to the Bonneville Salt Flats on Aug. 11, 2026, where its Hydromax race car reached an average speed of 406.32 mph to set a new world land-speed record.

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FAE HOSTS SUMMER DEMONSTRATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA

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ROCKLAND WELCOMES AEM EXPRESS TOUR TO BEDFORD, PA.

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Woods CRW Builds New Crane Facility in Syracuse, N.Y. Seen here is Woods CRW’s new 16,000-sq.-ft. facility in Syracuse, N.Y.

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Recognizing both the tremendous growth of the upstate New York construction market and its own expanding crane business, Woods CRW is making a major investment in the future with the construction of a new, purpose-built Syracuse facility. The approximately 16,000-sq.-ft. building, now nearing completion, represents the company’s largest investment in its Syracuse operation since establishing a presence in central New York more than two decades ago. Designed specifically for the sale, rental, service and support of cranes and lifting equipment, the new facility will dramatically expand Woods CRW’s capabilities while providing customers with faster service, increased parts availability and a significantly improved overall experience, according to the company. “This has been on our radar for quite some time,” said Woods CRW President Chris Palmer. “We’ve grown the business here significantly over the last 10 years, and a lot of that is attributed to the outstanding team we have in Syracuse. With the people we have in place today and the opportunities we’re seeing in the market, this was the right time to make this investment.” Founded 65 years ago and headquartered in Williston, Vt., Woods CRW has steadily expanded from its New England roots into

one of the Northeast’s premier crane and lifting equipment distributors. Today, the company operates locations in Vermont, New York, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, with its crane division supporting customers throughout an eight-state territory. The Syracuse branch serves as Woods CRW’s New York headquarters for crane and lifting equipment, representing LinkBelt cranes, National boom trucks, Maeda mini-cranes and mini-crawler cranes, Merlo rotating telescopic handlers and telehandlers, along with a growing fleet of specialized lifting equipment available for sale, rental and service. Palmer said the decision to construct the new facility reflects Woods CRW’s confidence in the central New York market and its long-term commitment to supporting contractors throughout the region. Major projects such as the Interstate 81 reconstruction, Micron’s planned semiconductor manufacturing campus and numerous industrial, warehouse and infrastructure developments continue to drive demand for crane and lifting equipment across upstate New York. At nearly 16,000 sq. ft., the new facility combines expanded office space, a customer showroom, conference and training rooms, a larger parts warehouse and a service shop see FACILITY page 76

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Cleveland Brothers Celebrates New Milesburg Facility

(L-R): Doug Coval, TJ Cleveland, Tommy Kirchhoff and Jennifer Bloom cut the ribbon, officially opening the new Milesburg, Pa., facility.

The location brings together Cleveland Brothers former State College and Milesburg operations under one roof and consolidates parts pickup services previously offered in Bellefonte, providing a more streamlined experience.

leveland Brothers officially celebrated the opening of its new Milesburg, Pa., facility on Aug. 12, 2026, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. More than 200 customers and guests joined the event, which featured facility tours and a special appearance by Penn State’s mascot, the Nittany Lion. The new 33,000-sq.-ft. facility represents a significant investment in central (L-R): TJ Cleveland, Jay Cleveland Jr. and Tommy Penn State’s mascot, Pennsylvania and serves as a regional hub Kirchhoff take a moment for a family photo during the Nittany Lion, made for construction and power and energy sales,

parts, service, rental and support operations. The location brings together Cleveland Brothers former State College and Milesburg operations under one roof and consolidates parts pickup services previously offered in Bellefonte, providing a more streamlined experience. During the ceremony, TJ Cleveland, vice president of product support, thanked customers for their role in the company’s success. see MILESBURG page 84

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Guests gather around for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

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Trevcon Founder Ronald ‘Ron’ Treveloni Hyundai Adds H&K Remembered for Visionary Leadership Equipment to Dealer Ronald “Ron” Anthony accomplishments and creating Treveloni passed away on Aug unforgettable traditions, vacations 1, 2026, at his home in Basking and holidays together. They know Ridge, N.J., surrounded by his him as the fun Grampy who set off family. fireworks, took them on golf cart Mr. Treveloni was born in rides, cooked with them, taught December 1946, in Framingham, them golf and never missed an Mass., and raised in nearby opportunity to spoil them. He took Ashland. His childhood was spent immense pride in each of them gardening and cooking alongside and made sure to tell them all to his grandfather, working at familylive a life that makes them happy. owned Ashland Construction with Golf was one of his lifelong his father and brothers, fishing the joys — not simply because of the waters of Cape Cod and skating game itself, but because of the the frozen ponds of Massachusetts. friendships it fostered. He played After graduating Marian countless rounds on courses High School, he attended Tufts throughout the world with people University, where he played he considered dear friends. At varsity football and lacrosse, was Roxiticus Golf Club, he spent a member of Theta Delta Chi, many memorable days alongside studied Civil Engineering and his brother-in-law, Frank Dewey, took business classes at Harvard. Ronald “Ron” Anthony Treveloni family photo and in Old Lyme with his brotherSoon after graduating, Mr. Ronald “Ron” Anthony Treveloni in-law, Jerry Anderson. His Treveloni married his high school dedication to Roxiticus extended girlfriend and love of his life, beyond the fairways as he proudly Cathy Dewey, and began a 58served as chairman of the Greens year adventure together. He started his in Groton, Conn., which enabled the Committee. He loved recounting his career at Raymond International soon US Navy’s next generation of ballistic five holes-in-one. His first one was after, where they moved 13 times for missile submarines. He served as a on the 12th hole of the Bay Course in 13 different projects in the first year. trustee for the Moles, on the executive Kapula, two more on the 9th hole at After a five-year stint in Atlanta as committee for the GCANY and in Roxiticus in N.J. and two at Grey Oaksregional manager of the southeast with 2018, he was awarded Constructor of Palm Course #12 and Estuary #14. a young family, he left Raymond in the Year by the Professional Engineers Mr. Treveloni will be remembered 1975 to join the Spiniello Construction in Construction of New Jersey. not only for the company he built or the He was especially proud of the projects that transformed the New York Company in Morristown, N.J., taking over as manager of its marine and extraordinary team he assembled over waterfront, but for the way he lived — heavy construction division. In 1987, the decades. Mr. Treveloni believed with steadfast loyalty, generosity and a reorganization of Spiniello gave him that a company’s greatest asset was its the fun he brought to everywhere he the opportunity to realize his lifelong people, and he was fiercely loyal to went, his family said. ambition of having his own company those who worked beside him. Most He is survived by his wife of 58 and he decided to start Trevcon employees spent careers with Trevcon, years, Catherine “Cathy” Dewey; his Construction Inc. in the basement of drawn not only by the company’s daughter Catherine (“Kate”) Fencl and reputation for excellence but by his her husband, Tomas, of Lake Forest, their home, by himself. Mr. Treveloni quickly grew into a integrity, generosity and unwavering Ill., and their children, Catherine visionary builder and respected leader commitment to those around him. His (“Katia”) and Mark; his daughter in the heavy and marine construction word became his signature — trusted Christine Treveloni Reidenbach and industry, when he founded one of by clients and respected by competitors. her husband, David, of Orinda, Calif., Despite the demands of leading and their daughters, Samantha and New York metropolitan area’s premier a successful business, his favorite Maisie; and his son Ronald (“RT”) companies. Under his leadership and innovation, title was “Dad” and later “Grampy.” Treveloni Jr. and his wife, Anna, of Trevcon earned a reputation for He prioritized education, coached Summit, N.J., and their sons, Matthew, taking on some of the region’s most and cheered on countless sports and Lucas and William. He also is survived technically demanding waterfront and activities, helped build science projects, by brothers Rick Treveloni (Chris) infrastructure projects. His professional traveled on many great family vacations and Peter Treveloni (Patty), sister Jean legacy can be seen all over the New and found genuine joy in watching his Eaton, many nieces and nephews, and York City waterfront having built new children pursue their passions. pre-deceased by his parents, Reno That same enthusiasm only and Regina Simonetta Treveloni and or rehabilitated more than 350 projects. Some examples include stabilizing the deepened when he became a brother Paul Treveloni (Jean). piers for the 9/11 command center, grandfather. His seven grandchildren In lieu of flowers, Mr. Treveloni’s constructing foundations for the Mario were among the greatest blessings of family asks people consider a donation Cuomo Bridge, building multiple new his life. He delighted in celebrating in his memory to the Warrior Homes of

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HD Construction Equipment Hyundai North America announced the addition of H&K Equipment to its expanding dealer network. The dealership will sell and service Hyundai’s full line of heavy equipment throughout West Virginia. H&K Equipment is a material handling and specialized equipment dealership and manufacturer, founded in 1983 by Alan Heidenrich and George Koch. The company has grown from a small sales office into a mobile equipment supplier with more than 150 technicians, specialists and support personnel across three full-service locations, including its newly built facility in Huntington, W.Va., where it will represent Hyundai construction equipment. “H&K Equipment is committed to being a single, trusted partner for our customers’ total equipment needs,” said Aaron Boemmel, chief operating officer, H&K Equipment. “Our customer base in West Virginia is deeply involved in mining and construction. H&K’s relationship with Hyundai Construction Equipment will strengthen those customer partnerships.” H&K provides complete sales, service and parts support for both industrial and earthmoving lines. It also offers extensive remanufacturing services for unique and out-of-production machines, a full range of warehouse solutions, and operator and safety training, according to Hyundai. “H&K Equipment supports a large number of businesses tied to construction, mining, forestry and recycling, among many others, making Hyundai CE a logical expansion of its equipment offerings,” said Rich Desmond, district sales

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Rockland Welcomes AEM Express Tour to Bedford, Pa. Rockland Manufacturing will open its doors to industry guests and community members on Sept. 10, 2026, as one of the featured stops on the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) Manufacturing Express Tour. The Manufacturing Express is a nationwide initiative designed to showcase the people, technology and innovation driving American manufacturing while inspiring the next generation of skilled workers. The tour brings together manufacturers, educators, students, community leaders and industry partners for behind-the-scenes access to facilities that play a vital role in building the equipment that powers construction, infrastructure and other essential industries. Visitors can expect an inside look at Rockland’s manufacturing operations, learn about modern production processes and discover the career opportunities available in today’s manufacturing sector. The event also highlights the importance of workforce development and the growing demand for skilled trades and advanced manufacturing careers. The Manufacturing Express Tour emphasizes that Rockland Manufacturing photo today’s manufacturing careers combine cutting-edge technology, innovation and craftsmanship, offering Visitors of the Manufacturing Express Tour can rewarding opportunities for future generations, expect an inside look at Rockland’s manufacturing operations. according to Rockland Manufacturing. 

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Kleis Equipment Expands, New DEVELON Dealerships

Kleis Equipment, an authorized dealer of DEVELON construction equipment, is expanding its regional presence with two new locations: one in Avon, N.Y., and another in Belington, W.Va. The Kleis Equipment dealership in Avon is a new 16,000-sq.-ft. facility. This location expands the company’s presence in western New York. to serve the Rochester market and the Interstate 390 area, offering contractors, landscapers, municipalities, loggers and agriculture producers more direct access to DEVELON compact and heavy equipment, DEVELON photo rentals, parts and service, according to The Belington location will bring the full line of DEVELON compact and heavy equipment to local contractors. DEVELON. Branch Manager Marshal Oberer said, “the decision to open a new location in Avon came said Rusty Harsh, general manager of Kleis Equipment. down to market coverage, customer access to DEVELON For nearly 20 years, owner John Kleis and his employees machines and growth opportunity for Kleis Equipment. have been serving customers with a large selection of Western New York has a large base of contractors who outdoor power and earthmoving equipment. need better access to construction equipment. We saw the “What sets Kleis Equipment apart is that we are a void and wanted to fill it with DEVELON equipment.” family-owned and operated business,” said Oberer. “Our The Belington location will bring the full line of decision-makers are accessible, and when a customer DEVELON compact and heavy equipment to local needs something, we can respond quickly and make things contractors, backed by Kleis Equipment’s sales, parts and DEVELON photo happen.” service support. “Western New York has a large base of contractors who “Our company’s desire to give customers what they “Adding DEVELON construction equipment to our better access to construction equipment. We saw the want, when they want it and at a fair price will prove existing dealership in Belington will help Kleis Equipment need void and wanted to fill it with DEVELON equipment,” said extremely beneficial to the success of our business,” said boost growth by providing quality, durable products to Branch Manager Marshal Oberer. Harsh.  current clients and new customers across several industries,”

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Amtrak Prepares to Begin Major Dock Bridge Project used rail bridges in the United States and a critical link connecting New Jersey, New York, and the entire Northeast Corridor,” said Amtrak President Roger Harris “This is another investment in the improvement of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor to enhance reliability, improve long-term performance and help ensure the safe and efficient movement of trains through one of the busiest sections of the rail network that sees more than 90,000 New Jersey customers using this critical About Dock Bridge Amtrak photo infrastructure every day,” said NJ Opened in 1935, Dock Bridge is Dock Bridge is a six-track, triple-span movable lift TRANSIT President and CEO Kris a six-track, triple-span movable lift bridge between Newark and Harrison, N.J. Kolluri. bridge crossing the Passaic River Of the project’s impact on between Newark and Harrison, N.J. commuters, NJ Senator Cory Booker In late 2024, the U.S. Coast Guard issued said, “For the hundreds of thousands of Four tracks are typically used by Amtrak and NJ TRANSIT trains, while the remaining a permit for Dock Bridge that authorized New Jerseyans who rely on the Northeast conversion from a movable bridge to a fixed Corridor every day, this project is a major two are used by PATH. Due to its age and deteriorating condition, bridge. win. Rehabilitating this aging bridge will This project includes critical safety and finally eliminate a source of chronic delays, the bridge has experienced reliability issues, including delays following bridge openings reliability elements that will strengthen and strengthen safety and reliability across the when tracks, signals and other critical rail reinforce the bridge’s steel components, system, and keep our regional economy systems fail to align properly, as well as while also replacing major rail infrastructure, moving. Most importantly, it will give frequent service disruptions caused by including elements of the overhead catenary commuters something priceless — time failures of sensors and other components system, track and signal systems. back in their day.” “Dock Bridge is one of the most heavily associated with the movable bridge systems.

Contract Details This project is being delivered through a Design-Bid-Build contract and major work will begin by the end 2026. Skanska was awarded the DBB contract and will perform the bridge rehabilitation work. The approximately $242 million project is primarily funded by a $188 million grant from the Federal Railroad Administration. The remaining portion will be funded by NJ TRANSIT, PATH, and Amtrak.

The Maryland Department of Transportation is celebrating the twoyear anniversary of its Complete Streets Policy, a department-wide commitment to building safer, more accessible and equitable transportation networks for everyone, including people walking, biking, rolling, riding transit and driving. Efforts from the Complete Streets Policy helped reduce fatal crashes by 18 percent statewide in 2025 compared with 2024. The largest gains were seen among people who walk, bike and roll. “Two years in, the Complete Streets Policy is delivering real results for Maryland communities,” said Maryland Department of Transportation Secretary Katie Thomson. “By prioritizing safety, accessibility and multimodal connectivity, we’re building a transportation system that works better for everyone.” Adopted in June 2024, the policy established a framework that requires transportation projects to be planned, designed and implemented with all users in mind. It reflects Maryland’s commitment to safety, public health, economic vitality, environmental stewardship and equitable access.

targeted investments in high-risk corridors and a focus on reducing behaviors most likely to lead to serious crashes. “Maryland remains steadfast in its commitment to eliminating all traffic fatalities and serious injuries across the state’s transportation network,” said Motor Vehicle Administrator Chrissy Nizer, who also serves as Gov. Wes Moore’s highway safety representative. “While the progress made over the past two years is encouraging, there is still important work ahead. Every road user has a role to play in improving safety. That means slowing down, driving and riding sober, staying focused behind the wheel or handlebars, and sharing the road responsibly with everyone — including pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists.” The policy’s successful implementation reflects a cultural shift toward designing a transportation system that protects, connects and serves every Marylander, according to MDOT. Complete Streets is part of the Maryland Department of Transportation Serious About Safety initiative, a department-wide commitment to advance improvements that drive safety goals and save lives. 

Amtrak will begin major work in the coming months to rehabilitate the nearly century-old Dock Bridge in New Jersey after awarding key construction contracts. The project will seek to improve safety and reliability for more than 200,000 daily Amtrak, NJ TRANSIT, and PATH customers traveling on over 700 trains through one of the busiest sections of the Northeast Corridor (NEC), according to Amtrak.

Big Picture Amtrak and their partners are advancing several major infrastructure projects in the New York/New Jersey area, including New York Penn Station Transformation, East River Tunnel Rehabilitation, Portal North Bridge (led by NJ TRANSIT), new tracks, signals and overhead power systems. These projects are essential to Amtrak’s new era of rail, featuring modern trains, stations, tunnels, bridges and other critical, long overdue infrastructure upgrades, said Amtrak. 

MDOT Celebrates Two Years of Complete Streets Policy Across the state, visible improvements are under way, including expanded sidewalks, safer crossings, corridor redesigns, quick-build safety projects and enhanced data tools. The Maryland Department of Transportation has focused on embedding Complete Streets principles into project planning, design and decisionmaking throughout each of its modes. “The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration’s commitment to the Complete Streets initiative is demonstrated through the work of the safety-focused projects being developed and delivered across Maryland that support the mobility needs of pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and all highway users,” said SHA Administrator Will Pines. “This initiative offers the guidance and tools necessary for SHA to provide a safe, connected and accessible transportation system that our customers can rely on.” Major achievements during first two years of Complete Streets Policy include: • 1,300 crosswalks upgraded, reconstructed 11.26 mi. of sidewalks and built 13.34 mi. of new sidewalks to enhance the safety for all users, including

pedestrians and bicyclists; • 23 projects in various corridors were identified for safety improvements as part of the Pedestrian Safety Action Plan (PSAP). Projects are in various planning, design and implementation stages, with construction completion expected this fall on the first PSAP project on MD 650 (New Hampshire Avenue) in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties; • 10 Quick-build safety projects across the state, designed for short-term, easily implementable projects to pilot innovative improvements and address existing vulnerable road user safety needs; • More than $500 million investment in active transportation projects programmed into the Department’s six-year capital budget; and • A new Maryland Transportation Trails Strategic Plan, updated in 2025 for the first time in 16 years. Complete Streets also supports Maryland’s Vision Zero goal to eliminate all traffic fatalities and severe injuries on Maryland roadways by 2030. Pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities dropped 33 percent and motorcyclist fatalities declined 46 percent from 2024-2025, reflecting

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JCB Hydromax Sets New Hydrogen Land-Speed Record JCB took its hydrogen engine technology from the construction site to the Bonneville Salt Flats on Aug. 11, 2026, where its Hydromax race car reached an average speed of 406.32 mph to set a new world land-speed record for a hydrogen-powered internal-combustion vehicle. Driven by Wing Commander Andy Green, Hydromax recorded 400.623 mph on its first run and 412.135 mph on its second. The two runs were made in opposite directions in accordance with Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) rules. The record is subject to FIA ratification. The 32-ft.-long Hydromax is powered by two production-based JCB hydrogen combustion engines producing a combined 1,600 horsepower. The engines were manufactured at JCB’s facility in Foston, Derbyshire, England, and are based on technology developed for the company’s construction equipment. The run surpassed the previous FIAofficiated hydrogen internal-combustion record of 185.5 mph, set by the BMW H2R in 2004. It also exceeded JCB’s own 350.092-mph diesel land-speed record, established by Green behind the wheel of JCB Dieselmax at Bonneville in 2006. “Twenty years ago, we came to Bonneville with JCB Dieselmax and showed what British engineering could do with diesel power,” JCB Chairman Anthony Bamford said. “Today we have done it again — this time with engines powered by hydrogen.” “Bonneville is the spiritual home of the world land-speed record, and JCB Hydromax has just written itself into that history,” Green said. “The car was terrific — stable, strong and fast. Setting a world land-speed record with hydrogen power, 20 years after Dieselmax, is a huge privilege. This record is a huge achievement by a world-class team and superb technology.” JCB has invested approximately $135 million in its hydrogen engine program. The company said it has produced more than 150 hydrogen combustion engines, with the first hydrogen-powered machines now entering production. JCB unveiled its first hydrogen-powered construction equipment prototypes — a backhoe loader and Loadall telescopic handler — in 2021. The company is developing hydrogen combustion as

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more efficient in terms of cost, labor and technology. From drones to remote-controlled machines, the infrastructure sector is an open road when it comes to robotics, AI and all things automated. The construction labor shortage is not going away, and construction workers the industry does count on are aging. That’s a big part of technology developers’ rapid drive to introduce fresh technology such as automation and remote operation to contractors. “For some, our long-term objective may still sound like science fiction,” said Stefan Klumpp, chief technology officer of HAMM AG, a Wirtgen Group company. “Eventually, aided by our developments, road construction of the future will become even more costeffective, more efficient and better.”

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Public Works Entities Adopt Cutting Edge Technology State and local governments are seeing the benefits of automation, AI and robotics technology for federal compliance requirements. U.S. cities are leveraging robots to evaluate sidewalk conditions to improve communities’ physical accessibilities and meet ADA standards. Daxbot uses autonomous robots equipped with sensors to collect data such as sidewalk level changes. In an article for Government Technology, Julia Edinger reported that these robots have been deployed in cities across the United States. “These assessments by the robots help us identify all the deficiencies as it relates to the accessibility standards,” said Errick Thompson of Burleson, Texas. The city did not replace the human element of the work, Thompson emphasized in speaking with Government Technology. Hands-on training was provided for staff to do these same assessments to support the verification process and other evaluation needs, reported Edinger. Daxbot’s robots can weigh the different types of sidewalk defects differently so government users can prioritize investments. Caltrans is using robotics technology to mitigate the need for human inspectors to enter risky confined spaces. The Sacramento Bee reported that “Spot,” a headless, robotic dog produced by Boston Dynamics, is being sent into these spaces based on need. “It’s not a tool that we use every day, but when you need it, you really need it,” said Aaron Chamberlin, a field systems coordinator of Caltrans. The robots are equipped with sensors that quickly gather information that would take human maintenance workers longer to safely obtain. Chamberlin said that Caltrans invested in several Spots as part of a broader effort to use robotic technologies to improve safety for workers. The agency also sought to more effectively maintain and repair the state’s infrastructure. Equipment Manufacturers at the Ready Heavy machinery manufacturers have seen the writing on the wall. Wirtgen Group reported that HAMM AG is developing selfdriving compaction machines. The company said trials currently under way within the limits of a test track “are just one component” of the future-orientated “autonomous rollers” project. Studies and trials at HAMM have

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demonstrated that such machines allow compaction quality and efficiency to be noticeably increased. Systems for navigation, speed control, spacers, lane assistants, parking and steering aids are increasingly establishing themselves, said Wirtgen. “These assistance systems form the basis of the self-driving trucks and cars that are being developed by industry pioneers” and are being track-tested. “Rollers for asphalt and soil compaction will be among the first vehicles in which such systems will widely establish themselves,” said Klumpp. Klumpp said that’s because they are closer to cars than many other types of machine. Meanwhile, Caterpillar this year announced it has teamed with Nvidia to advance the integration of AI and automation into its construction machinery lines. Semiconductor maker Nvidia is working with Cat to pilot an AI assistive system in the machinery manufacturer’s mid-size mini-excavator. Cat AI Assistant was built on a fleet of AI agents and can answer operator questions, allow access to resources, offer safety tips

and schedule services. Cat said one of the biggest benefits of integrating AI tech into these machines is the data that the systems collect and send back out. “Our customers don’t live in front of a laptop day in and day out; they live in the dirt,” said Brandon Hootman, vice president of data and AI of Caterpillar. “The ability to get the insights and take the action that they need while they’re doing the work is very important to them,” he told TechCrunch. Caterpillar also is piloting digital twins of construction sites using Nvidia’s Omniverse library of simulation resources. Hootman said Caterpillar’s machines send roughly 2,000 messages back to the company every second. This data will help them build these simulations. Cat already has autonomous vehicles in the mining sector and Hootman said pilot programs are a great next step to bringing more automation to the portfolio. A tech-enabled construction company focused on robotic earthworks and site operations, the company builds and uses robotics and software in the field.

Co-founder Noah Schochet said TerraFirma is building the robotic infrastructure stack by combining AI, remote command and retrofitted machinery. This heavy machinery includes excavators, dozers, loaders, rollers and skid steers converted into robots that no longer require an operator in the cab. “Instead, skilled operators orchestrate entire fleets from screens, using the same intuition and judgment they’ve built over years,” said the Robot Report. That intuition and judgment are now extended across multiple machines at once for a system that claims to make each operator up to 300 percent more effective. It is designed to accelerate project execution, reduce costs and create jobs that are safer and higher paying than traditional equipment operation in the process. “It is not about trying to fully automate construction equipment,” Noah McGuinness, chief technology officer, told the Robot Report. “Driving real change requires building a whole ecosystem of technology that is directly informed by rapid iteration and lessons from the field,” he added.  CEG

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(L-R): Kell Cleeland, James River Equipment; Corey Church, Rutherford Electric Membership Corporation, Asheville, N.C.; and Chad Florian of FAE discussed the various products being demonstrated.

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Static displays and demos of skid steer-mounted forestry mulchers and rotary cutters were available for walkaround presentations before live demonstrations in the woods. (L-R): Graham Corbin and Harrison Corbin of Corbin Land Management, Spartanburg, S.C.; Kemp Hooper, Dobbs Equipment; and Giorgio Carera, FAE USA watch the machine demos.

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SCA Announces Record-Breaking Shipments in 2025 The Slag Cement Association (SCA) announced a landmark achievement for the industry, with United States slag cement shipments reaching a historic high of more than 4 million metric tons in 2025. This record-setting milestone signals a decisive shift toward next-generation construction materials that deliver enhanced durability, long-term performance and a substantially lower environmental impact. It reflects not only growing demand, but a broader industry commitment to building smarter and more sustainably at scale. Momentum extended beyond slag cement alone, with blended cements containing slag experiencing unprecedented growth. Shipments increased 18 percent in 2025, contributing to a compound annual growth rate of nearly 6 percent since 2020. Together, these gains highlight a clear and accelerating transformation across the concrete industry driven by performance, innovation and the urgent need for more sustainable infrastructure solutions. “This record-breaking year was bolstered by a significant expansion of our membership,” said Nick Brimley, SCA marketing and membership director. “Beginning in 2024, the SCA welcomed four new suppliers, CalPortland, Silvi Materials, Texas Lehigh Cement and Sathi USA. Their addition has greatly enhanced the industry’s capacity to meet the rising demand for slag cement across the U.S. market.” A primary driver for this surge is the rapid development of global digital infrastructure. Hyperscalers are increasingly specifying slag cement for massive data center campuses to meet aggressive sustainability targets while ensuring longterm structural integrity. Because slag cement provides

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on a steady upward trajectory. As both hyperscale developers and civil infrastructure projects prioritize resilient, lowcarbon materials, slag cement is uniquely positioned to remain at the forefront of modern concrete construction. For more information, visit slagcement.org. 

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Felling Launches Its Biggest ‘Trailer for a Cause’ Auction Felling Trailers Inc. will hold its 14th annual Trailer for a Cause online auction Sept. 24-30, 2026, with proceeds benefiting Henry’s Heroes, a Central Minnesotabased nonprofit that supports families navigating the emotional and financial challenges of a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) journey. This year’s auction features the company’s largest capacity Trailer for a Cause to date: a custom FT-12 Pan drop deck trailer. Felling Trailers’ goal is to raise awareness of the valuable work Henry’s Heroes does for the families and community members it serves throughout Central Minnesota and beyond. The FT-12 Pan features an overall deck length of 22 ft. and a payload capacity of 11,100 lbs. The Pan trailer was painted charcoal metallic gray with a custom “Henry’s Heroes” purple stripe and white pinstriping on the sides, and it bears the Henry’s Heroes emblem. “Over the past several years, we kept hearing the same request from auction participants: They wanted to see a bigger, more versatile trailer up for bid,” said Pat Jennissen, Felling Trailers vice president of sales and marketing. “This year, we listened. We moved up from our FT-3, with its 1,800-lb. capacity, to the FT-12 Pan, which offers an impressive 11,100 lb. capacity. It’s our hope that this change will generate even more excitement and participation and ultimately result in a higher winning bid for Henry’s Heroes.” A collection of suppliers joined Felling Trailers in sponsoring the 2026 trailer construction: PPG, Peterson Mfg., Ram, Dexter, Demco, Taskmaster, Fastenal and Ratner Steel. Their contributions cover everything from lighting systems to tires to the steel the trailer is constructed from. The complete

The Henry’s Heroes’ Walk brought together more than 750 participants, volunteers and NICU families, who joined to support families experiencing a NICU stay.

winning bid will go directly to Henry’s Heroes so it can continue to help more families going through the NICU journey and the struggles that come with it. The Trailer for a Cause build was completed in early June, just in time for Henry’s Heroes’ 4th Annual Walk, where it was on display with information about the upcoming auction. The Henry’s Heroes’ Walk brought together more than 750 participants, volunteers and NICU families, who joined to support families experiencing a NICU stay. For organizers, one of the most meaningful parts of the day is seeing the recipient families connect with one another, share their stories and realize they are not alone in the journey. Beyond financial assistance, the Henry’s Heroes team provides care packages, quilts, gift cards and meals for NICU families and staff throughout the year. With the support of the community, Henry’s Heroes has assisted

This year’s auction features the company’s largest capacity Trailer for a Cause to date: a custom FT-12 Pan drop deck trailer.

78 NICU families since 2023. “Henry’s Heroes was founded after Henry’s 87-day NICU journey, and every year we are reminded of the incredible power of community,” according to the Henry’s Heroes board. “What began as a way to give back has grown into a network of support for families facing one of life’s most unexpected challenges. Every donation, volunteer, sponsor and participant helps

ensure that no NICU family feels alone. This year we raised over $74,000, and we are so excited to see what the future holds for this nonprofit.” Winners must arrange pickup at Felling Trailers’ manufacturing facility in Sauk Centre or coordinate delivery (freight charges additional). For more information, visit felling.com.  (All photos courtesy of Felling Trailers.)

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Industrial Truck Beds Rebrands as Hilltip Premium Truck Beds Industrial Truck Beds, the Indianabased manufacturer of premium truck beds acquired by Hilltip in 2022, has rebranded as Hilltip Premium Truck Beds. The change reflects the company’s expanding truck bed offerings, as well as its alignment with the Hilltip portfolio of snowplows, spreaders, de-icing sprayers, sweepers and other road maintenance equipment manufactured in the same Fort Wayne facility. Hilltip Premium Truck Beds designs and manufactures hook-lift and interchangeable beds, as well as dump beds, flat beds, and custom-built or private-label solutions. These products are engineered to outlast the commercial chassis, while providing optimal load capacity, stability and versatility. “We’re proud to build on strong legacy of Industrial Truck Beds and further strengthen our commitment to North American manufacturing,” said Craig Sandmann, managing director for Hilltip

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The newly constructed hangar for EAA Chapter 25 in Lakeville, Minn., features a bifold door from Schweiss Doors and provides adequate space to store member aircraft, hold meetings and host aviation gatherings. Mike Schweiss, owner of Schweiss Doors, donated the door.

Schweiss Donation Helps EAA Chapter When Patrick Halligan, a board member for Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Chapter 25, approached Schweiss Doors owner Mike Schweiss about a good deal on a hangar door, Schweiss stepped up. The chapter was in the process of raising funds for a new hangar and any savings would be helpful. What Halligan did not expect was for Schweiss to donate what ended up being a bifold door, measuring 54 ft. wide by 16 ft. tall. “He looked at me and said, ‘I’ll give you a door,’” Halligan said. “That was his exact wording to me. I think I shook his hand, probably shook his hand too long. It was a very generous offer. I was hoping he’d give us 20 percent off.” EAA Chapter 25, based in Lakeville, Minn., had been fundraising to build a new hangar for several years, through membership dues, grants and monetary gifts. The chapter had been in its old hangar for nearly 25 years and was outgrowing it. The furnace system was loud; the door was starting to act up and there was enough space to accommodate the chapter’s events. Fundraising had been going well, but many felt the group was still years away from a new hangar. That all changed when Schweiss Doors donated the door. Not wanting to let such a gift languish, the chapter decided it was time to act. The old hangar was sold and proceeds went toward building the new structure. Within a few months, the chapter was breaking ground and putting up walls. The new home of EAA Chapter 25, located at the Airlake Airport in Lakeville, is a 60-ft. by 80-ft. wood building from Walters Buildings. The 4,800-sq.-ft. hangar provides space for meetings and events, as well as storing a few project aircraft that members are working on. Volunteers from the chapter helped install the in-floor heating system before Walters erected the structure. After the building was up, the volunteers returned to finish the interior. “Some guys thought it would never happen, thought we were crazy,” Halligan said. “We’re happy that it has all worked out.” One of the highlights of the new hangar is its Schweiss bifold door. There had been a few discussions about doors when the group was still just talking about the hangar project, but no decisions had been reached. Halligan said he gathered information about different door options to see what was available and just how much it would cost.

It wasn’t until Halligan walked up to Schweiss at the Minnesota Aviation Hall of Fame awards banquet that things started coming together. Eight months later, Halligan was ordering the chapter’s hangar door from Schweiss Doors. He said at first, the salesperson was unaware of the generous donation, but after a quick call to Mike [Schweiss], everything got straightened out. “About two minutes later, the phone rang and the salesperson said, “Boy, did you guys get a good deal,” Halligan said. “I said, ‘Yes, we did,’” The generosity toward EAA 25 continued in the shape of a legacy in honor of late member, Gary Rosch. His widow said she wanted to donate to the chapter in her husband’s name. A notion was presented to use those donated funds to pay for the insulation and installation of the new bifold door. She agreed and gave the chapter two checks to pay for the work. With those funds, the chapter was able to purchase the Extreme Panel insulation kit from Schweiss Doors. The interlocking white panels of insulation are installed on the door’s interior and creates a continuous insulated surface. The panels also mesh seamlessly with the rest of the white metal interior of the hangar. “It just makes the hangar,” Halligan said. “It’s so nice and bright. It looks really great.” Halligan added the entire process, working with Schweiss Doors went smoothly, from ordering to delivery and installation. Members of EAA Chapter 25 even flew out to the Schweiss manufacturing facility in Hector, Minn., to see how the doors are made. “We had a half-dozen airplanes that few out and I think about 13 people came with us,” Halligan said. “We had a great tour of the facility. I couldn’t believe how many buildings they have out there.” Members of the EAA Chapter were thrilled with their bifold door and are grateful to Schweiss doors and owner Mike Schweiss. “It is a beautiful door, we highly recommend Schweiss Doors,” Halligan said. “It is a nice, smooth running, smooth operating door and looks beautiful.” The new hangar will help EAA Chapter 25 continue its mission of bringing aviation enthusiasts together. The chapter, established in 1956, consists of members from see SCHWEISS page 84

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The foundation must carry repeated loads, shed water efficiently and remain stable throughout the seasons. Material preparation is therefore one of the most critical stages of the project. “We used to spend a lot of time raking the soil and bringing in additional material,” said Emiliano Pinzi of Tasso Trail. “Now we can prepare exactly the gradation we need right on site. That allows us to work faster while

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Caterpillar Buys Skycatch, Expands Mining Technology Caterpillar Inc. acquired Skycatch Inc., a provider of spatial data capture, processing and analysis solutions for the mining industry, further enhancing its capabilities following the recent acquisition of RPMGlobal. The acquisition expands Caterpillar’s portfolio of data-driven mining technology solutions that help customers optimize material movement. “Acquiring Skycatch aligns with our strategy to solve our customers’ toughest challenges,” said Denise Johnson, group president, Caterpillar Resource Industries. “By integrating near-real-time, highresolution spatial data into both RPM and MineStar solutions, we can help customers improve mine site performance by enhancing safety, productivity and predictability across their operations using both staffed and autonomous fleets.” Skycatch’s technology captures highfrequency, high-precision, large-scale spatial data and pairs it with a suite of AI capabilities that identify, measure and interact with the data to deliver improved operational performance. This gives mining customers a more up-to-date view of their operations, improving the speed, accuracy and precision of decision-making, according to the company.

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Markku Simula, president, aggregates business area, is leaving Metso. He will continue in his current role until a successor has been appointed and will leave Metso by the end of February 2027 at the latest. Simula has had a career at Metso spanning more than three decades. Since joining the company, he has held several leadership positions and has served as president of the aggregates business area and a member of the Metso leadership team since 2017.

“Markku has made an exceptional contribution to Metso during his 35 year career,” said Sami Takaluoma, president and CEO of Metso. “He has been instrumental in developing our aggregates business into the leading global business it is today, strengthening our customer focus, technology leadership and operational capabilities.” The recruitment process for a new president, aggregates business area, has started. 

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Lippmann Announces Appointment of Peter Janssen as Its New Vice President Lippmann has appointed Peter Janssen as vice president, effective May 2026, bringing nearly 20 years of crushing and screening experience and a strong track record in product development, customer-driven solutions and sustainable growth across mining and construction applications, according to the company. Based at Lippmann’s headquarters in Cudahy, Wis., Janssen has spent his first months engaging with teams across the organization, gaining a deeper understanding of the business and reinforcing Lippmann’s longstanding commitment to supporting its dealers and delivering reliable, highperformance solutions to customers in the field. “Lippmann has built a strong reputation for durable, high-performance equipment and a deep commitment to its customers,” said Janssen. “I’m excited to build on that foundation — supporting our team, strengthening partnerships and continuing to deliver solutions that perform in the most

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demanding applications.” In his role, Janssen will focus on advancing operational excellence, strengthening dealer and customer relationships and leading the development of high-performance solutions built for the demands of today’s field conditions, the company said. He also is committed to maintaining a safety-first culture across the organization. “Peter brings a strong combination of industry expertise, customer focus and leadership experience that aligns well with Lippmann’s strategy,” said Niko Aunio, SVP, MPP Global. “His track record of delivering results and his deep understanding of crushing and screening position him well to drive the business forward.” Janssen’s appointment reflects Lippmann’s continued focus on delivering practical innovation, reliable performance and strong dealer support — ensuring customers are equipped to perform in the toughest applications, the company said. 

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Finlay Launches New I‑130, I‑130RS Impact Crushers

Finlay, a global manufacturer of mobile crushing, screening and conveying Positioned between the I‑120/I‑120RS and the larger I‑140/I‑140RS, the new models equipment, expanded its horizontal impact crusher range with the launch of the address demand for a machine that delivers strong impact performance while I‑130 and I‑130RS. being easier to transport and configure.

Finlay, a global manufacturer of mobile crushing, screening and conveying equipment, expanded its horizontal impact crusher range with the launch of the I‑130 and I‑130RS. Positioned between the I‑120/I‑120RS and the larger I‑140/I‑140RS, the new models address demand for a machine that delivers strong impact performance while being easier to transport and configure across a wide range of applications. The I‑130 models were developed for quarrying, recycling, asphalt and demolition operations where efficient reduction, consistent product shaping and simplified material flow are required. At the core is a 1065mm x 1245mm (42-in. x 49-in.) four‑bar rotor with twin hydraulic aprons, delivering aggressive reduction and consistent shaping across a broad range of materials. A direct‑drive system with soft‑start provides smooth engagement, fuel efficiency and reduced wear on drivetrain components. Material is delivered to the chamber via a heavy‑duty vibrating grizzly feeder, with the option of an independent pre‑screen to remove fines ahead of the chamber, reducing wear and improving overall efficiency. Beneath the chamber, an optional under‑pan feeder provides additional belt protection, managing rebar and directing material safely onto the main product conveyor when used in conjunction with the optional overband magnet. Designed for operators who do not require onboard screening and recirculation, the I‑130 offers straightforward operation, strong service access and durable components, making it a practical solution for high‑output crushing across multiple

The I‑130 models were developed for quarrying, recycling, asphalt and demolition operations.

applications. For operations requiring closed‑loop crushing and on‑board screening, the Finlay I‑130RS integrates a high‑capacity two‑deck afterscreen and recirculation system within the same mid-range platform. The large two‑deck afterscreen is the biggest in its class, which provides high throughput, screening capacity and flexibility of configuration. Both decks can be recirculated for closed‑loop applications, or operators can divert bottom‑deck oversized material to produce a mid‑grade product, increasing output flexibility without the need for a separate screener. The 500mm (20-in.) recirculation conveyor slews up to 90 degrees, allowing

material to be efficiently stockpiled when required. For recycling and C&D applications, an optional windsifter can be fitted to the afterscreen to remove light contaminants such as wood, paper and plastic, improving final product quality. A key feature of the I‑130RS is its modular design. The entire RS section can be quickly detached to reduce transport weight when screening is not required. Alternatively, the RS conveyor can remain in place while only the afterscreen is removed, giving operators the flexibility to configure the machine to suit specific job requirements. Both models offer easy access to service areas, with large platforms, clear walkways and straightforward maintenance points. Fully hinged crusher sections simplify blow

bar changes and liner inspections, helping reduce downtime and improve safety. “Building on the market success of the I‑120 and I‑120RS, the I‑130 and I‑130RS were developed to meet demand for a more transport‑friendly impact crusher with increased configuration flexibility,” said Matt Dickson, business line director for Finlay. “The result is a machine that can be tailored to suit a range of recycling and quarrying applications, with options including use of a pre-screen, under-pan feeder, windsifter and onboard recirculation, while remaining easy to operate and maintain for efficient, low‑complexity production on site.” For more information, visit terex.com/ finlay/en/impact-crushers.  (All photos courtesy of Finlay.)

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Buckley Builds Penn’s Landing Park Over Busy I-95 PARK from page 1

coordinating the efforts of subcontractors and equipment operators to create this mid-air park. Dave Warner is project manager and Chad Lavallee is the project engineer for the job. Marlee Buckley, project superintendent, is overseeing the construction and placement of a unique bridge to the park. “The trickiest part of the project so far has been setting the steel girders that we will build the concrete platform on top of,” Lavallee told Construction Equipment Guide. Workers have used a variety of heavy equipment to place the steel girders: 80 over southbound I-95, 18 over northbound I-95 and 18 over Christopher Columbus Blvd. “The project will require 240 girders in all,” he said. “Our workers are drilling the caissons, which are 6 feet in diameter, 30 feet deep into the rock so the cap for the park can be strongly supported. Once the steel is drilled into place, we fill up the ‘rock socket’ with concrete. We don’t want any settlement to disturb the cap we will be putting on top.” Buckley is working closely with other entities to create the park, including PennDOT and the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC). The latter oversees Penn’s Landing on the water. The new park will be joined to the existing structure, creating a dynamic waterfront and park for entertainment, dining and recreation. Construction giant Daniel J. Keating already is working on the section that will link the CAP to the waterfront. Keating will build a café for the park plus additional work that will enhance the park infrastructure. Buckley’s part of the project is expected to cost approximately $350 million. “We will be using about 80,000 cubic yards of ultralight weight foamed glass aggregate (UL-FGA) for the construction,” said Lavallee. “It is 85 percent lighter than traditional aggregates and will reduce the weight and stress on the caissons supporting the lid.” Pile Driving The massive work of handling caissons, steel, concrete and drilling has required some massive machinery. Subcontractor American Pile has been doing the pile driving to install the caissons and steel that will support the 8-in. thick concrete slab that will be the base for the park. A Junttan hydraulic drilling rig will be one of the workhorses for the project, boring shafts into the ground until each of the 25 caissons reaches bedrock. The construction team also will be using KOBELCO 2000 and KOBELCO 2500 cranes as well as additional hydraulic hammers. The construction team is keeping motorists safe through

Buckley Construction is the lead contractor coordinating the efforts of subcontractors and equipment operators to create this mid-air park.

An abutment awaits its role in the pedestrian bridge. It will arch 258 ft. over Christopher Columbus Blvd and will enable visitors to safely access the park without having to cross the busy streets.

Subcontractor American Pile has been doing the pile driving to install the caissons and steel. The project will require 240 girders in all.

the work by using message boards to alert people ahead of time about changing traffic patterns. “We also are using lagging boards, jersey barriers and screens to keep our workers and the public safe,” said Lavallee. Perhaps the biggest safety step is an enormous pedestrian bridge, weighing approximately 1,000 tons. The bridge is being constructed in a nearby parking lot. When completed, it will be moved into place with cranes, enabling people to safely enter the park from the south side. “This pedestrian bridge will be an arch 258 feet over Christopher Columbus Blvd and will enable visitors to safely access the park without having to cross the busy streets,” said Marlee Buckley, “We are working closely with Cornell Crane & Steel to build the bridge and, once completed, move it into position. The entire project will enhance the area, hotels and restaurants as well as the riverfront. I feel that it will have a long-term impact on the city.”  CEG (All photos courtesy of Buckley Construction.)

A completed pedestrian bridge, weighing 1,000 tons, will be moved into place to allow easy access to the park.

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Bobcat Co. Celebrates America’s 250th With Limited Edition Zero-Turn Mower

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While the milestone recognizes a moment in time, the work it represents continues long after, carried forward by the crews, businesses and communities building what’s next, one job at a time.

In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, Bobcat Company is introducing a limited “Founders Edition” ZT3500 zero-turn mower, an exclusive 250-unit release designed to mark the milestone while celebrating the people behind the work. Built on a proven mowing platform, the Founders Edition zero-turn mower combines the trusted performance operators rely on with distinctive upgrades and commercial-grade features that set it apart. “Bobcat was built on the belief that Bobcat photo if you give people the right equipment, they can take on bigger jobs, build Some dealers plan to feature stronger businesses and create the units at community events, something that lasts,” said Jeremy charitable fundraisers and local extending its impact Holck, vice president of grounds celebrations, beyond the job site and recognizing maintenance products of Bobcat. “This the communities they serve. milestone is really about recognizing the people who carry that spirit forward — the operators and crews who continue the job remain unchanged. Contractors to make an impact in their communities continue to rely on equipment that helps Bobcat photo every day.” them maintain consistent results, stay The Founders Edition ZT3500 on schedule and keep crews moving Built on a proven mowing features several unique enhancements without interruption, outcomes that platform, the Founders Edition while maintaining the same directly support business growth and zero-turn mower combines the trusted performance operators rely performance, durability and ease of use customer satisfaction. on with distinctive upgrades and customers rely on: The Founders Edition ZT3500 commercial-grade features that set • individually numbered units (1– will be available in limited quantities it apart. 250), marking each machine as part of through select Bobcat dealerships the commemorative release; nationwide, with some dealers planning • a Founders Edition badge and to feature the units at community expressed through a design that sets it American flag accents, reflecting the events, charitable fundraisers and apart.” edition’s commemorative inspiration; local celebrations, extending its impact While the milestone recognizes a • blacked-out tailgate and rims for a beyond the job site and recognizing the moment in time, the work it represents Whenappearance; you haveand big-time projectsthey andserve. little time to get them done, long you after, needcarried a more defined, modern communities continues forward by • an upgraded seat platform designed machine that rises to the“We’re occasion. impressive andbusinesses capacity,and communities proudWith of the mowers blade we width the crews, to support longer our dayslarge on theP-Tier job. Dozers build, but even more grade, proud and of the what’s can help you doze, movebuilding earth to the next, max.one job at a time. While the release recognizes a historic people who put them to work,” Holck For more information, visit bobcat. And with realities enhanced to the blade edge, your jobsite milestone, the day-to-day of visibility said. “This edition reflects thatyou’ll pride,seecom/na/en.  like

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Woods CRW Expands Syracuse Crane Service Capabilities

The new shop will allow Woods CRW to improve efficiency and safety and turn service and repair work around more quickly than before. FACILITY from page 8

designed specifically for crane maintenance and repair. The centerpiece of the investment is the service department. Modeled after Woods CRW’s Oxford, Mass., operation, the shop features six drivethrough service bays, twin 15-ton overhead bridge cranes and approximately 35 ft. of clear interior height, allowing technicians to perform complete boom removals, major component replacements and extensive crane repairs entirely indoors. “For years we’ve had to perform some of that work outside,” Palmer said. “Now we’ll be able to do those repairs inside in a safer, more efficient environment.” Extra-wide 26-ft. overhead doors allow crawler cranes to enter the building with their tracks installed, while the overhead crane system enables technicians to safely remove, rebuild and reinstall large boom sections that previously required outdoor work. According to Palmer, those features translate directly into customer benefits. “The biggest advantages are quality, efficiency and safety,” he said. “We’ll be able to complete repairs faster, reduce downtime for our customers and provide a much better working environment for our technicians.” The larger facility also allows Woods CRW

The spacious new facility provides expanded space and inventory for the parts and service departments.

to substantially increase its parts inventory, improving availability for the growing number of cranes and lifting machines working throughout New York. Customers also have access to the company’s online parts portal, where inventory availability and pricing can be viewed around the clock. The building also was designed with employee development in mind. Dedicated

training facilities will allow manufacturers to conduct onsite technical instruction, while abundant natural lighting, energy-efficient LED lighting, modern ventilation systems and waste-oil heating create a cleaner, safer and more comfortable workplace. “We’ve invested in talent, tools, training and technology,” Palmer said. “This building supports all four of those areas.”

Field service remains another important part of Woods CRW’s customer support strategy. Three fully equipped service trucks operate from the Syracuse branch, allowing technicians to diagnose and repair cranes and lifting equipment directly at customer job sites whenever practical. “Many of these machines can’t simply be brought back to the shop,” said Service and Operations Manager Jeremy Barkley. “Being able to respond in the field is critical, but when major repairs are required, we’ll now have a facility that’s purpose-built to handle them.” Construction is expected to be completed this summer, with Woods CRW planning to move into the building shortly thereafter. A formal customer open house is planned for next spring, giving customers an opportunity to tour the facility and see firsthand the investment Woods CRW has made in expanding its service capabilities in central New York. For Palmer, the project represents far more than a new building. “It’s an investment in our customers, our employees and the future of this market,” he said. “We’re building a facility that will allow us to better support the crane industry throughout New York for many years to come.”  CEG (All photos courtesy of Woods CRW.)

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Monroe Tractor Names Alicia Jacobson New Parts Director Monroe Tractor announced Alicia Jacobson as new parts director. Jacobson joins Monroe Tractor after spending 17 years building a career in the automotive parts industry. Beginning as a counter representative, she advanced into managing her own store before transitioning to territory sales and later overseeing multiple locations throughout the Rochester area. Her experience in parts operations, sales and leadership brings knowledge that will support Monroe Tractor’s continued growth, according to the company. As parts director, Jacobson will work closely with the company’s directors and parts teams across all locations to drive parts sales, improve margins, increase operational Monroe Tractor photo efficiencies and continue building Alicia Jacobson will work closely with the parts departments that provide company’s directors and parts teams to drive exceptional support to customers, parts sales, increase operational efficiencies and continue building parts departments. according to Monroe Tractor. Since joining Monroe Tractor, Jacobson has been traveling to branch locations to meet team members and learn outside our portfolio, our focus is on saying more about each operation as she transitions ‘yes’ whenever possible to help keep their operations running.” into her new role. “Alicia’s [Jacobson] depth of experience in “Ultimately, my goal is for Monroe Tractor parts operations and team leadership will be to be the easiest company for customers to do business with,” said Jacobson. “We a tremendous asset to Monroe Tractor,” said want our customers to know that we care Chris Felosky, president of Monroe Tractor. about their success and are committed to “Her focus on continuous improvement finding the right solution for their needs. and commitment to building strong teams Whether they’re looking for parts for the aligns perfectly with our mission to provide brands we represent or equipment brands outstanding support to our customers.” 

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Venezuela Earthquake...

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Go to WWW.LYONAUCTION.COM for START-STOP times on our TIMED & LIVE AUCTIONS 1,2 . 2 AUCTIONS - SAME DAY. PART LIVE 1, PART 2 TIMED: Thursday, August 27, 17. LIVE: Wednesday, October 7: AUBURN, MAINE: Acquisition Auction. Aggregate SWANTON, MARYLAND: Large Cat & Komatsu, Volvo Coal & Construction Equipment, Equipment, Articulated Haul Trucks, Excavators, Rubber Tired Loaders, Skid Steers, Crawler Trucks, Trailers and Support. PART 3 TIMED: PUNXSUTAWNEY, PENNSYLVANIA: Tractors, All Types of Trucks, Trailers and Support. Closes - Thursday, August 27, Opens - Thursday, August 13: Part 2: More Large Coal & 2 AUCTIONS - SAME DAY. PART LIVE 1: Friday, October 9, PART 2 TIMED: 18, 19. Construction Equipment Sold Off-site. HIGHLIGHTS: Cat 16H, (6)Crushers & Screening Closes - Friday, October 9, Opens - Friday, September 25: UNCASVILLE, CONNECTICUT: Plants, (6)Excavators: (2)Hitachi EX1800, (10)Straight Frame Cat Trucks: (4)Cat 777, (2) Part 1: Late Model Construction, Aggregate, Utility & Forklift Equipment(mostly Cat, Komatsu, Komatsu 330M, (13)Loaders, (4)Cat 992C, Cat 988H. John Deere & Volvo), All Types of Trucks, Trailers, Attachments & Support. Part 2: All Support, VIRTUAL: Thursday, August 27: QUERETARO, MEXICO: Construction, Utility, 3. Attachments, Accessories, Mini Excavators. Aerial Lift, Truck and Trailer Auction. New Cat & Hyundai Excavators, New Cat & Case LIVE: Saturday, October 10: NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS: Backhoes, Cat Rubber Tired Loaders, Hamm & Case Vibratory Rollers, Cat Skid Steers, 20. Large Late Model Primarily Cat & Hyundai Construction, Utility & Snow Equipment, Large Detachable Trailers, Late Model Forklifts, Welders, Air Compressors, Light Plants and Support Quantity (30)Late Model 4x4 Pickups, Attachments and Support Equipment. HIGHLIGHTS: Equipment. 2025 Cat 320, (2)2025 Cat 315, (2)2025 Cat 308, Cat 930M, Cat 926M, (2)Cat 910, 2020 JD LIVE: Thursday, September 10: SHREVE, OHIO: Retirement. 60 Successful Years in 4. 544P, (2)2024 Case 321F, (6)Case SV280B. Business. Very Large Aggregate, Construction, Mulching Equipment & Transportation Dispersal. 2-DAY AUCTION. LIVE: Thursday, October 15, TIMED: Closes - Wednesday, One of the Finest Dispersals Ever! HIGHLIGHTS: All Late Model (2)Horizontal Grinders, Tub 21, 22. October 14, Opens - Wednesday, September 30: CENTRAL VERMONT: 2-Day Auction. Grinder, (3)Screening Plants, Mulch Coloring Machine, (10)Radial Stackers & Conveyors, (10) Complete Liquidation Retirement. Late Model Construction Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Very Loaders: Cat 962M, (3)Cat 950M, (3)Cat 950H, (4)Cat Skid Steers, (3)Service Trucks, (4)Truck Tractors, (2)Walking Floor Trailers, (46)Flatbed Trailers 48ft. Large Quantity New & Used Support Equipment. TIMED: Closes - Thursday, September 10, Opens - Monday, August 31: COLUMBUS 23. 5. TIMED: Friday, October 16: MORRISVILLE, VERMONT: Large Job Completion. (Lancaster), OHIO: Construction Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Utility & Snow Equipment, Trucks One Owner Late Model Construction, Aggregate & Utility Equipment, All Types of Trucks, Trailers, Support, Attachments. Trailers, Large Quantity Support Equipment & Accessories.

The Caterpillar Foundation announced a $250,000 donation to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy’s (CDP) Global Recovery Fund to support rapid response and long-term recovery in Venezuela.

In response to the earthquake in Venezuela, the Caterpillar Foundation announced a $250,000 donation to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy’s (CDP) Global Recovery Fund to support rapid response and long-term recovery in Venezuela. CDP is collaborating with local nongovernmental organizations to deploy immediate needs, including food and water, medical supplies, temporary housing, relief kits and more. “Our thoughts are with the people and communities of Venezuela who have been impacted by this devastating earthquake,” said Asha Varghese, president of the Caterpillar Foundation. “The loss and disruption caused by disasters like this can be overwhelming, and recovery often requires sustained support from many collaborators. The Caterpillar Foundation is committed to standing with communities during times of crisis, and this donation will help provide critical relief and assistance to those affected.” In addition to this donation, the foundation is a member of the American Red Cross Annual Disaster Giving Program (ADGP). This $1 million annual investment helps the Red Cross preposition supplies before a disaster strikes and provide emergency response after a crisis occurs. The Caterpillar Foundation’s commitment also extends to Red Cross International Services, helping offer hope and comfort to communities around the world. These vital funds support coordinating with the global Red Cross and Red Crescent network to prepare for and respond to emergencies wherever and whenever they occur. The global Red Cross network is on the ground supporting the Venezuela earthquake response.  (Photo courtesy of Caterpillar.)

LIVE: Friday, September 11: SELKIRK (Albany), NEW YORK: Large Job 24. TIMED: Friday, October 20: HOUSTON, TEXAS: Authorized Cat Rental Fleet on Completion. Construction & Utility Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Boom & Scissor Lifts, Forklifts, Site. Definitely The Sale of Sales. Only the Best from the Rental Fleet. HIGHLIGHTS: Large Attachments, Support, Truck Tractors, Dump Trucks, Service & Pickups. Quantities of Cat Excavators, Cat Rubber Tired Loaders, Cat Crawler Tractors, Cat Articulated Haul Trucks, Cat Skid Steers, Cat Backhoes, Cat Motor Graders, Cat Telescopic & Yard Forklifts, LIVE: Tuesday, September 15: GREENVILLE, TEXAS: Very Late Model Cat, John 7. Reclaimers, Trenching Equipment, Boom & Scissor Lifts, Light Plants, Generators, Air Deere, Komatsu Rental Fleet Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Attachments, Support Equipment. Compressors, Utility Vehicles. A Very Large Assortment from the Cat Rental Fleet. HIGHLIGHTS: (15)Excavators, (10)Rubber Tired Loaders: 2026 JD 644P, JD 624P, JD 544P, (10)Telescopics: (3)Cat 1255D, (20)Skid Steers: (10)Kubota SVL75(grapple, bucket). TIMED: Closes - Wednesday, October 21, Opens - Wednesday, October 7: HOUSTON, 25.

TIMED: Closes - Tuesday, September 15, Opens - Friday September 4: CHICAGO, 8. TEXAS: One Owner. Large Quantity of Construction and Military Equipment used on Various ILLINOIS: Part 1: It’s Big! Secured Creditor. Very Large Amount of (25)Truck Tractors, (30) Jobs Completed. Military Trucks of all kinds, Forklifts, Generators, Air Compressors, Welders, Late Model Reefer & Van Trailers, Construction Equipment and more Including New 40ft. Light Plants, Excavators, Trailers and more. Storage Trailer, New Support & Attachments. Selling Same Time, Same Place Snow Removal LIVE: Friday, October 23: PALMYRA, MAINE: One Owner. Complete Liquidation of 26. Equipment from National Rental Fleet Company. HIGHLIGHTS: (4)2024 Case SV280B(like (21)Late Model Dump Trucks: (6)2021-2016 Western Star, (5)Truck Tractors, Service, Utility & new 200hrs.), Case 321G(200hrs.), Mini Excavators, Skid Steer Attachments. Pickup Trucks, Good Quality Excavators, (12)Rubber Tired Loaders, Skid Steers, Backhoes, (4) TIMED: Closes - Wednesday, September 16, Opens - Wednesday, September 2: 9. Live Bottom Trailers, (7)Ag Tractors, Utility & Snow Equipment, Large Quantity Support, HOUSTON, TEXAS: Part 1: One Owner. Late Model Rental Fleet Construction, Utility and Attachments & Landscape Accessories. Paving Equipment. Well Maintained (Very Nice). HIGHLIGHTS: (10)Komatsu Crawler TIMED: Closes - Friday, November 6, Opens - Friday, October 23: BERLIN Tractors, (12)Komatsu Excavators, (8)Bomag Vibratory Rollers, (4)Broderson Cranes, (2)Motor 27. CENTER, OHIO: Retirement Auction. Construction & Utility Equipment, Truck Tractors, Graders, (10)Skid Steers: Case & Kubota, Rubber Tired Loader and more. BERLIN, OHIO: Equipment Trailers, Large Quantity of Support. Part 2: Rental Fleet Snow Removal Equipment. HIGHLIGHTS: Skid Steers: 2024 Case DL550(10hrs.), (4)2025- (4)2024-(4)2023 Case SV280B(100-250hrs.), Rubber Tired Loaders: 28. LIVE: Saturday, November 7: LOCKPORT, NEW YORK: Late Model Construction, (3)2024 Case 321F(200-300hrs.), 2020 Case CX80C, (5)Midi Excavators, Several New Holland Agriculture and Utility Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, Large Quantity of New Attachments, Workmaster Utility Tractors. Support, Trucks and Trailers.

TIMED 2 LOCATION AUCTION: Closes - Thursday, September 17, Opens - 29. LIVE: Thursday, November 19: SARDIS, OHIO: Major Job Completion. Late Model Thursday, September 3: ELKO, NEVADA: Late Model Cat, Komatsu Mining & Construction Construction Equipment, Forklifts, Aerial Lifts, All Types of Trucks, Trailers, Large Quantity of Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Support & Attachments. HIGHLIGHTS: Cat 988H, Cat 966M, Support Equipment. (3)Cat 745, (6)Cat 789D, Cat 773D, Cat 775D, (2)Komatsu PC490, Cat 140M, Crawler Tractors, TIMED: Closes - Saturday, November 28, Opens - Saturday, November 14: 30. Cranes, Large Quantity of Attachments. BRIDGEPORT, NEW YORK: Rental Fleet Construction & Utility Equipment. Boom & TIMED NEW DATE 2 LOCATION AUCTION: Closes - Thursday, September 17, 11. Scissor Lifts, Forklifts, Skid Steers, Excavators, Rubber Tired Loaders, Air Compressors, Opens - Thursday, September 3: LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Late Model Cat & John Deere Welders, Generators, Truck Tractors, Dump Trucks, Pickups, All Types of Trailers, All Types of Construction & Utility Equipment, (8)New Develon Midi Excavators, New Support & New Attachments. Attachments. 10.

2-DAY LIVE & TIMED AUCTION: LIVE: Tuesday, December 29 Closes LIVE: Thursday, September 24: FREEHOLD (Albany), NEW YORK: One Owner. 31. 12. Wednesday, December 30, Opens - Wednesday, December 16: GREENWICH, NEW YORK: Late Model Construction Equipment, Dump Trucks, Trailers, Support, Attachments. Everything Late Model Construction, Utility Equipment, Primarily Cat, John Deere, Volvo, Case, Dump is in Tip-Top Condition. Really Good. Trucks, Truck Tractors, Equipment Trailers Attachments, New & Used Support Equipment. LIVE: Friday, September 25: QUERETARO, MEXICO: Construction, Utility, Aerial 13. NEW DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED Lift, Truck and Trailer Auction. New Cat & Hyundai Excavators, New Cat & Case Backhoes, Cat Rubber Tired Loaders, Hamm & Case Vibratory Rollers, Cat Skid Steers, Detachable Trailers, 32. LIVE: MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE: Job Completion of Late Model Late Model Forklifts, Welders, Air Compressors, Light Plants and Support Equipment. Construction & Aggregate Equipment, Truck Tractors, Dump Trucks, Pickup & Service Trucks,

Trailers, Attachments and Support. 2-DAY AUCTION: LIVE: Saturday, September 26 TIMED: Closes - Sunday, 14, 15. September 27, Opens - Sunday, September 13: ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY: 33. LIVE: ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA: Major Job Completion of Aggregate, Late Model Construction & Utility Equipment, Telescopic Forklifts, Boom & Scissor Lifts, Truck Tractors, Construction Equipment, Articulated Haul Trucks, Service Trucks, Attachments, Large (3)2020 Western Star(tri.)Dump Trucks, Boom, Water & Service Trucks, All Types of Trailers: Quantity of Good Support. Everything is in Excellent Condition. Detachables, Drop Decks, Hi-Flats, Van & Storage, Large Quantity Support & Attachments. LIVE: BEDFORD (Bloomington), INDIANA: Discontinuing Operations. 34. NEW DATE TIMED: Closes - Wednesday, September 30, Opens - Wednesday, 16. HIGHLIGHTS: Cat 815K, Cat D11T, Cat D10R, Cat D9T, Cat D8T, (2)2021 Cat D6XELGP, September 16: BAYSHORE, NEW YORK: One Owner. Late Model Rolloff Trucks, Boom 2020 Cat D6, (2)Cat 773F, Cat 349EL, Cat 336, Cat 315FL. Trucks, Quantity of Rolloff Containers, Truck Tractors, Grove & Link-Belt Cranes, Heavy Equipment Trailers, Cat 963, Forklifts, Large Quantity of Welders, Generators, Heavy Support 35. LIVE: LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK: One Owner. Major Reduction Auction. Equipment, Chains, Cables, Large Quantity Storage Containers. Construction, Aggregate and Utility Equipment, All Types of Trucks, Trailers and Support.

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EAA Chap. 25 Still ‘Flying High’ SCHWEISS from page 46

around the Twin Cities area. It is one of the first local chapters formed in the United States and boasts around 130 members, with many building planes of their own. The group welcomes anyone who loves aviation, whether or not they fly or have a plane. At the chapter’s Members gather in the new EAA Chapter 25 monthly meetings, members share hangar during the late evening sunset at Airlake information about their projects Airport in Lakeville, Minn. The hangar measures and speakers are invited to present 60 ft. by 80 ft. with a 54-ft. wide by 16-ft. tall bifold door from Schweiss Doors. on a variety of aviation topics. A major focus of EAA is getting children and young adults interested in learn about different aspects of aviation while aviation and aerospace. A popular program doing fun, hands-on projects like building a is Young Eagles, which gives children the glider. The chapter will be able to host more chance to fly in an airplane with EZZ member project days and events, thanks to its new volunteers. Thousands of children have larger hangar. “Our goal is to get young kids involved,” experienced flight for the first time thanks to this opportunity. EAA Chapter 25 also Halligan said, adding the chance to offer awards scholarships to students interested in more youth programs was one of the driving aviation careers, such as becoming pilots or forces behind building a new hangar. With its new hangar and its Schweiss mechanics. A new opportunity Chapter 25 is planning bifold door, EAA Chapter 25 is looking to bring to its community is AeroEducate, forward to a future full of clear skies and fair an educational program that provides age- winds as they continue to pass along their based aviation and aerospace activities, again love of aviation to the next generation and with the goal of getting children interested beyond.  (All photos courtesy of Schweiss Doors.) in aviation careers. Children will be able to

Cleveland Brothers Officially Opens New Pa. Facility

More than 200 customers and guests joined the event, which featured facility tours and more.

The new 33,000-sq.-ft. facility represents a significant investment in central Pennsylvania and serves as a regional hub for construction and power and energy sales, parts, service, rental and support operations.

MILESBURG from page 12

“I want to thank our customers; you guys are really what makes this all happen,” he said. “We wouldn’t be here in Milesburg bringing these two great facilities together if it wasn’t for everything you guys do to support us.” Located at 1025 North Eagle Valley Road, the branch offers convenient access to the I-80 and I-99 corridors, strengthening the company’s ability to support operations throughout the region with improved logistics and service response. Tommy Kirchhoff, rental growth manager, emphasized the importance of the investment, saying, “I’m very encouraged that we’re investing in this community and the broader State College market.” The Milesburg facility is the first completed project in a series of major investments across the Cleveland Brothers territory and reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to growth, operational excellence, employee experience and customer support. As leadership noted during the celebration, the facility represents more than a new building. It is a meaningful step forward in the company’s long-term vision for serving customers across central Pennsylvania and beyond, the company said. Reflecting on the significance of the milestone, Cleveland Brothers President and CEO Jay Cleveland Jr. said, “This is a special place, I can tell. It is impressive, to say the least.”  (All photos courtesy of Cleveland Brothers.)

With the opening of the new facility, customer-facing operations previously supported in State College have transitioned to Milesburg, and customer-facing parts and hose operations in Bellefonte will conclude on July 6.

Guests check out the new Cleveland Brothers facility in Milesburg, Pa.

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Core Equipment Launches Fleet Transformation Auction

Core Equipment Group has officially modern technology and customer service. reached out to discuss its existing fleet and surplus fleet assets into capital that can be assumed the assets of GT Mid Atlantic “Our goal is simple: provide our modernization plans, according to Barberich. put toward newer machines. and is launching a comprehensive fleet customers with the most dependable “They had contacted us, and we set up a “This investment underscores Core’s longtransformation initiative designed to equipment available,” said John Groff, CEO call to discuss their fleet and their goals of term commitment to growth and innovation provide customers with the latest equipment of Core Equipment Group. “By investing selling this equipment so they can modernize following the purchase of GT Mid Atlantic’s technology. in the newest technology and with newer equipment,” he said. assets,” said Groff. “Customers can As part of the strategy, Core has partnered modernizing our fleet, we’re Check out the For prospective buyers, the expect expanded equipment availability, a sale lineup. with Ritchie Bros. to remarket a significant helping customers maximize Sept. 15 sale offers an opportunity modernized fleet and continued support from portion of its existing rental and used uptime, improve productivity and to acquire equipment from a a company focused on keeping contractors, equipment fleet during a Northeast Regional reduce the total cost of equipment large, varied fleet while Core municipalities and industrial operations Auction on Sept. 15-16, 2026. ownership.” makes a significant investment moving.” Core Equipment currently has more than in the next generation of its rental With the fleet transition under way, the 140 assets staged at Ritchie Bros.’ regional Strategic Fleet Transition equipment. Sept. 15 auction represents one of the first yard in North East, Md. Core’s partnership with Ritchie The sale also gives Core an major steps in Core Equipment Group’s According to Zach Barberich, territory Bros. began when the company opportunity to convert older or broader effort to modernize its equipment manager of Ritchie Bros., the offering. fleet represents a broad mix of “With a modern fleet backed equipment, with the bulk consisting by exceptional service, Core of excavators, wheel loaders and Equipment Group is positioning mini-excavators. itself as a premier equipment The sale features several notable solutions provider for contractors, categories of material-processing municipalities and industrial equipment, including Rubble customers throughout the region,” Master and Terramac machines, the company said. as well as screeners and grinders At press time, more than 140 — with Case Equipment also well Core assets were slated for the represented. sale, with additional equipment “It’s a diverse fleet, a diverse expected to be added before the package with some exciting pieces auction. in there,” Barberich said. The entire auction will be Equipment is currently arriving conducted online. Ritchie Bros. at the Ritchie Bros. North East, Md., has created a dedicated landing yard, with verified listings being page for the Core Equipment added continuously to rbauction. Group sale, giving prospective com leading up to the sale.” buyers a centralized location to The fleet sale is part of a larger view the available equipment. effort by Core Equipment Group to Please scan the QR code to view right-size its inventory and reinvest the site. the proceeds into newer equipment. Barberich encouraged Core said the proceeds from the prospective buyers to frequently asset sales will support the addition visit the Ritchie Bros. website as of “new, state-of-the-art machines” the auction approaches.  CEG to its rental fleet, reinforcing its Zach Barberich (L), territory manager of Ritchie Bros., and John Groff, CEO of Core Equipment (All photos courtesy of Ritchie focus on equipment performance, Group, are excited about the upcoming auction on Sept. 15, 2026. Bros.)

Case Equipment will be well represented during the Sept. 15, 2026, auction.

The fleet sale is part of a larger effort by Core Equipment Group to right-size its inventory and reinvest the proceeds into newer equipment.

Equipment is currently arriving at the Ritchie Bros. North East, Md., yard, with verified listings being added continuously to rbauction.com leading up to the sale.”

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Training/Professional Development Why Engineering Events Matter When Evaluating different member’s office for two (2) hours of open-house • AGC EDGE Al for Construction Management Software style networking with your fellow industry professionals. Start Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2026 (1:00 Trying engineering software is important but seeing how Registration for this event will start on August 13, 2026, PM) real companies use these tools can be just as valuable. at 7:00 PM. End Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 (5:00 PM) Conferences, user groups, webinars, and technical work- Registration for this event will close on September 14, Online, Virtual shops give engineers and software buyers a chance 2026, at 5:00 PM Training/Professional Development to see software in action, ask better questions, and If registration has closed and you still wish to attend, • Construction Project Manager Course understand how each vendor supports real-world imple- Email admin@awcmn.org for assistance. Start Date: Sunday, September 20, 2026 (4:00 PM) mentation. • Networking: Connect with other women business ownEnd Date: Friday, September 25, 2026 (2:00 PM) Engineering events can help you: ers in the construction industry, share industry insights, Atlanta, Georgia • See live demonstrations and technical workflows and explore potential collaborations. Training/Professional Development • Hear directly from customers using the software in • Facility Tour: Learn about the host company’s opera• Health Hazards in Construction (HHC) production tions, equipment and services. Start Date: Monday, September 21, 2026 (8:00 AM) • Ask vendors about implementation, integration, licens- • Informal Setting: Casual environment to build relationEnd Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026 (5:00 PM) ing, and support ships and exchange ideas. Arlington, Virginia • Learn about upcoming roadmap features and product Tips for Maximizing Your Mingle Safety and Health direction • Arrive early to explore the facility and meet more people. • Compare competing software ecosystems and engi• Bring business cards and a few conversation starters AU (AUTODESK UNIVERSITY) neering approaches about your work. 2026 Design & Make Conference • Better understand whether a platform fits your industry, • Use the event as an opportunity to connect with potenDates: SEPTEMBER 15 – 17, 2026 team and workflow tial partners or members. VENUE: Venetian Convention Center Event Attendees and General Information: Au.info@auFor More Information: AWC Phone: 651/489-2221 201 Sands Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89169 todeskuniversity.com ENGINEERING SOFTWARE EVALUATION, TRIALS & Sponsors & Exhibitors: Au.sponsors@autodesk.com ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF MINNESOTA RESOURCES Speakers: Au.speaker@autodeskuniversity.com (AGC MN) Autodesk University (AU 2026) brings together engineers, SPORTING CLAYS FUNDRAISER architects, product designers, manufacturers, construction ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN CONTRACTORS (AWC) Wednesday, September 16, 2026 professionals, and digital creators to explore the latest September Member Mingle – Co-Hosted by IRONMARK Date: Minnesota Horse & Hunt Club advancements in CAD, BIM, situation, Al, manufacturing, BUILDING COMPANY and FROEHLING ANDERSON at Place: 2920 220th Street East and design technology. their offices in St. Louis Park, Minnesota Prior Lake, MN 55372 Attendees can participate in technical training sessions, Date: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2026 Phone: 952/447-2272 product demonstrations, certification opportunities, key- Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (CDET) Please join us at the 27th Annual AGC of Minnesota note presentations, and hands-on workshops covering Venue: FROEHLING ANDERSON Autodesk software, engineering workflows, digital transfor400 Highway 169 S., Ste. 400, St. Louis Sporting Clays Fundraiser to benefit the AGC of Minnesota Foundation! mation, and emerging industry trends. Park, MN 55426 For more information: The event includes opportunities for networking, technical Phone: 952/979-3100 AGC of MN learning, software roadmap discussions, and exposure to Member Mingles are our monthly networking events. new engineering and manufacturing technologies shap- They are hosted by our members, for AWC members only. 525 Park Street, Suite #110, St. Paul, MN 55103 ing the future of design and make industries. On the second Wednesday of each month, we visit a Phone: 651/632-8929

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MAJOR EXCAVATION AND CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIQUIDATION AUCTIONS PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA After 30+ successful years in business, a major Philadelphia based Excavation and Concrete Contractor is closing operations selling all equipment. Everything will be sold via online auction without starting bids or reserves! View the Auction and register to bid on our ONLINE BIDDING PLATFORM: bid.geyerauctions.com

Auction 1 of (2) BIG Auctions – Trucks, Trailers, Vehicles, Excavation and Concrete Support Equipment

LOCATION:

751 Harrison Street Philadelphia, PA 19124

PREVIEW & INSPECTIONS:

Thursday, September 3rd and Tuesday, September 8th 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Online bidding for Auction #1 closes Wednesday, September 9th at 3:00pm • 2006 Mack MR Concrete Pumper Truck • 2007 Mack CXN600 Conventional Tractor • 2014 Witzco Tri-Axle Detachable Gooseneck Drop Deck Trailer • 2004 Advance Cement Mixer Truck • 2007 Oshkosh Cement Mixer Truck • 2021 MGL Tracked Incline Conveyor • 2010 Mack Granite GU813 Tri-Axle Dump Truck • 1998 Mack RD600 Tandem Axle Dump Truck • 2006 Chevrolet Kodiak C7500 Single Axle Dump Truck • 2009 Mack Granite Tandem Axle Dump Truck • 2004 Mack CV713 Granite Dump Truck • CAT 924K Articulating Wheel Loader • CAT D4G XL Track Dozer • CAT 420F2 Backhoe Loader 4x4 Extendahoe • CAT 420F Backhoe Loader 4x4 Extendahoe • CAT 420F Backhoe Loader 4x4 extend ahoe • CAT 420F2 Backhoe Loader 4x4 extend a hoe • 2018 Case CX245D SR Track Hoe • CAT 963D Track Loader

• CAT 930K Articulating Wheel Loader w/ bucket • CAT 321C LCR Hydraulic Excavator w/36” Bucket • CAT 315BL Hydraulic Excavator • CAT 279C Compact Track Loader High Flow XPS 2-Speed • CAT 420F IT Backhoe Loader 4x4 Extendahoe • CAT 336EL Hydraulic Excavator • CAT 308CR Hydraulic Excavator • 2012 Hamm H11i Single Drum Vibratory Roller • CAT D5K2 XL Bulldozer • Ingersoll-Rand SD-70D Pro Pac Single Drum Vibratory Roller • CAT 420F2 Backhoe Loader 4x4 Extendahoe • 2015 JLG 10054 Telehandler • 2 019 Volvo ECR88D Compact Excavator w/ 34” Bucket • 2016 Volvo ECR145EL Hydraulic Excavator w/ 34” Bucket • L iebherr R914 K STD Compact Hydraulic Excavator w/ 34” Bucket •V olvo EC160BLC Hydraulic Excavator w/ 40” Stone Bucket

• CAT 314D LCR Hydraulic Excavator w/ 34” Bucket • CAT 315FL Hydraulic Excavator w/ 34” Bucket • CAT 308D CR Hydraulic Excavator w/ 34” Bucket • CAT 304E CR Hydraulic Excavator w/ 21” Bucket • CAT 304D CR Hydraulic Excavator w/ 21” Bucket • Lay-Mor 8HC Sweeper • Genie GTH-5519 Rough Terrain Forklift • Wacker Articulating Double Drum Roller w/ Control • 1996 Ford F-Series Single Axle Water Tank Truck • 2004 Ford F-250 XL Super Duty Pickup Truck • 2016 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2008 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2016 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2006 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2016 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2016 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2012 Ford F-250 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2008 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Utility Truck • 2020 Ford F-250 STX Super Duty Pickup Truck • 2003 Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Stake Body Truck

• 2 019 Ford F-550 XL Super Duty Mechanics Crane Truck • Daewoo G25S LP Pneumatic Tire Forklift • Franklin 6’x12’ Enclosed Utility Trailer • 2 005 Cross Country 16’ Contrail Tandem Axle Equipment Trailer • 2010 Carry-On 10’ Single Axle Tilt Utility Trailer • 1998 Trailmobile 44’ Drop Deck Flatbed Trailer • 2019 Eager Beaver 25’ Tri-Axle Drop Deck Equipment Trailer • Truck Utility Body • Stone 655PM Towable Portable Mortar Mixer • Terex Morrison Concrete Buggy • John Deere Gator Utility Vehicle 4x4 • Assorted Concrete Blocks • (17) Parking Bollard Covers • (3) Concrete Blankets • (10) New Temporary Fence Post Feet • Assorted Scaffold Braces And Components • Assorted Scaffold Screw Jacks And Components • Assorted Wire Rope Lifting Slings

Auction 2 of (2) BIG Auctions – Air Compressors, Hydraulic Breakers, Equipment Attachments, Rollers, Shop Equipment, Pumps, Fuel Tanks, Concrete Support Equipment

LOCATION:

751 Harrison Street Philadelphia, PA 19124

PREVIEW & INSPECTIONS:

Thurs., Sept. 3rd, Tues., Sept. 8th and Mon., Sept. 14th 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Online bidding for Auction #2 closes Tuesday, September 15th at 1:00pm • Sullivan Palatek D185QJD Compressor • Walk-behind Roller • JLG 3246E2 Scissor Lift • BrightLane Mixer • Soff-Cut GX1500 Concrete Saw • Somero Line Dragon Placer • Somero Line Dragon Puller • Multiquip DA7000SSA Portable Generator

• Sakai HS67ST Roller • Shark Pressure Washer • Gas Powered Portable Water Pump • DeWalt D55146 Air Compressor • Honda W30X Trash Pump • EP2500CX Generator • Honda W30X Trash Pump • Pelsue Gas Blower with Hose • LB White K400 Torpedo Heater • MCS B360 Torpedo Heater

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• Dyna-Glo 400K Torpedo Heater •H eatStar HS3500DF Torpedo Heater • Weather Guard Fuel Tank • Weather Guard Fuel Tank •G enerac Skid Mounted Natural Gas Generator • Fuel Transfer Tanks • Dyna-Glo Pro Torpedo Heater • Dyna-Glo Deluxe Heater

• Water Tank Trailer • Magnum Light Towers • Wacker PU6555 Plate Compactor •M Q Whiteman CRT-48 Ride On Power Trowels • HTN Power Trowels • Wacker Drum Roller • Toro Walk Behind Roller •M Q Whiteman WBH-16 Walk Behind Concrete Buggy

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Hundreds of Contractor Tools, Hand Tools, Support equipment, Truck Parts, Air Compressors, Hydraulic Breakers, Equipment Attachments, Rollers, Shop Equipment, Pumps, Fuel Tanks, Concrete Support Equipment

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We’re happy to announce that financing is available to business customers for this auction through AEF Equipment Finance. If you plan to bid using financing, you must be pre-approved prior to bidding. Please remember that once you place a bid, you are legally bound to pay that amount plus the buyer’s premium. Be sure to bid only within the amount you have been approved for. Fill out the form on AEF Equipment Finance to see what your business qualifies for today. https://financeaef.com/apply/

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HydrauliCircuit Technology Grows Development Team

HydrauliCircuit Technology (HCT), a manufacturer of excavator hydraulic kits, excavator guards and attachment kit solutions, expanded its business development team with the addition of Kevin Foster and Stephen Wallace. With a history dating 30 years, HCT supports OEMs, equipment dealers, rental companies and end-users across North America with custom-engineered solutions designed to improve excavator versatility and productivity. Foster joins HCT for business development in the southwestern United States. He brings more than 30 years of experience developing engineered solutions for environmental controls, heavy equipment and infrastructure applications. His technical background and customer-focused approach will help HCT expand relationships with equipment dealers and customers throughout the region. Wallace joins HCT’s business development team with more than 20 years of experience in business development and customer solutions. He will focus on growing HCT’s hydraulic kit and front window guard business throughout the western and central U.S., helping customers identify solutions that improve equipment performance and reliability. For more information, visit hctkits.com. 

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Absolute Auction Virtual, Live Broadcast & Timed Auctions

Merlo, Inc. Wed., September 30, 2026 - 9:00 AM EDT Mineral Point, Pennsylvania (Johnstown Area)

Surplus Liquidation!

Items Include: Articulated End Dumps • Crawler Tractors • Excavators and Attachments • Rubber Tired Loaders and Attachments • Motor Graders • Compactors • Crawler Crusher and Crawler Screener • Crawler Crane, Rough Terrain Crane, Forklift, and Bridge Deck Machine • Spread Axle Step Deck and Flatbed Trailer • Service Trucks • Dump Trucks, Flatbed Trucks, and Water Truck • Bus and Pickup Trucks • 4x4 Gators • PLUS MUCH MORE!

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Call (800) BID-N-BUY or Email sales@hunyady.com For Complete, Descriptive Brochure! PA Auction License No: AY000281 While information is believed to be accurate, all items will be sold “As-Is, WhereIs” without guarantee or warranty. A physical inspection is suggested

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ADVERTISER INDEX AGGREGATE SCREENS & CRUSHERS..............................................57 ALEX LYON & SON INC PLAN AHEAD CALENDAR.............................................................83 ELKO/LAS VEGAS NV 9/3-17 FREEHOLD 9/24...........................85 CHICAGO 9/4-9/15 HOUSTON TX/BERLIN CENTER OH 9/2-9/16.....87 OH: SHREVE 9/10...........................................................................90 ALBANY NY 9/11 GREENVILLE TX 9/15.......................................91 9/13-9/17 AC....................................................................................93 ALEX PARIS CONTRACTING CO INC..................................................23 ALL ISLAND EQUIPMENT CORP............................................................7 AMULET..................................................................................................36 ASTEC KPI-JCI.......................................................................................55 ASTEC PETERSON PACIFIC CORP.....................................................63 AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL INC.........................................................90 BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC.....................................................................64 BARGAINS..............................................................................................80 BASCHMANN SERVICES INC..............................................................52 BEST LINE EQUIPMENT.......................................................................11 BOBCAT COMPANY...............................................................................27 BOBCAT INDUSTRIAL...........................................................................79 BRANCH MANAGER ATTACHMENTS..................................................29 CEG SCALE MODELS...........................................................................31 CEG WANTED........................................................................................80 CONDUIT SEARCH GROUP.................................................................30 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE.....................................18,,50,92 EAGER BEAVER TRAILERS............................................................21,36 EAGLE POWER & EQUIPMENT CORP................................................95 EASI POUR.............................................................................................39 ELLIOTT & FRANTZ INC..................................................................11,58 EQUIPMENT CORP OF AMERICA........................................................29 ESCO WEIR............................................................................................37 FAE USA INC..........................................................................................54 FELLING TRAILERS...............................................................................43 FLANGE LOCK.......................................................................................22 FOLEY INC...............................................................................................2 GEHL.......................................................................................................70 GEYER AUCTION COMPANIES PHILADELPHIA PA 9/9 AND 9/15...................................................89 GOMACO CORP....................................................................................41 H O PENN MACHINERY CO INC..........................................................15 HITACHI EXCAVATOR............................................................................73 HUNYADY AUCTION COMPANY

BELLEFONTE PA 9/2......................................................................84 MINERAL POINT PA 9/30...............................................................93 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT......................................24,25 JESCO......................................................................................................3 JOHN DEERE....................................................................................74,75 KLEEMANN.......................................................................................60,61 KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ....................................46,47 KOMATSU AMERICA CORP..................................................................69 KUBOTA EXCAVATOR...........................................................................71 LABOUNTY MANUFACTURING INC.....................................................34 MANITOWOC CRANES.........................................................................81 METSO USA INC....................................................................................68 MILTON CAT...........................................................................................17 MONROE TRACTOR..............................................................................52 NEWARK EQUIPMENT SALES CORP..................................................17 POWERSCREEN MID-ATLANTIC.........................................................67 POWERSCREEN NEW ENGLAND.......................................................59 PROFILE PUBLICATIONS.....................................................................10 PURPLE WAVE INC...............................................................................88 RAMMER................................................................................................35 RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS..........................................................96 ROBERT H FINKE & SONS INC.......................................................19,56 ROCK TOUGH QUALITY SCREENING.................................................58 ROGERS BROTHERS CORPORATION...............................................42 RTI AUCTIONS STAMFORD NY 9/12.......................................................................93 SAKAI SOIL.............................................................................................77 SANY AMERICA INC..............................................................................70 SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES..................................................................36 SCHWEISS HYDRAULIC & BIFOLD DOORS.......................................17 SENNEBOGEN.......................................................................................56 SPECIALTY RENTALS & ATTACHMENTS..............................................5 STEPHENSON EQUIPMENT INC...........................................................9 TEREX FUCHS.......................................................................................65 TOWMASTER INC.............................................................................44,45 TRACEY ROAD EQUIPMENT INC........................................................13 UNITED CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY..............................................6 VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT..........................................48,49 WEILER GRADER..................................................................................78 WESTCHESTER TRACTOR INC.............................................................6 WHITNEY & SON INC.......................................................................53,66

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Northeast Regional Event | Sep 15 Featuring equipment from Core Equipment Group and other consignors

1 of 5 – Cat 583T | Pittsburgh, PA

1 of 2 – Roadtec RX600e-4 North East, MD

2019 John Deere 544L North East, MD

1 of 3 – Terramac RT14R | Multiple Locations

2023 Sakai SV544D | North East, MD

2023 Case 850M LGP | North East, MD

1 of 3 – Late Model Rubble Master HS7500M North East, MD

1 of 2 – Late Model Cat 336 | North East, MD

2025 Peterbilt 548 | Raleigh, NC

Locations Include: North East,MD · North Franklin, MD · Pittsburgh, PA · Raleigh, NC and more

Equipment includes: Excavators, Pipelayers, Wheel Loaders, Screen Plants, Crawler Carriers and more!

See full auction & equipment listing at rbauction.com/NorthEast