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NYSDOT Makes Progress On Viaduct Project

Crews Upgrade Busy Parkway in Va. ...8

UTCA Holds Anuual Convention in AC...16

Crews have demolished the Fineview bridge and started deconstructing Renwick Avenue.

By Chuck MacDonald CEG CORRESPONDENT

Cat Holds Regional Finals for GOC...24

The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) has made steady progress on a series of construction contracts that

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will remake much of the I-81 transportation network in Syracuse. NYSDOT is working with an army of contractors on the $2.25 billion project, the largest in the state’s history. Syracuse is the third-largest city upstate and is

home to a significant medical community, universities and is a center for recreation and historical pursuits. The I-81 Viaduct network was built in the late 1960s and has outlived its useful life. Continuing maintenance has become costly; see VIADUCT page 46

Mitigating Risk With Prefab Tech

Planning, Down to the Detail, Is Key to Building Success With Modular Components Attachments Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77-82 Aggregate & Recycling Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57-76

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Truck & Trailer Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .83-86 Snow & Ice Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87-91 Business Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92 Auction Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94-108 Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106

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Prefab or modular construction can be the solution to eliminate risk and changeability on construction projects. With the use of this construction method, contractors can avoid the possible impacts of fickle weather, transportation glitches and jobsite staging challenges — if the process, from start to finish, is well thought out. Prefabrication demands planning down to the smallest detail, and Differing site conditions, material availability or consideration of every possible project threat. design considerations, no matter how small the dissee PREFAB page 48

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CATERPILLAR 930M S/N: KTG04786 ..............$129,500

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• New Hampshire • Vermont • Connecticut • Rhode Island • New York • New Jersey • Delaware • Maine • Pennsylvania • Maryland/D.C. • Virginia • West Virginia • Massachusetts

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VDOT, BRANCH MAKE UPGRADES TO BUSY PARKWAY IN VIRGINIA

The Parkway begins near Fort Belvoir Army Base in the south and snakes through industrial areas, neighborhoods, parks and commercial areas. This busy corridor acts like a suburban outer beltway between I-95 and I-66.

UTCA HOLDS ANNUAL CONVENTION IN ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.

SCHWEISS MANUFACTURES BIFOLD DOORS FOR DUBAI CONTRACTOR

CONCRETE NEWS

The Utility & Transportation Contractors Association of New Jersey (UTCA) held its annual convention Sept. 26-28, 2025, at the Borgata in Atlantic City, N.J. This year the association also celebrated its 60th anniversary.

Schweiss Doors was contracted by Dosteen Doors and Engineering Services to provide 228 liftstrap bifold doors for Nad Al Sheba Gardens. The bifolds will be used as garage doors for the new homes.

GOMACO CELEBRATES 60TH ANNIVERSARY AT INVITATIONAL #43

POWER CURBERS COS. ACQUIRES MILLER FORMLESS PAVING SYSTEMS

NORTHEAST HOFFMAN LOCATIONS JOIN TAKEUCHI DEALER NETWORK

WORK PROGRESSES ON NJDEP HUDSON RIVER PROJECT

Hoffman Equipment will now sell, rent and service Takeuchi compact excavators, track loaders, wheel loaders and attachments at the following locations: Bronx, N.Y.; Piscataway, N.J.; Deptford, N.J.; and Lionsville, Pa.

Marin Boulevard between 18th Street in Jersey City and Observer Highway in Hoboken, N.J. closed Sept. 22, 2025, for approximately four months as the NJDEP is set to begin its latest phase of construction.

AGGREGATE PRODUCTION & RECYCLING SECTION

DIAMOND MOWERS CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF GRIT, GROWTH

The Historical Construction Equipment Association staged its 39th Annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition Sept. 18–20, 2025, on the grounds of the National Construction Equipment Museum in Bowling Green, Ohio.

In 2000, the Doyle family started Diamond Mowers with a bold idea — to be more than just a manufacturer of industrial mowing equipment. Now, 25 years later, Diamond Mowers is proud to say that mission still fuels everything it does.

METSO’S DATA-DRIVEN PERFORMANCE SERVICES SUPPORT MINING

NUSS COLLECTION HOSTS OPEN HOUSE IN ROCHESTER, MINN.

TOKU: PULVERIZING PERFORMANCE FOR DEMOLITION GROWTH

Operators from across the U.S. and Canada gathered Sept. 23 and 25 for the start of the 2025 North American Regional Finals of Caterpillar’s Global Operator Challenge (GOC).

For Bob Nuss of Nuss Truck and Equipment, knowledge of Mack trucks and the fleet industry have been a staple of his family since 1923; starting with Charles, who became a Mack dealer in 1959.

FAE MTL HEAD NOW AVAILABLE FOR TRACTORS UP TO 300 HP

RIGHT LANE INDUSTRIES SELLS TERRASOURCE TO ASTEC INDUSTRIES

HCEA’S 39TH ANNUAL CONVENTION DEBUTS NEW MUSEUM

CAT HOLDS REGIONAL FINALS FOR GLOBAL OPERATOR CHALLENGE

RIDGELINE SALES & RENTALS: FROM BELL ADTS TO FULL-SERVICE PARTNER

TOWMASTER CELEBRATES CHRIS POKORNOWSKI’S 30-YEAR CAREER

Founded by Jack Waggett, who has more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry, Ridgeline began when the need and the opportunity for a local Bell Trucks dealer presented itself.

Towmaster announced Chris Pokornowski, who has served the company with distinction for 30 years, most recently as general manager has stepped down as of Sept. 26, 2025.

VOLVO STEPS OUT OF FIA WORLD RX CHAMPIONSHIP PLATFORM

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VDOT, Branch Make Upgrades to Busy Parkway in Virginia By Chuck MacDonald CEG CORRESPONDENT

Fairfax County Parkway (SR 286) is a limited-access expressway that carries heavy traffic through the bustling suburbs in Fairfax County in northern Virginia. The Parkway begins near Fort Belvoir Army Base in the south and snakes through industrial areas, neighborhoods, parks and commercial areas. This busy corridor acts like a suburban outer beltway between I-95 and I-66 as it filters traffic to and from the county for work, recreation and business. The parkway has an average daily traffic count of approximately 68,000 vehicles. The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is working with contractor Branch on two design-build projects to enhance this vital roadway. The first is constructing a grade-separated interchange In addition to the work on the new interchange and bridges, Branch will be doing ancillary work on behalf of parks and pedeswhere Popes Head Road (SR 654) crosses trians. the parkway. This is a $49 million designbuild job and is approximately 50 percent complete. The second is a $70 million job that will add a third travel lane to a 3.5-mi. section of the parkway. The Popes Head Road interchange is near the southern end of this project. The project is 10 percent complete. Jim Kreider is the project executive of Branch on both projects. The intersection of the parkway and Popes Head Road has been aggravating commuters for some time. The wait time for vehicles at this signalized intersection could be as long as five minutes, which was the impetus for conversion to a grade-separated interchange. Future traffic on Popes Head Road will cross the parkway on two new bridges being built by Branch with ramp access for the parkway provided at three new roundabouts. In addition to the work on the new Popes Head Road interchange and bridges, Branch The work on Popes Head Road began with clearing the area, establishing erosion controls and starting work on the embankwill be doing ancillary work under the Popes ments. Head Road contract on behalf of parks and Branch teamed with other specialists to monpedestrians. The work will include: itor and mitigate the potential for encountering a • building a short section of the future Shirley seam of naturally occurring asbestos within the Gate Road extension enabling drivers and project footprint. pedestrians to access the future Patriot Park; “Our team put in considerable time and effort • constructing a shared-use path connecting planning for monitoring and mitigation stratethe Fairfax County Parkway Trail to the future gies to ensure work that may impact naturally Patriot Park; occurring asbestos material, if present, was con• rebuilding the Fairfax County Parkway trolled and risk of exposure to our employees Trail, a path that parallels the parkway and con- and the public was minimized,” said Kreider. nects to numerous other trails in the county; and “We tested and monitored the work daily. This • constructing sidewalks and connecting was especially important during earthwork roundabouts in the community. operations into in-situ soils. An important prac“We began the project in late 2023 by clear- tice was to continuously apply water to the ining the area, establishing erosion controls and situ material being disturbed to minimize the beginning work on the embankments,” said potential for asbestos particles to become airKreider. “To build the three major embank- borne. In the end, our team successfully navigatments, we needed a significant amount of fill ed this challenging situation and minimized the material. We secured the material from other potential for exposure to our employees and the contractors who had surplus dirt from projects public.” Both new bridges at the Popes Head Road interchange will be constructed they were working on in the region.” with steel plate girders integrated into the abutments. see VDOT page 102

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UTCA Holds Annual Convention in Atlantic City, N.J.

(L-R): JESCO was well represented at UTCA 2025 by Chuck Dull, chief operating officer; Steve Galoppo, territory manager; David Salzmann of Wirtgen Group; and Derrick Ward, precision construction manager.

(L-R): GT Mid Atlantic brought a team of Patrick Geiger, sales manager; Karen Gibison, government sales manager; and Bob Taormina, major accounts manager, to interact with the UTCA 2025 attendees.

he Utility & Transportation Contractors Association of New Jersey (UTCA) held its annual convention Sept. 26-28, 2025, at the Borgata in Atlantic City, N.J. This year the association also celebrated its 60th anniversary. During the convention’s trade show exhibit on Sept. 26, contractor members and guests checked out more than 100 exhibitors touting their latest equipment offerings and services. This year’s keynote luncheon speaker Joseph M. Sharp/UTCA photo was Col. Mark Tillman, who was the 12th UTCA inducted Lisa Ballerini, president presidential pilot and commander of Air of Montana Construction, as the associForce One from 2001-2009. He famously ation’s new president. piloted the aircraft during the Sept. 11 attacks and led the evacuation of the president. He also served in the U.S. Air Force for 30 years, flying the C-130 Hercules and later became the first pilot to fly the president into a war zone. Tillman retired as a colonel after a distinguished career marked by leadership and a commitment to the “Zero Fail” philosophy. Also, during the keynote luncheon on Sept. 26, UTCA inducted Lisa Ballerini, president of Montana Construction, as the association’s new president. In addition, Glenn Ely of PKF Mark III was named the Robert A. Briant Sr. 2025 memorial awardee, William J. Ruckert III of Provident Bank was named the Larry Gardner memorial awardee and Michael A. D’Annunzio of D’Annunzio & Sons was inducted into the 2025 New Jersey Construction Industry Hall of Fame.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2025 Construction Equipment Guide, except where noted. All Rights Reserved.) see UTCA page 36

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Michael A. D’Annunzio of D’Annunzio & Sons was inducted into the 2025 New Jersey Construction Industry Hall of Fame.

This year’s keynote luncheon speaker was Col. Mark Tillman, who was the 12th presidential pilot and commander of Air Force One from 2001-2009.

The Komatsu East team occupied a prime position at UTCA 2025.

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Northeast Hoffman Locations Join Takeuchi Dealer Network

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Hoffman Equipment is the newest member of Takeuchi’s growing North American dealer network. Hoffman Equipment will now sell, rent and service Takeuchi compact excavators, track loaders, wheel loaders and attachments at the following locations: 1144 Zerega Avenue, Bronx, N.Y.; 300 South Randolphville Rd., Piscataway, N.J.; 1330 Hurffville Road, Deptford, N.J.; and 120 Gordon Drive, Lionsville, Pa. “Takeuchi is a brand we’ve respected for a long time, and we’re proud to represent their compact equipment line, now at four different Hoffman locations,” said Ryan Sherwood, president of Hoffman Equipment. “Their machines are known for performance, durability and operator comfort — the qualities our customers are looking for. We see strong demand for compact solutions in our markets, and adding Takeuchi allows us to better serve that need with premium products backed by worldclass support.” With a legacy dating back to 1920, Hoffman Equipment has grown from a heavy hauling and rigging company into a leading equipment distributor employing 145 people at six locations spread across New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Hoffman offers a wide range of equipment from top-tier brands. The company’s evolution into domestic

and international equipment sales has positioned it as a trusted source for contractors in the construction, infrastructure and industrial markets. Now owned by Tim Watters, the third generation of the Hoffman family to run the business, Hoffman Equipment is known for its strong customer focus and deep industry experience. “Hoffman Equipment has a long history of success based on the values of trust, integrity, teamwork and honesty combined with a strong dedication to their customers,” said John Vranches, eastern division sales manager of Takeuchi-US. “They have a well-earned reputation for excellence that continues to fuel their growth to this day. We’re very pleased to welcome the Hoffman team to our dealer family, and we look forward to working with them to elevate Takeuchi’s profile throughout their area of responsibility within the populated northeastern United States” “I love this product,” said Tim Watters, owner of Hoffman Equipment. “Their history, their quality and their dedication to supporting their customers are what sets them apart from other manufacturers. Takeuchi is the company that literally invented the mini excavator and has dominated the segment for more than 60 years, and we are just thrilled to be a part of their success.” For more information, visit hoffmanequip.com. and takeuchi-us.com. 

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HCEA’s 39th Annual Convention Debuts New Museum

he Historical Construction Equipment Association (HCEA) staged its 39th Annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition Sept. 18–20, 2025, on the grounds of the National Construction Equipment Museum at 16623 Liberty Hi Rd. in Bowling Green, Ohio, where crowds took in running demonstrations of antique machinery. The centerpiece of the weekend was the dedication of HCEA’s new 20,000-sq.-ft. museum. Designed with a vaulted clear-span hall and heated floor, the building allows cranes and shovels to be displayed with booms raised while improving year-round visitor comfort. The project was fully funded through donations. Ken Taylor, president of Ohio CAT and an HCEA corporate member, played a pivotal role by launching the “Big Push” campaign and matching contributions dollar-fordollar up to $500,000. The effort surpassed its goal, with more than $727,000 raised. Joe Kotkowski photo HCEA’s collection now numbers more than 200 major machines, many The Historical Construction Equipment Association (HCEA) staged its 39th Annual International of which are operated during the convention’s outdoor demonstrations — Convention & Old Equipment Exposition Sept. 18–20, 2025. continuing the group’s mission to preserve and showcase the equipment that built America. During the event, attendees toured the completed facility. After the show, HCEA planned to begin staging restored equipment in the new hall to create expanded, permanent displays. With a larger, purpose-built home and strong industry support, HCEA’s convention continues to connect enthusiasts, contractors and families with living construction history — now under one roof designed for the next generation of preservation. For more information, visit hcea.net.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2025 Construction Equipment Guide, except where noted. All Ken Taylor (second from left), owner and president of Leaders of the event (L-R) Joe Kotkowski, chairman of Rights Reserved.) Ohio CAT and a major donor to HCEA’s new museum the board; Mike Androcich, show chairman; and Tom building, joins (L-R) Joe, Gabe and Larry Kotkowski — three generations of equipment enthusiasts.

The official ribbon cutting at the new HCEA Museum served as the kickoff for the 39th Annual Convention, followed by guest tours and an evening banquet as the facility opened to the public.

Berry, archivist/editor — take in the vintage Caterpillar and earthmoving equipment on display.

HCEA volunteers Isaac Hobbs (L) and Dave Shively represented the association at its 39th Annual Convention. Hobbs, an HCEA scholarship recipient, attends the University of Northern Ohio in Lima, Ohio.

(L-R): Dane and Margaret Barclay and Kurt Kocher view restored Caterpillar dozers outside the museum. They’ll host HCEA’s “The Bigger Dig” in 2026 at Kurt Kocher Farm, Concordia, Kan.

A packed crowd filled the new museum for the HCEA banquet and evening program.

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Old Glory waves over HCEA’s 39th Annual Internation Convention & Old Equipment Exposition in Bowling Green, Ohio.

HCEA’s collection now numbers more than 200 major machines, many of which are operated during the convention’s outdoor demonstrations.

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Cat Holds Regional Finals for Global Operator Challenge

For the D4 Dozer Challenge, the operator begins by dozing a tire down a narrow path into the goal zone.

perators from across the U.S. and Canada gathered Sept. 23 and 25 for the start of the 2025 North American Regional Finals of Caterpillar’s Global Operator Challenge (GOC). Set against Caterpillar’s signature centennial gray, the event showcased not only the latest in construction equipment but also the talent and skill of the men and women who operate them. Helping to emcee the event via livestream was Jarryd McNeil, who is an X Games/motocross athlete and heavy equipment enthusiast. McNeil is a Jerry Cockrell (L) of Roberts Builders in motocross champion, track builder and Ripley, Miss., spends a few minutes on the three-time X-Games Best Whip medalist. Brian Hayden, Hayden Excavating and Cat simulator with the guidance of Casey Clayton of Thompson Machinery in Tupelo, Welding Inc. of Maine, representing dealMiss. er Milton Cat, was crowned Eastern Region semifinal champion. Hayden finished the four GOC events with the lowest point total of 1,313, which is a combina-

Rodney Satterfield (L) of Blanchard Machinery in Greenville, S.C., and Kent Schewe of McMurria Grading in Greenville, S.C., take a break from the action to watch the competition.

Using the Cat 938 wheel loader contestants load and haul material and dump it into the articulated truck; then, swap out the bucket for forks and transport pipes across the route and place them on a flatbed trailer.

tion of time and penalties. “What makes me proud is just, you know, nothing to do with me,” said Hayden. “It’s bringing recognition to the operators that devote their time and lives to what they do and then showcasing them with their skills.” Brock Leclerc, Quattro Constructors of British Columbia, representing dealer Finning Canada, was crowned Western Region semifinal champion. He completed the same four challenge events with 1,540 points. “It’s beyond exciting what we’ve accomplished here as a group,” said Leclerc. “Everybody working with great sportsmanship ... it’s been an unreal, awesome day and amazing experience.” Both champions will advance to the final round of the Global Operator Challenge in March 2026. The event’s competition kicks off the regional finals for North America, split geo-

(L-R): Blake Conwell, Ring Power, Riverview, Fla.; and Alyssa Rodriguez and Frank Gross, both of Ripa Construction in Tampa, Fla., give a thumbs up from a great day of competition.

graphically: Sept. 23’s event saw competitors from dealers mainly east of the Mississippi — including Toromont CAT, Caterpillar’s eastern Canada dealer. On Sept. 25, operators from mainly west of the Mississippi stepped up, joined by Finning, representing western Canada. From there, three winners — one from each sub-region including the Americas South program — will join forces to represent the Americas team at the Global Finals in Las Vegas in March. Among those leading the charge at the GOC was Jason Hurdis, global industry solutions manager and execution lead for the 2025–2026 Global Operator Challenge Series. “We launched the Global Operator Challenge in 2019 to spotlight the skilled trades,” Hurdis said. “Yes, our machines are becoming more advanced — but at the end see GLOBAL page 26

(L-R) are Matthew Chrysler of MacAllister Cat and Jaime and Brendan Clarke, both of Fonson Company in Brighton, Mich.

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Cat Global Operator Contestants Compete for Finals Slot GLOBAL from page 24

It takes a steady hand to place the items straight up on the blocks using the Cat 285 compact track loader.

A contestant operating the Cat 320 excavator inserts a 30-in. pipe into a vertical culvert.

of the day, it all comes down to the operator in the seat.” That focus on human talent is the heart of the event. Caterpillar’s Global Operator Challenge was built to honor skilled labor, promote the career path of machine operation and inspire the next generation to consider a future in the trades. “We’re bringing together champions from three major regions globally, North and South America combined, Europe-Africa-Middle East and Asia Pacific,” said Hurdis. “Each will send three operators to compete (L-R) are Mitch Christenbury and Michael Caldwell, both of Carolina Cat; and Joshua Akers, Danny Avila and John Burch, all of Wayne Brothers in Davidson, N.C. for the global title.” So, what’s at stake? For starters, there’s a $10,000 prize — either in cash or a firstclass trip for two to any Caterpillar facility worldwide (depending on local laws) and, of course, recognition. “They get trophies, custom belt buckles and beautifully etched glass containers with the machines they competed on,” said Hurdis. “But more than that — they earn something you can't buy — bragging rights.” The competition puts operators through their paces on four key machines — all painted in Centennial Gray to celebrate Caterpillar's 100 years: • 285 compact track loader, • 320 Next Gen excavator, • D4 track-type tractor, and • 938 Next Gen wheel loader Each machine challenge is designed to test precision, effi- (L-R) are Taylor Holliday and Michael Jennings, both ciency and control—critical skills for any seasoned operator. of Gregory Poole in Wilmington, N.C., and Josh Blanton Caitlin Maddock-Bahr, global social media manager and of Road Builders in Wilmington, N.C.

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Brian Hayden of Hayden Excavating and Welding Inc., Maine, holds first place trophy for the Eastern Region.

Brock Leclerc, Quattro Constructors of British Columbia, hold the first place trophy for the Western Region.

Helping to emcee the event via livestream was Jarryd McNeil, who is an X Games/motocross athlete and heavy equipment enthusiast.

marketing lead for the 2025–2026 Global Operator Challenge Series, echoed a common theme when asked why this event matters so much: “Talk to any customer around the globe, and you’ll hear the same thing — the number one pain point is skilled labor,” she said. “That includes operators and technicians. We want to retain talent, celebrate these incredible professionals and recruit new operators into the industry.” Maddock-Bahr added why choosing a career in operating heavy equipment is a rewarding career path. “You get to work with your hands, be outside and see the real-world results of your labor. An operator has been on every interstate, golf course, housing subdivision and more before we even get to use it, drive on it or live in it.”  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2025 Construction Equipment Guide, except where noted. All Rights Reserved.)

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UTCA Annual Convention Features Exhibits, Speakers

UTCA 2025 attendees enjoyed a chicken luncheon during an awards ceremony that featured keynote speaker Col. Mark Tillman.

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Among the Ritchie Bros. representatives were Cindy Blevins (L), territory manager of Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and Nehal Selim, territory manager of northern New Jersey.

(L-R): A large contingent from Hoffman Equipment included Steve Izzi, crane specialist; Robert Martini, territory manager; Van Pham, sales and marketing coordinator; Jeff Wroniuk, director of material processing; and Eric Seikel, senior vice president of sales marketing.

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Bill McKinley of Cape Atlantic Detachment 194 Marine Corps League discussed the organization’s annual Toys for Tots campaign.

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The CE Dealer Team by Volvo Construction Equipment’s Klara Andersson is the first female driver to stand on the podium of the FIA World RX Championship.

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As the fourth year of the FIA World Championship comes to an exciting conclusion this weekend in Istanbul, Turkey, Volvo CE has confirmed this season will be its last. With the FIA confirming there will be no global World RX event in 2026 and reducing its focus on sustainable electric technology, Volvo CE believes this is the right time to step out. Volvo CE is reflecting on a successful sponsorship platform that has helped to drive the company’s and its partners’ commitment to a more sustainable construction industry. Fantastic Journey Since 2022, the partnership’s strong commitment to sustainability, innovation, diversity and safety across both motorsport and construction has resonated strongly with customers and other stakeholders. It has provided a springboard to raise awareness on Volvo CE’s expanding range of small and mid-size electric machines and related services, many of which have helped build tracks and recover vehicles during the events, among other applications. The global nature of the championship also has allowed Volvo CE to reach new and existing customers all over the world, from established markets in Europe to growing markets in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Partnership Is New Leadership “I would like to thank all dealers and partners who have been with us on this

journey,” said Bill Law, head of brand, marketing and communications. “As well as the sporting successes, phenomenal reach and incredible engagement, we have worked together to raise awareness of a more sustainable and productive future for our industry — showing what is possible with ambition and innovation.” “Driving transformation is not easy. It is not just a change in technology, it requires a perception and culture shift, too,” said Susanne Karlsson, head of brand management. “This platform has allowed us to break through the noise and get our message out there to influential players and customers on the ground. Our industry surveys have shown we have achieved a leading position in the electric shift.” Next Steps With World RX now set to pause as a global series, Volvo CE looks back on this journey with pride. The company will continue to profile themselves as a leader in driving the transition to a more sustainable future, working with forward thinking partners who align with our values and business objectives. It also will continue to explore opportunities with the championship’s first gender equal race team, the CE Dealer Team by Volvo Construction Equipment, to build on the strong foundations that have been made. Volvo CE wishes to thank all of the teams who have participated over the years and wish them success in the last race of the season in Turkey this weekend. 

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to a shipping freighter and travel across the ocean to a port in Oman. The final leg of the journey gets the doors to Dubai and the busy construction site of the Nad Al Sheba Gardens. The first order of doors has already reached the site, and installation is well under way. The Gardens, when Schweiss photo The first order of doors has already reached the site, and installation is completed, will have both standalone villas well under way. and townhomes along 135 doors began. All of the doors sales and design team. The visit with a long list of amenities are planned to be completed by was a success, and the second including swimming pools, runthe end of summer. order of doors will soon begin the ning trails, parks, retail spaces and On Aug. 4, representatives long trip to Dubai. a school. from Dosteen and Nad Al Sheba Dosteen set up the shipping for The development will be conGardens came to Schweiss Doors all the doors, and it isn’t a short structed over several phases, as to get a first-hand look at the oper- journey. units are sold, with home prices ation and check in on the progress It begins at Schweiss Doors in starting near $2 million. The most of the second order of doors. The Hector, Minn., where the doors recent phase under construction is visit included a tour of the manu- are loaded into shipping contain- scheduled to be completed by the facturing facilities at Schweiss, as ers and delivered to a port on the end of the year. well as a meeting with company East Coast of the United States. For more information, visit ownership and members of the The containers are then loaded on bifold.com. 

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Work Progresses Along N.J. City Streets as Part of NJDEP Hudson River Project Marin Boulevard between 18th Street in Jersey City and Observer Highway in Hoboken, N.J. closed Sept. 22, 2025, and will remain shut down for approximately four months as the state Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) is set to begin its latest phase of construction as part of its Rebuild by Design Hudson River project. The work is meant to safeguard parts of Jersey City, Hoboken and Weehawken against storm surge flooding by building more than 9,000 linear feet of flood walls and 26 flood gates. For this particular stage of construction on Marin Boulevard, NJDEP will relocate underground utilities and begin installing the foundation for a floodgate. “It’s a monolithic project,” Hoboken Councilman Paul Presinzano told WPIX-TV in New York City. “In other words, it’s layers of stuff that have to be done together.” Residents are not thrilled by the road closure and detours, but most understand that better flood mitigation is necessary. “It’s literally the middle street that connects everyone,” said Amanda Ortiz, who lives in Jersey City and works in Hoboken. “I can see why it would be a complete inconvenience.” Hoboken resident Steve Volkwyn said, “It’s obviously very important because with the streets flooding, there’s trash that goes down the streets. It’s pretty unhygienic [and] just causes a lot of disturbance in the whole area.” The floodgate on Marin Boulevard is set to be installed and tested next summer, and the entire project is expected to be complete in the summer of 2027. In a description on the NJDEP website, the agency noted that Rebuild By Design (RBD) “takes a multi-faceted approach to improve physical, ecological, economic and social resiliency.” It was initiated by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in 2013 in response to Superstorm Sandy. The RBD Hudson River (RBDH) project is one of a pair of worksites that are ongoing in New Jersey, with the other being RBD Meadowlands (RBDM). The project study area has the following approximate boundaries: the Hudson River to the east; Baldwin Avenue (in Weehawken) to the north; the Palisades to the west; and 18th Street, Washington Boulevard and 14th Street (in Jersey City) to the south, with the Resist construction limiting the boundaries to the area along Lincoln Harbor Road in Weehawken, Washington Street in Hoboken and 18th Street in Jersey City. The aim of the RBDH work will be to address flooding from major storm surges and high tides as well as from heavy rainfall events while seamlessly blending the project’s structures into the fabric of the area by incorporating benches, planters and artistic and educational murals. The Resist contract is the second phase of the RBDH effort. Its construction is being performed by E.E. Cruz & Company Inc. in Queens, N.Y. The Resist contract area is defined by two distinct locations. The first is the north work zone, which encompasses northern Hoboken and parts of Weehawken; the second is the south work zone, which is comprised of southern Hoboken and parts of Jersey City, NJDEP noted. RBD Hudson operates on four principles working in unison:

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• Resist: A combination of hard infrastructure (bulkheads, floodwalls and seawalls) and soft landscaping features (berms and/or levees which could be used as parks) that act as barriers along the coast during exceptionally high tide and/or storm surge events. • Delay: Policy recommendations, guidelines and urban green infrastructure to slow stormwater runoff. • Store: Green and grey infrastructure improvements such as bioretention basins, swales and green roofs, which slow down and capture stormwater as well as complement the efforts of the City of Hoboken’s existing Green Infrastructure Strategic Plan. • Discharge: Enhancements to Hoboken’s existing stormwater management system, including the identification and upgrading of existing stormwater and sewer lines, outfalls and pumping stations. NJDEP is undertaking the Resist component of the four principles while the other three are being addressed by the City of Hoboken and other stakeholders. The Sewer Separation Modification (SSM) contract was the first phase of the RBDH effort. That work was completed in July 2022 at a cost of approximately $6.7 million. The construction separated portions of the Combined Sewer Outfall system in Hoboken into separate stormwater and sanitary lines to ensure that water from a storm surge event will not be able to discharge under the Resist structure once it is completed. SSM work included sealing more than 100 existing sewer holes — as well as the installation of 30 new ones — along with 40 catch basins, more than 4,000 linear ft. of stormwater pipe and eight water quality units to remove suspended solids prior to the storm water entering the Hudson River. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) launched the Rebuild by Design (RBD) competition in the summer of 2013 to develop ideas to improve physical, ecological, economic and social resilience in regions affected by Superstorm Sandy. The idea behind it was to promote innovation by developing flexible solutions that would increase regional resilience. The current project was one of the competition’s six winning concepts. HUD awarded $230 million to the State of New Jersey for the project in the municipalities of Hoboken, Weehawken and Jersey City. Since then, NJDEP has obtained additional funding for the continued advancement of the RBDH project, including grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the American Rescue Plan (ARP). 

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NYSDOT Restores Interstate Network On I-81 in Syracuse

Construction crews are on track to complete the existing I-81/I-481 northern interchange in Cicero by the end of 2025. Two new flyover ramps have been completed. VIADUCT from page 1

numerous modern safety features are needed, including changing non-standard shoulders and curves; and the number of traffic bottlenecks has increased — all of these make it clear the rehabilitation of the I-81 network in Syracuse is much needed. Phase One work is broken into five separate contracts: the first two are design-build, and the other three are traditional contracts. • Contract 1: Salt City Constructors (SCC), Lancaster Development and Tully Construction Co., D.A Collins Construction Co. and Cold Spring Construction Co. • Contract 2: Central New York Alliance (CNY), consists of Rifenburg Construction, Economy Paving, Crane-Hogan Structural Systems and A. Servidone/B. Anthony Construction • Contract 3: Salt City Constructors • Contract 4: Central New York Alliance (CNY) • Contract 5: Salt City Constructors Elizabeth Parmley is NYSDOT’s project director and supervises the projects, while Christopher Sheridan is the construction coordinator. This ambitious construction plan has been carefully staged, often leaving two lanes open during commuting times and reducing to one lane during the non-commuting hours, leaving more room for construction. The planning team also is cognizant of high-traffic times like move-in days at the universities and the New York State Fair in late August. Contracts 1 and 2 are planned for completion by 2026, with the other three scheduled to be finished in late 2026 through mid-2028. “Using design-build best value teams encourages innovation,” said Sheridan. “It enables the team to resolve design deficiencies and find ways to overcome unanticipated situations.” Contract One Construction crews are on track to complete the existing I-81/I-481 northern interchange in Cicero by the end of 2025. Two new flyover ramps have been completed, and the new South Bay Road Bridge construction is under way. Workers expanded the former I-481 from two to three lanes at Kirkville Rd.

The team used a crane gantry, rather than the traditional multi-ton crane for work over the CSX railyard. This strategy enabled the team to operate in a more confined space with less disruption to traffic and rail activity.

Contract Two For the second contract, workers are connecting the southern interchange of I-481/I-81 in Syracuse to Business Loop 81 and the new I-81. These first two contracts are vital for the high-speed interstate connection with north-south trade routes from Tennessee to Canada. Workers also will be modifying the new I-81 over the CSX railyard. Work has been completed on two bridges and roundabouts that connect to the new interchange at East Glen Avenue. The majority of the work on this contract is expected to be completed by the end of 2025. Contract Three This construction team began working in the Inner Harbor and on the northside in 2024, creating safer access to residences and businesses for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. The plans call for ornamental lighting and the planting of more than 700 trees as part of reinvigorating the community.

Contractors have been working to consolidate on and off ramps exiting southbound I-81, creating a new interchange that connects with future Business Loop 81. Three bridges will be lengthened to fit over the expanded Business Loop 81. Workers will be building sidewalks and a shared-use path on the Court and Spencer Street Bridges. Both Bear and Spencer Street Bridges have been demolished and are being rebuilt. The Spencer Street Bridge will be ready for traffic at the end of 2025, and the Bear Street Bridge will be ready in 2026. Contract Four In 2024, workers began building a new gateway to University Hill, the largest employment hub in Onondaga County. The construction will relieve traffic congestion by adding an on and off-ramp to I-690 at Crouse Avenue. Both Crouse and Irving Avenues will be improved so they can see VIADUCT page 96

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Prefab Construction Can Prevent Transport, Jobsite Issues PREFAB from page 1

“Embracing prefab technology can mitigate risk and diminish uncertainties within any given construction project,” said Makenna Ryan, a civil engineer of Procore. In a blog post on the construction software provider’s website, Ryan and writer Cait Bladt talked about the pros and cons of modular construction. “By adopting this approach, contractors can reduce the impact of inclement weather conditions and other factors that delay the project timeline,” they said. Prefabricated components have become mainstream in the transportation industry for bridge construction, drainage systems and modular pavement installs. On bridge projects, the most common modular components include beams, girders, deck segments and pier caps, according to Ryan. The various pieces are manufactured off site and transported to the job for onsite assembly. On water and wastewater projects, said Ryan, concrete pipes, boxes and drainage structures are installed to manage water flow around infrastructure. Modular sections of pavement are quickly assembled on road and high projects to create durable driving surfaces, he said.

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Transporting and storing project components can be the greatest hamstrings in prefab construction. The challenges of trucking oversized components requires careful planning and coordination.

Why Prefab Construction Makes Sense Prefabrication offers advantages in keeping a project on track, especially when schedule management is critical. Prefabrication enhances site logistics by “streamlining the construction process,” said Ryan, particularly on job sites with limited space. “Since prefabricated components are manufactured in controlled factory environments, the need for onsite storage of raw materials is drastically reduced.” These components can be delivered just in time for installation, he said, minimizing the duration and extent of onsite material handling and storage. The just-in-time delivery model benefits urban construction sites, where space is at a premium. Plus, the storage of excess materials on an urban site can impede traffic flow and increase safety hazards. Ryan also pointed out that with immediate installation upon arrival of prefab parts, the construction timeline is accelerated. This rapid installation also reduces the environmental impact of material waste, he said. “The reduction in onsite activity correlates with fewer disruptions to the surrounding community and a more organized and efficient job site,” said Ryan. Precision, in both the manufactured component and the installation phase is improved with modular construction. Ryan said building elements in a factory with precision equipment allows for greater control over measurements and tolerances. This control, in turn, ensures each component is produced to exact specifications and with uniform quality, he said. “Design tools and manufacturing technologies further enhance this accuracy, reducing human error and material discrepancies,” said Ryan.“This meticulous attention to detail guarantees that the components fit together seamlessly see PREFAB page 104

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Modular components are preferred on many transportation infrastructure projects in bridge construction, drainage systems and prefab pavement installations.

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GOMACO Celebrates 60th Anniversary at Invitational #43

The GOMACO Invitational “Grand” Champion team was from the Mapleton golf course and included (L-R) Joe Stoltz of Turck Inc., David Martin of Northstar Power LLC; Dane Peters of TOPCON; and Tyler Hansen of Power Systems Inc.

pproximately 328 guests from the United States and Canada were welcomed to Ida Grove, Iowa, Sept. 16 and 17, 2025, for GOMACO Invitational #43. The event consisted of two days of golf and camaraderie, as well as to celebrate GOMACO’s 60th anniversary. There were 258 participants in the two-person Putting Tournament and 328 in the four-person Scramble

The Ida Grove Scramble Tournament champion team members included (L-R) Brad Zobel of GOMACO; Brad Pohlmeier of Clarkson Construction Co.; Chris Kipp of Murr Inc.; and Kevin Van Den Top of State Steel Supply Company.

Tournament. The GOMACO Invitational is the company’s annual golf event, which was held at the Ida Grove Golf and Country Club and three surrounding golf courses, including Holstein, Mapleton and Schleswig. The GOMACO Invitational began at the Ida Grove Country Club with the Putting Tournament. Teams of two putters were computer generated to participate on four dif-

The Holstein Scramble Tournament champion team included (L-R) Ryan Hanson of Endeavor Business Media; David Barthel of Faris Machinery; Joe Schmidtlein of the Rasmussen Group; and Drew Roberts of Absolute Concrete Construction.

ferent greens on the course, with the top team from each green advancing to the Putting Championship. This year’s championship team was Jeremy Bahe of Croell, Inc., in New Hampton, Iowa, and Ashleigh Johnson of A Concrete in Johnstown, Colo. see GOMACO page 52

The champion team from the Schleswig Scramble Tournament included (L-R) Steve Baker of Baker Enterprises; Eric Striegel of IFP Motion Solutions; J.B. Closner of Closner Equipment Co.; and Cody Oswalt of Kiewit Corporation.

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Power Curbers Cos. announced the acquisition of Miller Formless Systems. The acquisition was finalized on Aug. 29, 2025, marking a significant milestone in the continued growth of both organizations. Founded in 1970, Miller Formless has a long history of manufacturing slipform machines that have served contractors worldwide. By joining forces with Power Curbers Cos. home to the Power Curbers, Power Pavers and Anvil American brands, this acquisition strengthens the combined company’s market leadership, expands product offerings and enhances service and support for customers worldwide. Miller Formless will continue to operate under its own brand name. Power Curbers Cos. remains committed to preserving the company’s legacy while introducing operational efficiencies that will benefit customers in the areas of machine delivery, parts availability and after-sales support, according to Power Curbers. “This acquisition represents more than just growth- it’s about uniting two businesses that share a deep commitment to quality and customer success,” said Stephen Bullock,

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president of Power Curbers Cos. “Miller Formless has been a trusted name in the industry for over five decades, and we are honored to carry that legacy forward while offering an even greater range of solutions to contractors.” Together, Power Curbers, Power Pavers, Anvil American and Miller Formless will now provide contractors with a comprehensive lineup of concrete paving solutions, from extruded curb machines to mainline highway pavers. “We’re thrilled to couple the 5700-D multi-purpose machine, the compact M1000 and the M8800 barrier machine, giving contractors an unmatched lineup of machines designed to meet a wide range of project needs,” said Bullock. 

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GOMACO Golf Invitational Gathers More Than 300 Guests GOMACO from page 49

The Contractors’ Shoot-Out featured six teams of three GOMACO contractors competing in a five-hole competition, with the highest scoring team eliminated on each hole. This year’s Contractors’ Shoot-Out Champions were Tim Grethey of Millstone Weber LLC, in Saint Charles, Mo.; Jeremy Bahe of Croell Inc., in New Hampton, Iowa; and Todd Horky of Concrete Plus, in Sioux City, Iowa. The Invitational Scramble Tournament, a best ball competition, was held on four area golf courses. Computer-generated teams of four golfed 18 holes, with each course crowning a champion. The champion team from each of the four courses then played in a three-hole shoot-out at the Ida Grove Country Club to earn the title of GOMACO Invitational #43’s “Grand” Champion. The highest scoring team was eliminated on each hole until only one remained. The “Grand” Champion team was from the Mapleton golf course and included Joe Stoltz of Turck Inc., Bondurant, Iowa; David Martin of Northstar Power LLC, Ankeny, Iowa; Dane Peters of TOPCON, Livermore, Calif.; and Tyler Hansen of Power Systems Inc., in Chanhassen, Minn. They won the Mapleton tournament with a score of 60,

which was 10 under par. The Ida Grove tournament champion team members included Brad Pohlmeier of Clarkson Construction Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Chris Kipp of Murr Inc., Edwardsville, Kan.; Kevin Van Den Top of State Steel Supply Company, Sioux City, Iowa; and Brad Zobel of GOMACO. They finished the Ida Grove tournament with a score of 61, which was nine under par. Winning the Holstein tournaPutting Tournament Champions from ment were Ryan Hanson of The Contractors’ Shoot-Out Champions were (L-R) the GOMACO Invitational were, Endeavor Business Media, Tim Grethey of Millstone Weber LLC; Jeremy Bahe Jeremy Bahe of Croell Inc. and Naperville, Ill.; David Barthel of of Croell Inc.; and Todd Horky of Concrete Plus. Ashleigh Johnson of A Concrete. Faris Machinery, Commerce City, Colo.; Joe Schmidtlein of the Rasmussen Omaha, Neb. They finished the Schleswig texturing and curing machines. The company also offers equipment to Group, Des Moines, Iowa; and Drew tournament with a score of 62, which was finish flat slabs, bridges and slopes. GOMARoberts of Absolute Concrete Construction, eight under par. GOMACO Corporation is a leader in con- CO will consult on unique concrete paving Granger, Iowa. They finished the Holstein tournament with a score of 60, which was 10 crete construction equipment with headquar- applications and equipment needs. Products ters in Ida Grove, Iowa. GOMACO equip- are offered through a worldwide distributor under par. The champion team from Schleswig ment will slipform concrete streets and high- network for local sales, parts and service included Steve Baker of Baker Enterprises, ways, airport runways, curb and gutter, side- expertise. For more information, visit gomaco.com. Waverly, Iowa; Eric Striegel of IFP Motion walks and recreational trails, safety barrier, Solutions, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; J.B. Closner bridge parapet and irrigation canals. Support  (All photographs in this article are courof Closner Equipment Co., Rhome, Texas; equipment includes grade trimmers, conand Cody Oswalt of Kiewit Corporation, crete placers, concrete placer/spreaders and tesy of GOMACO.)

Eco Material Technologies Releases Sustainability Report Eco Material Technologies Inc. released its 2024 sustainability report, detailing the company’s environmental and social impact across its operations. The report highlights significant progress in reducing the environmental footprint of the construction industry through innovation, large-scale fly ash utilization and the expanded use of domestic materials as sustainable alternatives to traditional cement. Cement manufacturing is responsible for nearly 8 percent of global carbon emissions. Eco Material’s sustainable SCMs — including fly ash and proprietary Green Cement products — now displace more than 5 percent of total United States cement consumption annually, resulting in more than 5.5 million tons of avoided CO₂e emissions in 2024 alone. Other key highlights from the Eco Material 2024 report include: ● 6.2 million short tons of fresh fly ash and bottom ash diverted from landfills; ● 467,806 tons of harvested legacy ash put to beneficial use; ● 73,292 tons of Green Cement produced, avoiding more than 65,000 tons of CO₂; ● more than 2 billion gal. of water use avoided by using fly ash; and ● 20 percent of fleet replaced with fuel-

efficient trucks, cutting operational emissions. “Our mission is to build a greener world by rethinking what’s possible with construction materials,” said Grant Quasha, CEO of Eco Material Technologies. “We’re proving that domestic fly ash is not only a powerful climate solution, but also a resilient and scalable one. The infrastructure transformation is already under way, and we’re proud to be leading it.” As the construction industry recognizes the benefits of using alternatives to imported cement and carbon-intensive building materials, Eco Material’s products offer a domestic, scalable solution. The Company’s proprietary cement technologies — PozzoSlag and PozzoCem — can replace up to 100 percent of ordinary portland cement (OPC) in select applications, without compromising and often improving performance. These innovations are enabling a transition toward near-zero emissions concrete while also reducing water usage, with more than 2 billion gallons of water use avoided in 2024 through SCM substitution for OPC. Eco Material operates at more than 125 sites across 42 states, serving more than

where Eco Material supplied 90,000 tons of fly ash for what will become the tallest roller compacted dam in the United States. In California, Eco Material’s fly ash was used in the John Madden Football Center at Cal Poly, helping reduce the carbon footprint of the new LEED-targeted facility. In Texas, the company’s PozzoCem H-65 green cement was successfully deployed in the plug and abandonment of a historic oil well, demonstrating novel applications for its cement technologies in the energy sector. Looking ahead, Eco Material remains focused on doubling its annual volumes of recycled material to 20 million tons by 2030. The company’s vision aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production). Its commitment to emissions transparency and circular resource use positions Eco Material as a key partner in the transition to climate-resilient infrastructure and lowercarbon construction practices. For more information, visit ecomaterial.com/sustainability/. 

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5,000 unique customer locations with more than 1,100 employees — 14 percent being women compared to the national average of 10.9 percent in the construction industry. Its expanded logistics footprint and recent investments in fuel-efficient transportation have further reduced operational emissions. In 2024, the company replaced 20 percent of its heavy truck fleet with more sustainable alternatives and reported a Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR) of 0.83, remaining below the industry average and demonstrating a strong commitment to workplace safety and health. The company’s SCMs are already playing a critical role in high-profile infrastructure projects across the country. This includes the Gross Reservoir Expansion in Colorado,

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Tadano Announces Sale of Four Rabern AED Announces Its Rentals Locations to Sunbelt Rental Record Attendance at Women in Equipment Conference 2025 Tadano Ltd. announced the sale of in the lifting and access equipment reflects our commitment to staying true its Rabern Rentals business to Sunbelt industry. to that focus. Rental operations require Rental effective Sept. 17, 2025. Commenting on the Rabern Rental a different business model and prioriTadano Ltd. acquired Rabern divesture, Dean Barley, president and ties. Under Sunbelt Rentals ownership, Rentals as part of its acquisiRabern Rentals will have the tion of Manitex International flexibility and focus necesInc. in January 2025. The sary to continue growing its Sunbelt Rentals rental business and better sale includes Rabern Rentals’ “Under four business locations in serve customers.” northern Texas – Hereford, ownership, Rabern Rentals will The move reinforces Lubbock and two in Tadano’s role as a dedicated have the flexibility and focus partner to rental companies Amarillo. All other companies from necessary to continue growing everywhere, ensuring that the January Manitex acquisiTadano is fully invested in tion — Manitex Inc., PM Oil its rental business...” supporting its customers, & Steel S.P.A and Manitex rather than competing with Valla S.r.l. and their subDean Barley them, and delivering the best sidiaries — remain a part of overall value. Tadano America Corp. Tadano Ltd. Divesting the Rabern The sale of Rabern Rentals Rentals business enables reflects Tadano’s focus as a manufac- CEO of Tadano America Corp., Tadano Tadano to stay focused on its portfolio, turer dedicated to engineering lifting Mantis and Tadano Manitex, said: enhance efficiency and position itself to and access solutions for the markets “Tadano’s core expertise is designing, better achieve its growth objectives in they serve. Tadano remains fully com- manufacturing and supporting the most lifting and access equipment. mitted to advancing innovation, prod- dependable lifting and access equipFor more information, visit uct development and customer support ment, and the Rabern Rentals sale tadano.com. 

Certification Center at Equip Expo Offers Valuable CEUs for Landscapers, Contractors For a second year, Equip Exposition’s Certification Center will offer courses and education to help landscapers and contractors add valuable continuing education units (CEUs) toward maintaining their certifications. Weed management, pesticide application, tree and plant health management, tree/shrub pruning and pesticide safety are among the courses offered. Equip Exposition is being held Oct. 21-24, 2025, at the Kentucky Exposition Center. The award-winning and fifth largest trade show in the United States drew more than 28,500 contractors, dealers and manufacturers last year. “About half of our trade show attendees work with chemical applications and over a thousand of our attendees took chemical applicator education courses during Equip last year,” said Kris Kiser, president and CEO of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI), which owns Equip Exposition. “Landscapers and contractors can take a certification class and then see the latest equipment and top solutions from exhibitors on the trade show floor,” Kiser said. “Fifteen chemical application education classes are being offered this year, and more than 100 exhibits will showcase related solutions, including spreaders, fertilizers, fungicides, weed control, herbicides, insecticides and organic pest and disease control products. They can also meet and talk to other people doing these things in their businesses.” The easiest way to navigate the show and its 1.2 million sq. ft. of exhibits is with the Equip Expo app, sponsored by

Case Construction Equipment. The states of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio have provided a CEU credit sheet for the Chemical Applicator sessions and more states are pending approval. Many state certifications are managed by state agencies. As additional states recognize the quality education offered at Equip Expo and provide CEU credits, updates will be posted. Equip will offer turfgrass sessions in both English and Spanish. Some sessions in the Certification Center are free and others cost $30 or $50. Sessions are provided in partnership with The Davey Institute and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. “These courses are offered by some of the highest quality, highest caliber people in our industry, that you will never get to see live in a room probably, unless it’s at this event,” said Samuel Rankin of ETCH Outdoor Living. “If we are not continually learning … we’re literally going backwards… it’s an opportunity for us to take that next incremental step.” Zane Raudenbush, manager of research operations, said The Davey Institute is excited to share best practices. “...we know that the best way to have a safe workforce is to ensure our employees are well-trained,” Raudenbush said. “By participating in these workshops, Davey employees can collaborate with our allies in the industry to help make everyone safer and more knowledgeable.” Courses offering a CEU require an additional registration fee of $30 or $50 per class and can sell out. For more information, visit EquipExposition.com. 

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Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) announced the success of its 2025 Women in Equipment Conference, held on Sept. 17-19 in Chicago, Ill. The annual event reached new heights this year, drawing 131 attendees representing dealerships, manufacturers and service providers across all areas and levels of the equipment industry. The conference featured dynamic programming designed to advance leadership skills, foster meaningful connections and address the unique challenges women face in the workplace — while highlighting the critical role allies play in supporting lasting change. A highlight of the event was the keynote session, Likeable Badass: The Science of Winning the Status Game — A Fireside Chat with Alison Fragale & Lisa Rottmann. Fragale, a research psychologist, award-winning professor, international speaker and author, shared insights into workplace dynamics, influence and confidence. She was joined by Lisa Rottmann, president of Stowers Machinery Corp., who brought valuable industry perspective and real-world leadership experience. Together, they delivered an engaging and inspiring conversation that challenged attendees to rethink how status, leadership and opportunity are shaped in today's workplace. Attendees praised the conference for its open and collaborative environment. “This is my fourth time attending, and I look forward to it every year,” said Kerri Courrier, regional aftermarket manager of RDO Equipment. “The speakers are always insightful, and the networking is invaluable — especially with so many new faces this year. I highly recommend this conference as a meaningful way to connect, build relationships and strengthen the presence of women in equipment.” “The 2025 Women in Equipment Conference was an incredible success and a testament to the strength, talent and leadership that women bring to our industry,” said Brian P. McGuire, AED president and CEO. The Women in Equipment Conference continues to be open to all who are committed to growing the presence of women in the equipment industry. By fostering dialogue, collaboration and leadership development, the event plays a vital role in helping to advance both individual careers and the industry as a whole. For more information, visit aednet.org. 

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Metso’s Data-Driven Performance Services Support Mining Metso is launching data-driven performance services to empower the mining industry with faster, fact-based issue resolution. Metso’s data-driven performance services are a set of innovative equipment performance solutions designed to help customers prevent production losses, avoid safety risks and ensure consistently optimized operations. data-driven performance services offer harmonized service capabilities that cover the entire minerals processing flowsheet. Metso’s transformative data-driven solutions are a combination of intelligent thresholds, advanced analytics and AIenabled diagnostics capable of capturing and describing complex cases for faster action. The analytics and AI capabilities are complemented by Metso’s continuously expanding global network of data-driven experts to ensure consistent and responsive service delivery. The enhanced remote monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities reduce the need for on-site inspections and resident experts. “Data-driven performance services empower mining operations to move from reactive to predictive, insight-driven decision making,” said Arttu-Matti Matinlauri, vice president of minerals segment digital of Metso. “Based on our analysis from live customer cases, the data-driven performance services solutions have cut issue resolution times up to 50 percent by having the data available for analysis when issues arise. Whilst proactively monitoring the equipment on behalf of our customers, on average, we have identified a potential risk every 1,400 hours of operation, saving over 8 hours of production per solved case. These risks would have otherwise been missed by our customers.” Two Scalable Service Levels According to Metso, the data-driven performance services are designed for site maintenance and operations teams to maximize equipment availability, reliability and performance through two scalable service levels: • Data-driven technical support provides fast and factbased troubleshooting and issue resolution. Through live equipment data, Metso’s experts can improve first-time fix rates and reduce production losses. The expanded data-driven expert network ensures consistent delivery of services. • Data-driven condition monitoring enables early detection of equipment related issues and failures through continuous remote monitoring. AI-powered analytics and expert diagnosis ensure prioritized actions, reducing unplanned downtime and safety risks, improving availability, uptime and performance. Combined with life cycle services, Metso can conduct the corrective actions efficiently on-site. “As an original equipment manufacturer, Metso is in a unique position to understand the multitude of different operating modes and equipment related failure mechanisms impacting performance and how they are identifiable from

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Metso is launching data-driven performance services to empower the mining industry with faster, fact-based issue resolution.

data,” said Matinlauri. “This knowledge has been accumulated over decades of valuable collaboration with our customers and complemented with data from connected equipment and processes. We are excited to deepen our collaboration by harnessing our vast knowledge base to improve our customers’ performance through data-driven performance services.” Data-Driven Minerals Processing, Metals Refining Metso is committed to advancing the digitalization of the mining industry. Data is at the core of fact-based decision making. Analytics and AI enable minerals processing and metals refining plants to maintain and improve their performance. Metso believes in empowering plant operators,

metallurgists, maintenance crews and site management with data-driven solutions to get the most out of combining site and OEM expertise with insights. Metso’s data-driven minerals processing and metals refining solutions help plant operations and maintenance take the next leap on five levels: Measurements allow accurate data to be collected. Stability is achieved through managed control systems. Availability is enhanced with algorithms continuously monitoring equipment ensuring reliability. Productivity is maintained by automating process and equipment control adjustments in real-time. Optimization and planning provides a view to the future through simulations to adapt to changing conditions. For more information, visit metso.com/portfolio/ data-driven-performance-services/. 

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FROM REDUCTION TO SHAPING

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FAE MTL Head Now Available for Tractors Up to 300 Hp FAE is upgrading its range of MTL multitask heads for the construction sector, making them compatible with tractors up to 300 hp and available in the new MTL-250 width. The MTL enables soil stabilization, asphalt and rock slab shredding and stone crushing, down to a maximum operating depth of 11 in. The FAE MTL multitask head has been designed for the maintenance and upgrading of dirt, gravel and asphalt roads. The variable-geometry grinding chamber, adjustable grille on the hood and adjustable Hardox counter blade consistently enable optimal crushing results. Internal protection plates on the frame, bolted both centrally and laterally, ensure the head is robust and reliable while also guaranteeing excellent resistance to wear, according to FAE. The depth indicator allows users to check the operating level directly from the cab, and the central gearbox with universal-joint alignment system is designed to be compatible with a wide range of tractors on the market. The new MTL is available in the follow-

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The MTL enables soil stabilization, asphalt and rock slab shredding and stone crushing, down to a maximum operating depth of 11 in.

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FAE is upgrading its range of MTL multitask heads for the construction sector, making them compatible with tractors up to 300 hp.

ing widths: MTL-150, MTL-175, MTL200, MTL-225 and MTL-250. The head comes standard with G/3 teeth, with the option of G/3/HD teeth and R/65 or R/65/HD picks on a dedicated rotor. For more information, visit fae-group.com/en_US/ 

Toku: Pulverizing Performance for Demolition Growth

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Toku Striker FPV Series fixed hydraulic pulverizer.

Secondary demolition tools are designed and engineered to safely and efficiently break down or remove structures, buildings or materials while preparing the site for new construction, renovation or redevelopment. The demolition market has witnessed significant growth in recent years due to factors such as urbanization, infrastructure development and renovation projects — all amid post-COVID construction upswing. The global demolition tools market size was valued at $5.72 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $7.95 billion by 2033, at a CAGR of 3.7 percent during the forecast period from 2025 to 2033. In response to meeting this growth trajectory head-on, Toku America Inc. has recently advanced its Striker FPV Series fixed hydraulic pulverizer. The secondary attachment is uniquely engineered for reduction and fragmentation of demolished materials, making disposal and recycling easier by separating the rebar from the concrete — delivering reliability, precision and crushing force.

FPV Series Fixed Pulverizer Specs Part of its growing demolition equipment series portfolio, Toku’s FPV Series demolition operations in heavy-duty industries like mining, construction and recycling — featuring the following engineering optimization specifications: • Housing: Manufactured from highstrength, wear-resistant Hardox steel — known for its hardness and durability. • Hydraulic Cylinder: The reversed hydraulic cylinder is engineered to provide optimal crushing force while protecting the rod from accidental impacts and damage during use. • Pressure Relief Valve: Designed to protect the pulverizer from high hydraulic pressure spikes. • Speed Valve: Present in medium-large size crushers, the speed valve significantly increases the opening and closing speed of cylinders to provide fast and efficient cycle times. The speed valve, combined with an onboard energy recovery system, allows for fast cycle time, maximum strength and productivity. • Interchangeable Teeth and Blades: The teeth have a patented cutting profile that increases penetration and crushing of the

material. Reversible blades significantly increase their useful life. • Interchangeable Plate: The FPV series are designed with a “Bold-On” wear plate for fast, easy maintenance. Notably, this plate prevents wear of the structural material — increasing the lifespan of the attachment. According to Toku America President Matt Gruden, “Toku’s Striker FPV is uniquely designed to work on the ground to meet the needs of secondary processing, such as recycling and crushing of the loose materials. Given the boom in secondary demolition tools, the FPV series engineered configuration of structural strength and crushing efficiency performance features can meet these heavy-duty/long-haul demands.” Toku also has an engineering team available with more than 40 years of experience to provide guidance and technical support in choosing the rock breaker system specific to customers’ needs. The company’s service profile also offers hydraulic breaker rebuild options including — master seal kit, front tool bushing, spring pins/stopper pins, retainer pins, labor and return freight. Additional parts and labor will be quoted as needed prior to repairs. For more information, visit: toku-america.com. 

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Caterpillar Bolsters Lineup With Next Generation MH3032 Material Handler Caterpillar photo

JESCO Inc.

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Caterpillar is strengthening its lineup of material handlers with the launch of the Cat Next Generation MH3032 material handler.

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Caterpillar is strengthening its lineup of material handlers with the launch of the Cat Next Generation MH3032 material handler. Positioned to plug the gap between the MH3026 and MH3040, both already on the next generation platform, the new MH3032 calls on the same criteria to deliver performance, durability and reliability in a 30 MT technology-driven design. “Material handling is all about efficiency,” said Vincent Migeotte, Caterpillar senior product and sales consultant. “How can you move and sort materials — waste, scrap or recycling — in as little time as possible, with as few moves as possible, using as little fuel as possible, and all without compromising safety or operator comfort? “That’s the essential principle of our next gen architecture,” he added. “Keeping control over operating costs, without sacrificing performance. It’s those parameters that come to the forefront in the MH3032.” With a near-15 m reach, the MH3032 is available with both drop-nose and straight-stick options for maximum configurability. Typical scrap materials are no challenge for the standard Cat orange-peel grapple with its 1 m³ capacity, while a 20 kW generator option puts magnet attachments into play for even greater onsite versatility, according to Caterpillar. “Ease of operation and optimum productivity are provided by Cat Payload, the built-in technology that allows operators to see how much they’re lifting in each load and to constantly monitor tonnage output, said Caterpillar. “Also fitted as standard on the MH3032 is Cat 2D E-fence, which keeps the arm within a predefined work area away from the

elevated cab, providing greater operator confidence while protecting the machine from damage and helping improve site safety. This is combined with a new Swing Assist feature, which automatically stops the swing motion at an operator-defined preset point.” “Technologies like these not only help reduce the operator fatigue associated with repetitive tasks but also help improve site safety,” said Migeotte. “Optimized movements also mean incremental improvements to time and fuel consumption.” The safety theme continues into the material handler cab, where an in-cab monitor displays dual external camera views to maximize visibility and hazard awareness, according to Caterpillar. Although the MH3032 joins the material handler lineup as a completely new model, it uses components common to the rest of the MH3000 Next Generation range. Power for the MH3032 follows the same principle: its Cat C7.1 engine is one of Caterpillar’s most modular — and most compact — power units, meeting U.S. EPA Tier IV Final, EU Stage V, and Japan 2014 emission standards or emitting equivalent to U.S. EPA Tier III and EU Stage IIIA based on regional availability, according to Caterpillar. Deployed in the MH3032, it’s coupled with long-life filters, fewer hoses and fewer check points to allow extended maintenance intervals for further operational savings. “By meeting the demands of the 30 MT size class headon, the MH3032 should prove a popular selection in the allimportant material handling sector,” said Migeotte. “It’s a fine machine, totally at ease with its next gen credentials, and we’re delighted to see it launch in 2025.” 

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Finlay Unveils New J-1280 Tracked Mobile Jaw Crusher Finlay has introduced the J-1280 jaw crusher, a new addition to its tracked mobile crusher lineup. Designed to bridge the gap between the J1175 and the larger J-1480, the J-1280 delivers performance in a more transport-friendly package, making it the ideal solution for medium-sized quarries and larger contractors seeking high capacity without the logistical challenges of heavier equipment. Featuring a large 47 in. x 32 in. jaw chamber, the J-1280 offers a wide gape and throughput capabilities for hard rock applications. Despite its size, the machine is engineered for easier transport, weighing less than the J-1480 while maintaining strength

and durability. Martin Conway, global sales and marketing director of Finlay said, “This balance of size and mobility has been a direct response to strong feedback from the Finlay distribution network, who emphasized the need for a lighter, more transportable model yet with the same jaw dimensions of our highest-selling units in several key regions.” One of the standout features of the J-1280 is its hydrostatic drive system, according to Finlay. Unlike direct drive alternatives, the hydrostatic setup allows the crusher to continuously operate in reverse. This functionality is critical for clearing blockages quickly and safely, without the need to manually lift mate-

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Finlay introduced the J-1280 jaw crusher, a new addition to its tracked mobile crusher lineup.

rial from the chamber. The ability to unblock not only improves safety by reducing the need for working at height but also minimizes downtime by eliminating the need for lock-out/tag-out procedures during unblocking. The J-1280 is available in three feedin configurations: a standard vibrating grizzly feeder (VGF), a pre-screen option and an extended pan feeder with pre-screen. This flexibility allows operators to tailor the machine to their specific application needs, whether priori-

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The J-1280 delivers performance in a more transport-friendly package.

tizing throughput, fines removal or feed consistency. “This latest addition to the jaw crusher lineup reflects our commitment to engineering excellence, customer feedback and operational efficiency,” said Conway. “With a focus on safety, transport efficiency and highperformance crushing, the Finlay J-1280 is a machine built not only to meet the demands of today’s quarrying and contracting environments but to exceed them.” For more information, visit terex.com/ finlay/j-1280-jaw-crusher 

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Featuring a large 47-in. x 32-in. jaw chamber, the J-1280 offers a wide gape and throughput capabilities for hard rock applications.

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Right Lane Industries Sells TerraSource to Astec Industries Right Lane Industries announced that it has signed an agreement to sell TerraSource Holdings LLC to Astec Industries for $245 million. TerraSource is a provider of material handling equipment and related aftermarket Right Lane Industries photo parts and services for crushing and separating applications globally. Right Lane acquired a 51 percent interest in TerraSource from Hillenbrand Inc. in October 2021, and worked to enhance the scale, profitability and competitiveness of the company. Right Lane combined an aligned management team with targeted operational improvements and transformative acquisitions to create an attractive global business with significant growth prospects, ultimately delivering exceptional TerraSource logo value for all stakeholders involved. “We are proud of what we achieved together at TerraSource,” said Eric Mara, Right Lane’s CEO. “This transaction showcases the strength of our entrepreneurial management style, operational playbook and partnership approach, particularly in complex carveout scenarios. We look forward to applying our model to similar opportunities in the future, creating signifiAstec Industries logo cant value through close collaboration with

our partners, counterparties and management teams.” Kim Ryan, CEO of Hillenbrand Inc., said, “The partnership with Right Lane was the right choice for us and has positioned TerraSource very well for continued growth. We are confident that TerraSource will continue to flourish under Astec’s ownership, and we wish them every success.” Kevin Hambrice, TerraSource CEO, said, “Congratulations to our exceptional colleagues at TerraSource, Right Lane and Hillenbrand for this successful collaboration. The transformation journey has been remarkable, and I’m confident our partnership with Astec will enable us to continue our extraordinary trajectory, further enhance our market leadership and deliver exceptional products and services to our customers.” The transaction is expected to close by July 1, 2025, following receipt of customary regulatory approvals and other normal closing conditions. Key Banc Capital Markets advised TerraSource on the transaction, and Taft served as legal counsel. For more information, visit rightlaneindustries.com, terrasource.com/ and astecindustries.com. 

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Diamond Mowers Celebrates 25 Years of Grit, Growth

Diamond Mower’s 25th anniversary party.

In 2000, the Doyle family started Diamond Mowers with a bold idea — to be more than just a manufacturer of industrial mowing equipment. They set out to build a company rooted in service, trust and partnership — one that would stand shoulder to shoulder with the people who work the land every day. Now, 25 years later, Diamond Mowers is proud to say that mission still fuels everything it does. Built for Field, Backed By Grit From its earliest days, Diamond Mowers believed that building great equipment starts with listening — to contractors, municipalities, landowners and operators. The work they do isn’t easy, and they don’t settle for equipment that only gets the job halfway

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done. They need performance, reliability and support — and that’s what Diamond spent the last two and a half decades delivering. Diamond’s journey has been shaped by real-world feedback and hard-earned insights from the field. Every cutter, mulcher and attachment it has designed has been built with purpose — to handle tough terrain, heavy vegetation and long days on the job. “This milestone is not just a celebration of where we’ve been — it’s a reflection of the partnerships we’ve built, the grit of our team and our commitment to empowering those who work the land every day,” said Wayne Baumberger, CEO/president of Diamond Mowers. “From our humble beginnings to where we are now, it’s been an honor to stand shoulder to shoulder with our customers in the field.”

Powered By People Behind every machine is a team of people — and Diamond wouldn’t be here without its team. From its headquarters in Sioux Falls, S.D., Diamond has grown into a nationwide brand known for its innovation, durability and drive, according to Diamond Mowers. But at the heart of Diamond is a team that shows up every day with grit, pride and a shared commitment to doing things right. Diamond’s customers push it to be better. Its dealers help extend its reach. And its employees are the engine that powers it all. Focused On Future 25 years is a milestone worth celebrating — not just because of what Diamond has accomplished, but because of what lies

ahead. According to Diamond, it’s just getting started. The land isn’t getting easier to clear, and the challenges its customers face are always evolving. That’s why it remains committed to leading the way in performance, safety and support, said Diamond. Whether it’s developing new attachments or enhancing the tools and services that support its partners, Diamond is focused on solutions that make real impact. “To every customer who’s trusted us with their toughest jobs, to every dealer who’s helped us grow, and to every employee who’s contributed to our journey — thank you,” said Diamond Mowers. “This anniversary is yours as much as it is ours. Here’s to the next 25 years of cutting, clearing and reclaiming the land together.” 

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FAE’s PT300 Becomes More Versatile With SFM/PT Head FAE is broadening the fields of application for the PT300 tracked carrier with the introduction of the new SFM/PT multitask attachment, which can shred wood, crush stones and cut stumps or roots, all in one head. The new SFM/PT can shred trees and vegetation up to a diameter of 14 in.; crush stones up to a diameter of 8 in.; and cut buried stumps up to a diameter of 18 in. It can work down to a maximum depth of 12 in. This model is recommended for managing woodlands and forests, for creating firebreaks and for working near electrical lines or oil and gas pipelines. Due to its ability to work below the topsoil, it also is ideal for clearing or converting wooded or stony land. The key features of this head include the interchangeable wear-resistant Hardox inner plates, the hydraulic hood for effective control of the dimensions of the final product, the

transmission with side gearbox which maximizes power to the rotor and the adjustable Hardox counter blade. The SFM/PT joins the other heads available for the PT300

carrier: forestry mulchers, forestry tillers, stump cutters and dozer blades. For more information, visit fae-group.com 

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The new SFM/PT can shred trees and vegetation up to a diameter of 14 in., crush stones up to a diameter of 8 in., and cut buried stumps up to a diameter of 18 in. It can work down to a maximum depth of 12 in.

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Nuss Collection Hosts Open House in Rochester, Minn. Standing in his bib overalls at the counter of the local Mack dealership, Charles Ind signed the check for a new truck for his construction company. This truck would be the first of many new Mack trucks sold by Bob Nuss’ father, Charles Nuss, and a core memory for Bob that stuck with him frozen in time. Later he would receive the original chassis build record from a family friend and customer to time stamp the moment in history forever. For Bob Nuss of Nuss Truck and Equipment, knowledge of Mack trucks and the fleet industry have been a staple of his family since 1923; starting with Charles, who became a Mack dealer in 1959. In high school, Bob worked in the parts department of his father’s shop and after college, he decided to return to his roots in Rockford, Minn., and rejoin the family business in 1969. In the mid-70s Bob received a job offer to run a dealership branch in Minnesota, he chose to take the position and ended up purchasing the dealership in 1979. The dealership’s initial location sat behind a truck stop that burned down in December 1979, offering Bob an opportunity to buy the property and rebuild. Since 1983, Nuss Truck and Equipment has steadily expanded its footprint across the region, opening 10 branch locations across Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin to better serve its growing customer base. Over the years, the company has diversified and strengthened its offerings, becoming a trusted Volvo construction dealer and building a reputation for reliability and expertise in the heavy equipment industry. In addition to its business achievements, Nuss has played a leadership role in the trucking community, with the company’s representatives serving as the dealer council chairman of Mack Trucks — helping to

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The Nuss Collection Building America, which opened in 2021, houses trucks and vehicles starting from the early 1900s that have been restored by the Nuss family.

shape industry standards, foster collaboration and ensure that customer needs remain at the forefront of innovation and service. “In 2001, we purchased RDO Truck and Equipment in the Twin Cities, which grew 60 percent in one day,” said Bob. “That was interesting since we were a privately held company and they were a publicly traded company; it ended up as a little blurb on the front page of the Wall Street Journal.” The Nuss family is not only known for their truck and equipment business, but also for their museum collection of antique Mack trucks located in Rochester, Minn. “We never really intended to have a museum,” said Bob. “We really just ended up with some stuff and my son Greg had a passion for it and one truck led to two, which led

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to four, that led to eight and pretty soon we had to have a place to put it, we were fortunate to pick this building up and remodel it to house our collection.” The Nuss Collection Building America, which opened in 2021, houses trucks and

vehicles starting from the early 1900s that have been restored by the Nuss family. Bob recalls having visitors all the way from Luxembourg come to admire the museum. One notable museum piece is a 1933 Mack CJ with serial number 1001 adorning the floor of the museum, the first truck in production that included the Mack bulldog and it was showcased at the World’s Fair in 1934. Bob notes that his favorite addition is probably the 1926 Mack AP that took Nuss 18 months to restore. He also highlights a photo that hangs on the museum wall showcasing a Russian airplane loading up four Mack trucks. According to Nuss, the airplane was 4 ft. too short to hold all four trucks so Bob helped navigate a solution to angle park all the trucks to fit the plane. Cascading three decades of evolution in Mack trucks, The Nuss Collection holds a piece of history that will never be forgotten, showcasing items restored. This museum captures Americana of the early 1900s and allows future generations to immerse themselves in one the country’s historical keepsakes of the trucking industry, not only letting visitors experience the history of trucks themselves, but of the Mack company. This year, Mack trucks have hit an important milestone, celebrating its 125th anniversary. Visitors are encouraged to view the collection and learn more about the pieces. The museum hosted its fall open house on Sept. 20, celebrating the history with free admission. Outside of the fall open house, the museum is open to visitors by appointment. For more information, visit nussbuildingamerica.com.  (This article was submitted courtesy of Purple Wave Auction.)

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Towmaster Celebrates Chris Pokornowski’s 30-Year Career

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Towmaster announced Chris Pokornowski, who has served the company with distinction for 30 years, most recently as general manager has stepped down as of Sept. 26, 2025. His career with the company is a story of growth, leadership and lasting impact. Pokornowski began his career at Towmaster with the intention of taking on a short-term role before pursuing other opportunities. However, his talent and leadership potential quickly became evident. Starting on the production floor, he advanced through multiple positions, ultimately being promoted to leadership when Towmaster offered him a supervisory role. That pivotal decision set the course for a long and successful career. Over the years, Chris held eight different positions within the organization, progressing from production laborer to general manager. His career path exemplifies Towmaster’s commitment to developing leaders from within. “Anyone can make a difference and grow within the company,” Pokornowski said, underscoring the value of perseverance and dedication. Throughout his tenure, Pokornowski witnessed significant changes in the equipment industry. He cites advancements in suspension systems, scaling technology and safety features as particularly influential, both for Towmaster and the broader industry. He also observed the steady growth in the size

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of equipment, which has consistently challenged the trailer industry to innovate. Looking ahead, he anticipates major developments with the eventual integration of electric and autonomous vehicles into the towing industry, changes that will have profound implications for trailer design and electrical systems. Among the many customer experiences Pokornowski has had, one stands out as especially memorable. When faced with a dissatisfied customer struggling with scaling issues, he worked directly with him to demonstrate proper trailer use. Pokornowski asked the customer to try the trailer under his direction. By the end of the day, the problem had been resolved and the interaction had transformed into a positive relationship. For Pokornowski, this story reflects the importance of customer focus and the ability to turn challenges into opportunities. Pokornowski plans to take time to rest before exploring the next chapter of his career. His parting advice to colleagues is both practical and inspiring. “Don’t underestimate the impact you are making on the people around you.” Towmaster extends its deepest gratitude to Chris Pokornowski for three decades of dedicated service, leadership and commitment to excellence. His contributions have left a lasting impact on the organization, and he departs with the respect and admiration of his colleagues.  CEG

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Snow and Ice Section For more information on snow-clearing equipment and spreaders, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

John Deere Offers Path Snow Removal Mapping Solution “Snow removal, especially in rural areas where visibility can be hindered, requires accuracy for safe and efficient operations.”

Matt Costello John Deere

John Deere introduced John Deere Path, a mapping solution designed to help operators navigate snow removal operations with precision. Snow-covered roadways present significant challenges, making it critical for operators to clear them effectively. With John Deere Path, operators gain a better sense of road edges and boundaries, when premapped, even in tumultuous winter weather conditions, according to John Deere “Snow removal, especially in rural areas where visibility can be hindered, requires accuracy for safe and efficient operations,” said Matt Costello, product marketing manager, John Deere. “With a large percentage of U.S. roads located in snow-prone regions, John Deere Path is designed to give operators the confidence to navigate snow-covered roads, helping them stay on course to complete their work safely and reliably.” Built on the technology of the John Deere StarFire receiver and G5 display technologies, John Deere Path, an option on John Deere motor graders and other plow equipment, provides operators with the ability to pre-map road boundaries before snowfall, creating precise guidance routes automatically sent to the John Deere Operations Center. During snow events, near real-time maps help operators maintain alignment with road edges, with audible alerts warning if the equipment moves too close to premapped boundaries, helping to reduce acci-

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John Deere introduces John Deere Path, a mapping solution designed to help operators navigate snow removal operations with precision.

dent risks and infrastructure damage. The G5 universal display provides a clear, intuitive interface for confident navigation. Operators can visualize road edges and follow a guidance track overlayed on satellite imagery, with a visual error bar alerting them to deviations and excessive drift. When road boundaries and obstacles are pre-mapped, the system also enhances obstacle awareness, such as mailboxes and curbs, while enabling operators to track and document completed work for efficiency, according to John Deere. Points of interest can be added at any time for changes on route or marking potential road maintenance areas after snow.

John Deere Operations Center plays a critical role in snow removal management. All mapped routes and completed work data are seamlessly integrated into the platform. John Deere Operations Center provides insights into total area plowed, machine location, duration of work and fuel usage when available, allowing fleet managers to make informed decisions and efficient resource allocation, according to John Deere. John Deere Path is available as two optional solutions to meet the needs of a variety of operations. John Deere Path is specifically designed for John Deere motor graders, offering integration with machines

from model year 2016 and newer. For customers with mixed fleets and older models, John Deere Path Universal offers a modem for a fully closed-loop system, making it compatible with a variety of other machines like plow trucks. By leveraging advanced mapping and precision technology, John Deere Path delivers a way to manage snow removal operations. With enhanced accuracy, improved operator awareness and integrated fleet management capabilities, John Deere Path helps keep roadways clear and communities moving. For more information, visit JohnDeere.com. 

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Blue Diamond Attachments Announces New Snow Blower Blue Diamond Attachments announced the launch of an addition to its full line of snow removal attachments. Available for skid steer loaders, the new Blue Diamond heavy duty snow blower provides excellent performance under both wet and dry snow conditions. With an 11-in. chute diameter, the new snow blower attachment is built to evacuate high volumes of snow quickly and comes in cutting widths from 62 to 96in. Key features of the new Blue Diamond heavy-duty snow blower include: • High tensile steel ribbon flighting. To deliver even the heaviest wet snow to the awaiting fan, the Blue Diamond snow blower uses machine formed hand welded 19-in. augers made with high tensile steel ribbon flighting to provide strength and durability. • A five-blade fan. A standard 26-in. diameter five blade fan not only moves high volumes of snow quickly, but also features tighter tolerance to the housing increasing velocity of the snow exiting the chute. • A manual pin-style deflector. Blue Diamond snow blowers come with a manual pin style deflector allowing a true set it and forget approach to blowing snow. Blue Diamond Attachments photo • Adjustable skid shoes. The heavy-duty Available for skid steer loaders, the new Blue Diamond heavy duty snow blower snow blowers come equipped with adjustable provides excellent performance under both wet and dry snow conditions.

skid shoes extending the life of the cutting edge and helping to protect surfaces from damage commonly associated with snow removal. • A hydraulic rotator. The hydraulic rotator on the chute is ideal for skid steer loaders with cabs or for contractors/property managers needing to make frequent adjustments. • Hydraulic line check valves. The valves prevent reverse rotation and allow the motor to overrun after the valve is shut off. • Various plug features. This feature allows for virtually any skid steer to be used with the heavy-duty snow blower. “The addition of this heavy-duty snow blower to our line of snow removal attachments could not come at a better time for contractors and municipalities who are looking to update or upgrade their existing fleet,” said Drew Truan, chief operating officer of Blue Diamond Attachments. “Our new snow blower is compatible with most OEMs, it’s built to withstand the harshest of winters and it is supported by Blue Diamond and our extensive dealer network.” The new heavy-duty snow blower attachment comes with the Blue Diamond satisfaction guarantee and are backed by a 1-year warranty. For more information, visit bluediamond attachments.com. 

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WANTED (CA): CATERPILLAR WHEEL WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE WANTED (KS): VERMEER TRACK TRENCHER. LOADERS, ALL MODELS. CRAWLER DOZER, MODEL 550K LGP. EMAIL: STATELINEDIG@DIODECOM.NET NEED BULLDOZER, 550K LGP JOHN EMAIL: KARLOSZAC15@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 402-806-0073 DEERE 2020 – 2023, ENC. CAB 24 INCH- PHONE: 657-274-8724 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ES WITH WINCH, UNDER 700 HOURS WANTED (US): LIEBHERR LTM 1220 WANTED (US): STERLING DUMP METER AND FRAME. ALL TERRAIN CRANES. TRUCKS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR EMAIL: EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA A ROTARY HI RAIL DUMP TRUCK, PRE PHONE: 346-484-0369 EMISSIONS, ANY MAKE/MODEL. PHONE: 450-346-8975 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– EMAIL: WANTED (US): KOMATSU 270-8 WHEEL –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– MURPHYCONTRACTORS@YAHOO.COM WANTED (TX): CATERPILLAR 950B LOADERS - LOOKING FOR KOMATSU PHONE: 860-324-9693 WHEEL LOADER; LOOKING FOR A CAT –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WA270 OR WA200 WHEEL LOADERS 950B OR E, OR ANY MECHANICAL WITH THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: WANTED (OH): FREIGHTLINER DUMP HOURS: UNDER 5,000 (PREFERRED), WHEEL LOADERS FOR SALE TRUCKS, ALL MODELS. LOOKING FOR BUT HIGHER HOURS ARE ACCEPTEMAIL: A ROTARY HI-RAIL DUMP TRUCK, PRE ABLE AT A LOWER PRICE. YEAR: NORTHHEAVYEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM; EMMISSIONS, ANY MAKE/MODEL. BETWEEN 2014 AND 2018. BUDGET: EMAIL: PHONE: 281-694-5478 AROUND $75,000, DEPENDING ON CON- –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– MURPHYCONTRACTORS@YAHOO.COM DITION AND HOURS. WANTED (US): TAKEUCHI SKID STEER PHONE: 860-324-9693 EMAIL: AMERICAUSEDEQUIPMENT@ –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– LOADERS, ALL MODELS. TL150, GMAIL.COM \WANTED (US): CUMMINS GENERAMUSTANG MTL 25TH, GEHL CTL80 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– TORS, ALL MODELS. LARGE TURBO 2 OR CYCLONE AIR FILTER WANTED (AZ): MECALAC 10 MCR PORTABLE OR STATIONARY GENERAASSEMBLY AND ACCESSORIES, EXCAVATORS. TORS IN ANY CONDITION — CAT, CUMPLUMBING FROM FILTER AND EMAIL MINS, DETROIT, MTU, PERKINS, VOLVO EXTERNAL SPINNER. FAWCETT.HOTSHOT@GMAIL.COM; (DIESEL OR NATURAL GAS) CAN EMAIL: AMATZEN@BROOKFIELDR3.ORG REMOVE IF NEEDED. PHONE: 870-321-9572 PHONE: 660-734-0452 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– EMAIL: MICHSURPLUS@GMAIL.COM; WANTED (CA): CATERPILLAR 966F II –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– PHONE: 201-679-6437 WANTED (NC): JCB 214E BACKHOE WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– LOADER - HEAVY ROOT RAKE TO ANY CATERPILLAR DISMANTLED WANTED (WORLDWIDE): KOMATSU REPLACE FRONT BUCKET ON 214E MACHINES – WHEEL LOADERS, WHEEL LOADERS, MODELS WA 600-3 BACKHOE LOADER EXCAVATORS, BACKHOES, DOZERS AND WA 600-6 2014 OR UP MODELS. EMAIL: NORWOOD1310@GMAIL.COM; OR MOTOR GRADERS, ANY MODEL. EMAIL: IUKANDCO@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 910-289-1310 EMAIL: PHONE: +923331234598 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FEEDBACK@GCESEQUIPMENT.COM; –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NC): JOHN DEERE 12” PHONE: +1 (657) 274-8033 WANTED (PA): CAT OR CASE BUCKETS – LOOKING FOR A 12” BACKHOE LOADERS, ANY CONDITION. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– BUCKET FOR A JOHN DEERE 310 G EMAIL: DEALER.SALES11@GMAIL.COM; WANTED (PA); MANUFACTURER: BACKHOE. PHONE: 717-621-3470 INTERNATIONAL 250-C CRAWLER EMAIL: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– LOADER. LOOKING FOR A MACHINE DANDHWORRELL@CHARTER.NET WANTED (TX): INGERSOLL RAND IN ANY CONDITION OR IN ANY STATE. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 185CWJD AIR COMPRESSOR, NEW. EMAIL: WANTED (TX): CATERPILLAR EMAIL: DAVID@FELDERWW.COM; HARLOWCONTRACTING@YAHOO.COM; EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS. PHONE: 267-738-5984 EMAIL: MMERRILL@WHEELERCAT.COM PHONE: 713-542-0458 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– PHONE: 801-201-8655 WANTED (US): HATZ ENGINE - E71 WANTED (WA): CATERPILLAR 420E –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– HATZ DIESEL ENGINE, RUNNING OR BACKHOE LOADER. INTERESTED IN WANTED (US): CASE WHEEL LOADPARTS PURCHASING THE FOLLOWING CATER- ERS, ALL MODELS - 521D 521E 521F EMAIL: AILEENLOZZI@ME.COM; PILLAR BACKHOE MODELS: CAT MOD- 621D 621E 621F 721D 721E 721F. PHONE: 717-806-8969 EMAIL: ELS: 416C, 416D, 416E, 420D, 420E, 420F ST, 420F, 420F IT, 420F2, 420F2 IT. FRANKHORAN@GTMIDATLANTIC.COM; –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR PHONE: 800-654-USED ALSOLOOKING FOR CASE BACKHOE MOTOR GRADERS, MODEL MODELS: CASE MODELS: 580M, 580SM, –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 12G,14G,140G,140H ETC. RUNNING OR WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI 580N, 580SN. PLEASE PROVIDE NON RUNNING UNITS. DETAILS ON THEIR CONDITION, OPER- ZW180-6 WHEEL LOADERS. EMAIL: IUKANDCO@GMAIL.COM; EMAIL: SALMAN.MAYI@GMAIL.COM ATING HOURS & PRICING. PHONE: +92-333-1234598 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– EMAIL: JANDWINS@GMAIL.COM; –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 140G PHONE: 425-286-8778 WANTED (WORLDWIDE): VOLVO MOTOR GRADER 8000 OR UP SERIAL –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY MODEL. WANTED (GA): RYAN MODEL 2070 VOLVO L320 , L330 OR L350F, YEAR EMAIL: GRAPPLE ROYALMACHINERYTRADERS@GMAIL.COM ABOVE 2013. MUST BE RUNNER/NONEMAIL: RUNNER. PHONE: 0-33-6059-8261 BOBBYSHELTON1983@GMAIL.COM; EMAIL: ALADNANENT@GMAIL.COM; –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– PHONE: 678-323-5647 PHONE: +923445757577 WANTED (OR): KOMATSU 3.0 YARD –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– BUCKETS - NEED A 2015 KOMATSU WANTED (WORLDWIDE) CATERPILLAR WA270 LOADER BUCKET. QUICK WANTED (US): KAWASAKI WHEEL CRAWLER DOZER, MODEL D11 / D11T LOADERS 80Z, 85Z, 90Z RELEASE STYLE. CD. GOOD WORKING CONDITION. EMAIL: EMAIL: EMAIL: HYESUNG_KIM@NAVER.COM; EQUIPMENTDESTINY@GMAIL.COM; BRANDONDANLEY86@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 822-425-6601 PHONE: 1-541-213-4973 PHONE: +1 346 484 0369 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ENGINE FOR A TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR - CAT D6R XL SERIES II - ENGINE C9 - SERIAL #: 4ZF10784 EMAIL: MILANZOLL@INCOMERH.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CAT 983-B; KOEHRING 1066, RUNNING OR NOT; GRADALL ON TRACKS, RUNNING OR NOT; DRESSER 250-E CRAWLER LOADER. CALL 267-738-5984 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (MA): CATERPILLAR 308E2CR QC EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: KKNOPE@DEFELICECORP.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): MISC. CATERPILLAR ATTACHMENTS. LOOKING FOR RELIABLE IT COUPLER ATTACHMENTS & JOHN DEERE 644K FORKS (JRB COUPLER) TO ENHANCE OUR CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS. ITEMS REQUIRED TO BE IN GOOD, WELL-MAINTAINED CONDITION. PREFERRED ATTACHMENTS ARE SIDE DUMP BUCKETS (LEFT AND RIGHT), BROOM ATTACHMENT, EXTENDABLE BOOM ATTACHMENT FORKS. PHONE: 484-781-2958 EMAIL: JWALSH@JAMESTOHARAINC.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): DRESSER 125E CRAWLER DOZERS - LOOKING FOR A COMPLETE BOSCH VA PUMP OR HEAD AND ROTOR. EMAIL: CRAIGBERENS944@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (FL): COTTRELL TRAILERS, ALL MODELS. EMAIL: WILFREORLANDO@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE BROOMS / SWEEPERS, ALL MODELS. MID-SIZED JOHN DEERE OR HYUNDAI EXCAVATOR PLUMBED AND WITH CONCRETE PULVERIZER. EMAIL: NEWYORKCWS@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 973-956-8854 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (PA): NEW HOLLAND ATTACHMENTS - 7614 LOADER ATTACHMENT FOR NH TRACTOR. EMAIL: KEVCOOKENTERPRISES@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 814-386-5541 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS DITCH WITCH VACUUM/EXCAVATION EQUIPMENT EMAIL: BILL@DITCHWITCHNEWMEXICO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KAWASAKI WHEEL LOADERS 85ZV , 90ZV , 90ZIV , 95ZV. ALSO SEARCHING FOR KOMATSU WA470-3 , WA600-3 , WA600-6. RUNNING OR NON-RUNNING CONDITION. EMAIL: ALADNANENT@GMAIL.COM PHONE: +923445757577 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NC); CLARK ECX 25 FORKLIFT. EMAIL: JBSSERVICES37@GMAIL.COM ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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Deutz Corp. Agrees to Acquire Onsite Diesel, Expanding Services Deutz Corp. has entered into an agreement to acquire the assets of OnSite Diesel, a Texas-based provider of heavy equipment repair services. The transaction is expected to close October 1, 2025. Under the agreement, Deutz Corporation will continue to operate the OnSite Diesel brand, maintaining its reputation for servicing heavy equipment, including machines used for pipeline installation, rock quarry operations and landfill management. Deutz plans to retain all OnSite Diesel associates and will continue daily operations from the company’s Willis, Texas, facility, located just outside Houston. OnSite Diesel is a family-owned business, launched in 2014 with one service truck and a single-bay shop. Today, with a fleet of service trucks and a larger custom-built facility, OnSite Diesel provides services to customers within a 250-mi. radius. “We’re proud of the reputation OnSite Diesel has built over the years, and we’re excited to see it continue under Deutz Corporation’s leadership,” said Brent Nestor, president and owner of OnSite Diesel. “Our team remains dedicated to delivering the same reliable service customers expect, while also taking advantage of enhanced resources that will help us continue to evolve our business following the acquisition.” Over time, Deutz anticipates leveraging OnSite Diesel’s capabilities across a broader footprint in new markets, reinforcing its role as a trusted partner across multiple industries. This acquisition will enhance Deutz’s United States presence and strengthen its ability to deliver exemplary service for an ever-growing catalog of off-highway equipment. “The acquisition of OnSite Diesel represents our commitment to whole-machine service,” said Spencer McHugh, Deutz Americas head of M&A, strategy and field service growth. “With this expansion, we’re building on the foundation of our Deutz Power Centers, moving beyond engine and light equipment service to create a true one-stop-shop solution. We’re grateful to Brent Nestor and his entire team for their dedication to outstanding customer service, and we’re excited to build a better future together.” For more information, visit deutzamericas.com. and onsite-diesel.com. 

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Go to WWW.LYONAUCTION.COM for START-STOP times on our TIMED & LIVE AUCTIONS LIVE: Thursday, October 9: TONAWANDA, NEW YORK: One Owner. 15. TIMED: Closes- Tuesday, November 18, Opens- Tuesday, November 4: Large Demolition Construction Company. Mostly John Deere Big Excavators, Very PORT MURRAY, NEW JERSEY: Complete Liquidation. Rolloff Trucks, Large Large Quantity of Demo Attachments, Wrecking Balls, Shears, Grapples, Thumbs, Quantity Rolloff Containers, Support Plus Construction Equipment, Dump Trucks, 2nd & 3rd Members, Poles, Very Large Amount of Support Equipment, Quantity Truck Tractors and Trailers. Scrap, Group of Nice Mini Excavators. 16. LIVE: Friday, November 21: SARDIS, OHIO: Job Completion of Cat, John 2. LIVE: Friday, October 10: TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT: One Owner. Deere, Komatsu Construction Equipment, Truck Tractors, Dump Trucks, Service Construction, Demolition, Aggregate & Trucking Company. Later Model and Pickup Trucks, Attachments and Support. Equipment: Articulated Haul Truck: Volvo A40G, Cat 345(Hi-Reach), Late Model LIVE: Tuesday, November 25: CLEVELAND, OHIO: Complete Truck Tractors: 2018 Peterbilt(quad), and Dump Trucks, Like New Landoll 55T, 17. Liquidation. One Owner Retirement Auction. Dump Trucks, Truck Tractors, Dump Talbert 40T. Trailers, Equipment Trailers, Support, Attachments, Complete Shop, Construction 3. LIVE: Thursday, October 16: MEYERSDALE (Pittsburgh), Equipment. PENNSYLVANIA: One Owner. Complete Liquidation. Very Late Model Coal TIMED: Closes- Saturday, November 29, Opens- Saturday, November 15: Construction Equipment, Service & (15)Pickup Trucks, Boom & Water Trucks, Parts 18. BRIDGEPORT, NEW YORK: Late Model Rental Fleet Construction & Utility and more. HIGHLIGHTS: (13)Cat D11s, Cat D10s, Cat D8s, (30)Straight Frame Equipment, Cat 982, Cat 980H, Cat 12G, (10) Telescopic Forklifts, Large Amount Trucks: (2)2024 Cat 777, Cat 777D, Cat 7773D, Rubber Tired Loaders: Cat 992G, of Attachments, Support, (40)Straight Trucks (15)Truck Tractors(Cold Plate), Cat 992D, Cat 992C, Unused Cat 988K, 2022 Cat 982, Motor Graders: Cat 16M, Cat (10)Refrigerated Trailers 4-50- ton Detachable Trailers. 16G. LIVE: Friday, December 5: LANCASTER, OHIO: Construction, Utility 4. LIVE: Friday, October 17: BERILIN, NEW JERSEY: Part 2 Retirement 19. Equipment, Forklifts, Aerial Lifts, Skid Steers, Service & Pickup Trucks, Dump Auction. Aggregate: Power Screen Crusher, Late Model Dump Trucks: (5)2020Trucks, Truck Tractors, Dump & Equipment Trailers, New & Used Attachments and (8)2019 Mack GR64F(tri.), Fuel & Water Trucks, Loaders, Excavators: (2)Cat Support 335FLCR, Utility Equipment, Boom Lifts, 12 Pickup Trucks, Trailers: (6)Step Deck, Attachments and Support. 20. TIMED: Closes- Wednesday, December 10, Opens- Wednesday, November 26: TORONTO, CANADA: Large Cat Rental Fleet with Cat Excavators, Cat 5. LIVE: Monday, October 20: TAMAQUA, PENNSYLVANIA: Large Cat Crawler Tractors, Cat Loader Backhoes, Cat Rubber Tired Telescopics, Welding Shop and Machine Shop Equipment Auction. Retiring after 40 years in Loaders, Cat Skid Steers, Cat Generators, Air Compressors and Hydraulic Business. (2)Iron Workers, Plasma Table, Power Shear and Power Bender, Large Hammers. Selling at the Same Time will be Large Amount of Rental Fleet Utility Steel Rollers, Many Welders, Forklift, Wheel Loader, Lots of Hand Tools and Equipment from a Canadian Rental Fleet Including Boom & Scissor Lifts, Light Machine Tools, Steel Inventory of all Types. Plants, Welders, Trucks, Trailers, Heating Equipment. 6. LIVE: Wednesday, October 22: HOUSTON, TEXAS: Rental Fleet LIVE: Friday, December 12, RICHMONDVILLE, NEW YORK: Major, Construction, Utility Equipment, All Types of Aerial Lifts & Forklifts, Trucks and 21. Major Job Completion. Late Model Construction Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, Trailers, Plus Large Amount of Support Equipment. HIGHLIGHTS: (12)Cat All Types of Trucks and Trailers, Large Quantity Support Equipment (It's Good). Telescopic Forklifts, (4)Cat Forklifts, Cat CS56B, (10)Cat Skid Steers, (10)Cat Excavators, (15)Cat Rubber Tired Loaders, (6)Cat Crawler Tractors, (10)Cat 22. LIVE: Saturday, December 13, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Rental Fleet Backhoes, (2)4,000gal., (2)2,000gal. Late Model Water Trucks, Truck Tractors. Equipment, Telescopic Forklifts, Boom & Scissor Lifts, Construction & Utility Equipment, Cat Excavators, Truck Tractors, Equipment & Reefer Trailers and 7. LIVE: Closes-Thursday, October 23, Opens- Thursday, October 9: KINGS Support & Attachments. PARK (Long Island), NEW YORK: Major Job Completions of Several Long Island Jobs Plus One Paving Outfit. HIGHLIGHTS: Excavators, Asphalt Pavers, Rollers, 23-24. 2-DAY AUCTION. DAY 1 LIVE: ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY: Dump Trucks, Service & Pickup Trucks, Box Trucks, Solar Boards, Attachments and Saturday, December 20, DAY 2 TIMED: ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY: more. Closes- Sunday, December 21, Opens- Thursday, December 11: Rentals, Rentals, 8. LIVE: Thursday, October 23: QUERETARO, MEXICO: New & Late Rentals. Construction, Utility Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, (10)New Cab & Model Cat, Komatsu, John Deere, Bomag, Hamm Construction & Asphalt Chassis, All Types of Trucks, Trailers, Support and Attachments. Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Attachments, Support Equipment. Very Clean Group of 25. LIVE: Saturday, December 27, TIMED: Closes- Sunday, December 28, Equipment. Opens- Sunday, December 14: GREENWICH, NEW YORK: LIVE: All Large 9. TIMED: Closes- Tuesday, October 28, Opens- Tuesday, October 14: Construction, Utility Equipment & Trucks. TIMED: Attachments, New & Used MARCUS HOOK, PENNSYLVANIA: Property is Sold. Retirement Auction. Large Support Equipment. HIGHLIGHTS DAY 1: (2)Unused Peterbilt Triaxle Dump Quantity Late Model Snow and Construction Equipment, Vehicles, All Types of Trucks, (2)Unused Kenworth Triaxle Rolloff Trucks, 2025 Peterbilt Triaxle Truck Snow Equipment and Attachments, Large Quantity of Support. Tractor, (2)Demo John Deere 310P Backhoes, (5)Late Model Service Trucks, (12)Telescopic Forklifts, Unused Screening Plant and more. 10. LIVE: Thursday, October 30: ACME, PENNSYLVANIA: Late Model Construction & Utility Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, Attachments, Support, All 26-36. 33RD ANNUAL LIVE & TIMED FLORIDA AUCTION: Friday, Types of Dump Trucks Truck Tractors and Trailers. 35+ Excavators. January 30 to Monday, February 9: BUSHNELL, FLORIDA: Unbelieveable! By Popular Demand this Sale will be 11 Glorious Days of Selling New & Like New 11. LIVE: Wednesday, November 5: ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND: Several Rental Fleet Equipment. Only the Best to be Found Here. Construction, Utility Job Completions at the Same Time. HIGHLIGHTS: (10)Asphalt Pavers, Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, Dump Trucks, Truck Tractors, All Types of (8)Asphalt Transfer Machines, (2)Milling Machines, Crawler Crane, (5)Excavators, Trailers(the best), Enormous Amount of New & Like New Support, Attachments (10)Crawler Tractors, (2)Crawler Loaders, (3)Rubber Tired Loaders, Cat 769C and more. Rock Truck, (3)Cat 621B, (5)Vibratory & (15)Asphalt Rollers, (2)Distributor Trucks, (2)Pull Discs, (6)Message Boards, (12)Bobcat Skid Steers, Light Plants, 37-38. LIVE 2-DAY AUCTION: Wednesday, March 4 - Thursday, March 5, SPECIAL: Approx. (20)Late Model Kenworth Dump Trucks(tri.), (2)Peterbilt LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: To Coincide with the Famous ConExpo Show. Featuring Lowboy Truck Tractors, Mechanics Truck, Lowboy Trailer, (25)Pickups, Plus Earthmoving Construction Equipment, Forklifts, Boom & Scissor Lifts, Utility and Attachments, Support and Parts, Pickups, Attachments and Support. Landscape Equipment, Attachments, Support, All Types of Trucks and Trailers New and Used. 12. LIVE: Friday, November 7: ASHTUBULA, OHIO: Major Job Completion of Construction & Demolition Equipment. Cat D7R, Cat D5G, (2)Cat 623B, NEW DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED 500Kw Generator, Shears, Bucket Trucks, Rolloff Trucks & Containers, All Types 39. LIVE: MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE: Job Completion of Late of Trailers Large Quantity of Shop Equipment. Model Construction & Aggregate Equipment, Truck Tractors, Dump Trucks, Pickup 13. LIVE: Tuesday, November 11: PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA: Very & Service Trucks, Trailers, Attachments and Support. Late Model Cat, John Deere Construction Rental Fleet Equipment. Cat, John Deere, 40. LIVE: CHICAGO, ILLINOIS: Big! Complete Liquidation. Very Large Komatsu, Support, Attachments and SPECIAL 8 Acres on the Ohio River. Amount of Truck Tractors, Trailers and more. 14. TIMED: Closes- Wednesday, November 12, Opens- Wednesday, October TIMED: MULTIPLE LOCATIONS: Large Quantity Construction 29: CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA: New Enterprise. Construction, Aggregate, 41. Equipment, Telescopic & Warehouse Forklifts, Boom & Scissor Lifts, Trailers, Truck Cat Rubber Tired Loaders, Utility Equipment, Large Quantity Cement Mixers, All Tractors. Types of Support, Attachments, Trucks and Trailers. 1.

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New Exit Ramps, Technology Coming to Business Loop I-81

Crews set forms for east abutment stem wall on new Bear St. Bridge. VIADUCT from page 46

support three lanes carrying two-way traffic. This will create easier access to the highway

Seen here is the southern interchange construction.

network and to the downtown business districts, area hospitals and universities. The new Crouse Avenue on-ramp to I-690 eastbound has been completed.

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Contract Five The work is centered in Syracuse’s Southside. Work includes transforming the existing Interstate 81 to future Business Loop 81. The highway will gradually become a street for more than a mile, allowing residents to more easily access businesses, churches, schools and residents. Workers will build a roundabout to calm the traffic and keep it safe for everyday use. The contractors also will demolish seven spans of the viaduct under this contract and remove them as part of the neighborhood transformation. A new railroad bridge also will be constructed between Martin Luther King East and the roundabout at Van Buren Street, carrying the New York Susquehanna and Western Railway tracks over Business Loop 81. The construction team also will build a new exit ramp from Business Loop 81 northbound to Colvin Street. Not all the work will be roads, bridges and ramps. The community improvements will include upgrades to the storm water runoff and sewage systems and pedestrian and cyclist amenities will be added, along with new traffic signals and noise barriers. Construction began in 2025. Already, crews have demolished the Fineview bridge and started deconstructing Renwick Avenue. The work teams are now switching I-81 northbound traffic to southbound lanes to enable further construction activity. Technology has played an important role in this complex undertaking. An app for the project has enabled the construction team to

communicate directly to the public about changing traffic patterns and bottlenecks. Drones have provided accurate information for earthwork, paving and driving sheet piles. Some contractors have been using automated machine control, aiding in accurate placement of material and meeting specifications. In some sections of the project, air monitors are used to monitor dust control. On the few occasions that sensors indicated poor air quality, the contractors were able to quickly adjust to benefit travelers and residents. One unusual strategy has been the employment of archeologists on the project. “Some of our activity has been near the sacred lands of the Haudenosaunee and other native nations’ lands,” said Parmley. “The archeologists have been proactive in discovering important artifacts before construction, saving time and headaches. For example, on one occasion, the team discovered a wooden water pipe from the 1800s. The archeologists jumped in and did their work, without causing any delays to the contractor. Syracuse also is the site of the former Erie Canal, meaning other historical items could be uncovered. Parmley and the team are proud of the work on this multi-faceted project and its effect on Syracuse. “By removing the Viaduct that has divided the community in the past, we will reconnect the community and allow easier vehicle and bicycle access. The five contracts will make a significant impact throughout the city.”  CEG (All photos courtesy of NYSDOT.)

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SOUTHERN PA FALL CONTRACTORS AUCTION am

Friday, October 17th Starting @ 9

Absolute Auction Virtual Live-Broadcast and Timed Auctions Wednesday, October 22, 2025 – 9:00AM Phoenixville, PA

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Items Include: Asphalt Milling and Paving Equipment • Hydro-Excavator Trucks • Hydraulic Excavators • Rubber Tired Loaders • 4x4 Extend-A-Hoes • Skid Steers and Shop Forklift • Mobile Brooms, Trench Compactors and Air Compressors • Service Truck, Truck Tractor and Lowboy • Dump Trucks • Stake Body, Utility Body and Pickups • Tag Along Trailers • Construction Support Tools and Equipment • Shop Tools and Equipment

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Pre-inspection: Wednesday and Thursday October 15th and 16th from 8am-4pm A complete array of items to choose from: We have many trucks to choose from in this sale! Rolloffs, Service Trucks, Cars, Trucks, Peterbilts, Golf carts of different sizes. An assortment of Heavy Equipment Excavators, Mini Excavators, Skid Steers, Compact Track Loaders, Ofﬁce Trailers, Storage Containers, Severe Duty Buckets in different sizes. Attachments of all kinds and much, much more, Some New and Used Items to choose from.

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HCEA Announces Dedication of Its New Museum Building The Historical Construction Equipment Association announced the dedication of its new National Construction Equipment Museum building on Sept. 19, 2025. The 20,000-sq.-ft. structure is specifically designed for the permanent preservation and display of the major pieces from the museum’s collection of more than 220 antique construction machines and other vehicles. The vaulted ceiling allows for shovel and crane booms to be raised, and the spacious heated floor will provide ample access for viewing the exhibits. The building replaces the 7,000-sq.-ft. exhibit area in an older structure that had none of these benefits. Ground was broken on Sept. 23, 2023, and the first steel was placed Dec. 17, 2024 by prime contractor Clouse Construction Corp., a corporate member of the HCEA. Major construction was completed in spring

2025 with installation of the rollup doors for equipment. The building’s $2 million cost was fully funded in advance, entirely through donations. Ken Taylor, president of Ohio CAT — also a corporate member of the HCEA — led the effort, culminating in the $500,000 Big Push matching funds drive. The HCEA wishes to thank Taylor and the hundreds of other donors to the project. Additional funds are being raised for future improvements inside the building, which will include office and archives space and an educational center. All of this will be funded in advance as well. The Museum, at 16623 Liberty Hi Road in Bowling Green, Ohio, is open to the public by appointment only until further notice. Call the HCEA at 419-352-5616 or email info@hcea.net to make arrangements. 

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Notice: Due to the untimely death of Mr. Charles Gayson, Naomi Elaine Petrzala Executrix for the estate, in accordance with the Last Will and Testament, has engaged Hunyady Auction Company to completely liquidate all assets of CGE Environmental Services. Everything must sell to the highest bidder at Absolute Auction without minimums or reserves. As a testament to his generosity, Mr. Gayson bequeathed all net proceeds of the sale to the United Fire Company, Montrose, Pennsylvania! Items.Include¿.Mini Hydraulic Excavators • Skid Steer Loaders and Attachments • Crawler Tractor • Tractor Loader Extend-A-Hoe • Vac Trailer and Vac Truck • Dump Trucks and Roll- Flatbed Trucks • Tag-A-Long Trailers • Enclosed Cargo Trailers (Setup For Environmental Cleanup) • Air Compressor, Tools, and Miscellaneous

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The construction team also utilized detours and performed some work activities at night. This approach has minimized delays to the traveling public and enabled workers to do their work more safely. “Safety governs everything we do,” said Chris McRobbie, project manager of both jobs. “Safety and quality are always at the forefront of our minds.” The three roundabouts will be elevated approximately 15-20 ft. above the parkway. “We expect the flow of traffic will be greatly improved because of the work at Popes Head Road, removal of traffic signals and modernization,” McRobbie said. Both new bridges at the Popes Head Road interchange will be constructed with steel plate girders integrated into the abutments. Having set all girders in May, the construction team will be pouring the superstructure concrete for the cast-in-place bridges this summer with paving to follow. Asphalt for the Popes Head Road project will be produced and placed by Branscome Paving Company from its plant in Manassas, Va. Parkway Adds Lanes As the Popes Head Road project moves toward the finish line, the parkway widening project is off to a good start. The two new lanes will be created within the current median. McRobbie described an efficient

operation of full-depth construction within a median work zone protected by temporary concrete barriers so there is minimal disruption from surrounding traffic. At completion of the interior widening work, the remaining grass median will vary from 4 to 8 ft. wide. The new lanes will be topped with a stone matrix asphalt (SMA) course and will be a total of 12.5 in. thick. Beneath the SMA will be a 3-in. open-graded drainage layer that will absorb water and direct it into storm drains placed at strategic points along the road. A cement-treated aggregate will form the bottom layer and provide strong support for the road structure. Branch has teamed with Allan Myers to produce and place the parkway asphalt. The parkway expansion from four lanes to six will require work on existing bridges at two locations. “We will be using steel plate girders to widen the bridges at Braddock Road and Lee Highway, said McRobbie.” McRobbie believes the efforts will make a difference for motorists in Fairfax County. “These two projects will provide a better traveling pattern for motorists,” he said. “People who regularly drive the parkway will no longer be impeded by the Popes Head Road intersection and the neighborhoods on Popes Head Road will enjoy better connectivity.”  CEG (All photos courtesy of VDOT and Branch.)

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during installation.” Quicker and more accurate installation results on the job site when modular components are assembled there as all parts are designed to connect perfectly “The result is an overall increase in the quality of the finished structure, with reduced need for adjustments and rework,” said Ryan. Risk management involves controlling variables and prefabrication offers control of nearly every variable in the component’s construction. By shifting component construction from the job site to the “predictable confines” of a factory, prefabrication allows for a more methodical approach. The timeline for construction “becomes more reliable, and quality checks can be conducted more thoroughly in a dedicated facility,” said Ryan. With prefabrication, the risks associated with weather, site conditions and labor are mitigated before the components reach the building site, he added. “These proactive measures ensure that potential problems are identified and resolved in advance.” This, in turn, reduces the likelihood of costly and time-consuming issues arising during the crucial stages of on-site assembly, said Ryan. The construction method can virtually eliminate delays caused by adverse weather conditions or the need for specific environmental settings for materials. “Moreover, the ability to conduct comprehensive testing and refine aesthetic details within a factory setting ensures that components arrive on-site,” said Ryan. It also guarantees they arrive “in a state of near perfection, ready for immediate assembly.” Frontloading the production and quality assurance phases in modular construction allows for parallel site prep, said Ryan, and expedites build time. “The culmination of these factors is a streamlined construction process where speed is matched by an uncompromised commitment to quality,” he said. Labor issues plague the construction industry. But one of the biggest benefits of prefab construction, in Ryan’s eyes, is maximized labor efficiency. “By bringing together specialized labor in a controlled setting, construction teams can focus on precision and quality,” he said. And they can operate in tandem without the distractions and variables found at traditional construction sites. “This not only improves the quality of work but also enhances safety and reduces overall project costs, allowing specialists to focus on their craft,” he said. Managing Risks Associated With Modular For all its rewards, prefabrication is not without its risks. The process requires careful planning and consideration to fully realize the benefits.

Ryan, prefab construction can maintain its efficiency advantage. At the same time, the construction method can assure equitable risk distribution among stakeholders. The transportation and storage of project components are often the greatest limitations to prefab construction. “Virtually anything can be prefabricated with the right equipment, sufficient space and adequate infrastructure to transport it,” Ryan said. But the unique challenges of transporting oversized components, such as wind turbine blades or bridge sections, requires careful planning and coordination. Ryan believes the success of a prefab project can be credited to logistics as much as the actual construction. “For example, the average prefabricated blade for a wind turbine is about 120 feet long,” he said. That is more than double the length of a typical tractor tailor, already difficult to navigate through turns in many suburban areas, he said. “Transporting an item of this size requires specialized route planning, considering the increased turning radius and weight of the item.” Ryan believes that most often the limitations of prefabrication are due to restraints in both manufacturing and transportation. “If an item is being carried across a bridge, will it support the weight?” he said. And, if the item has to be hoisted into place, is the crane powerful enough to get it there? “These are the types of questions that need to be answered before committing to a specific prefab project,” said Ryan. Finally, there are design changes. “If there’s one thing that is virtually guaranteed on any construction project, it’s change,” said the civil engineer. Whether it’s differing site conditions, material availability or design considerations, even small changes can render prefab components unusable, he said. “Prefabricated components are manufactured based on design specifications and site assessments.” As a result, said Ryan, any discrepancies between the expected and actual site conditions can lead to complications. “For instance, unusual soil characteristics or subterranean obstructions may require on-the-fly adjustments to prefabricated foundation elements,” he said. “Similarly, design changes made after the commencement of prefab production can lead to costly rework.” Changes can even render existing components unusable if they no longer align with the revised design. That’s why stringent design freeze policies are often implemented on construction projects, in addition to thorough and regular site evaluations. “Despite these challenges, the key to successful prefab construction lies in diligently managing the design phase,” said Ryan. It also lies in ensuring comprehensive site analysis to prevent expensive and time-consuming setbacks, he added. 

Adobe Stock photo On bridge projects, the most common modular components include beams, girders, deck segments and pier caps, manufactured off site and transported to the job for onsite assembly.

Number one of Ryan’s list is interface management — ensuring prefabricated components from different production sites fit together perfectly upon assembly. Some materials are more forgiving when it comes to misaligned connection points, said Ryan. Wood and steel are two examples. But, he said, regardless of the material prefabrication requires meticulous planning and precision engineering to avoid costly on-site adjustments. “Successful interface management eliminates potential errors in manufacturing and is pivotal in maintaining project timelines and budgets.” The next modular construction con is liability, which Ryan said can be challenging in prefab construction. This challenge happens particularly when issues arise from interface management discrepancies. “The responsibility for components that do not seamlessly integrate … should be clearly defined by the contractual agreements,” he said. “It is important for all parties involved, from the general contractor to the modular fabricator, to understand where liability rests for each element.” Contractors should make sure project contracts clearly outline responsibility for defects or mismatches. This will ensure that parties are aware of their obligations and potential liabilities from the outset, said Ryan. “In industries such as oil and gas, it is common for the general contractor to assume the bulk of the risk,” he said. “This centralized liability model ensures accountability but also empowers the contractor to factor this risk into their pricing structure.” By proactively managing contracts and liabilities, said

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