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As part of the largest renovation to Tampa International Airport since it opened in 1971, construction crews in Florida are continuing work on Phase I of a massive master plan expansion. At an estimated cost of $971 million, the first phase includes a 2.6 million sq.ft. rental car center, a 1.4-mi. automated people mover, a main terminal/concessions overhaul and smaller support projects. “We broke ground in November 2014, and expect to be finished next year,” said Danny Valentine, Tampa International Airport
spokesman. “We have a lot of construction across our campus, but we are an airport first, and providing a high level of customer service for our passengers is a top priority.” The work is part of a more than $2 billion, long-term renovation and expansion that will improve the passenger experience over the next 10 years. It also will allow the airport to ultimately double its passenger traffic to 34 million. For staff, anticipating potential customer issues is crucial. “Whenever possible, we try to minimize construction impacts,” said Valentine. “This is done through the use of additional signage, as well as additional guest service representatives. We also
try to keep construction behind walls and out of sight or schedule the work during off-hours, including overnight when fewer guests are around.” During the expansion, areas within the main terminal and surrounding roadways have been affected. Valentine noted that travelers don’t seem overly concerned about closures, delays and other inconveniences. “We’ve performed well,” said Valentine. “We continue to rank among the top airports in America in terms of customer satisfaction, as we did prior to construction. We track passenger satisfaction internally with our WiFi construcsee AIRPORT page 47
Growing Florida Sinkhole Claims Two More Homes LAND O’LAKES, Fla. (AP) Officials in Florida said Aug. 5 a sinkhole that swallowed two homes in July is growing. Pasco County officials during a news conference said that a large chunk of the hole’s edge has collapsed. Two more homes in Land
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The Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) approved the latest Six-Year Improvement Program (SYIP) for the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and the Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT), which allocates $18.6 billion to transportation projects over the next six fiscal years beginning July 1, 2017.
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Virginia’s CTB OKs $18.6B Six-Year Improvement Program The Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) approved the latest Six-Year Improvement Program (SYIP) for the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and the Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT), which allocates $18.6 billion to transportation projects over the next six fiscal years beginning July 1, 2017. Projects include highway, road, bridge, rail, transit, bicycle/pedestrian paths and other transportation improvements across the state. The SYIP provides funding to more than 3,600 transportation projects to improve the state’s infrastructure. This SYIP is the second program to include projects funded through the new funding structure provided by the Governor and General Assembly in 2015, including SMART SCALE distributed High Priority Projects and District Grant programs and State of Good Repair. FY 2018-2023 Six-Year Improvement Program breakdown: $15.2 billion — Highway Construction: • $1.1 billion — state of good repair; • $2.1 billion — SMART SCALE; • $0.7 billion — legacy programs; • $3.4 billion — specialized programs; • $1.2 billion — revenue sharing; • $1.6 billion — maintenance; • $0.1 billion — research and planning; • $3.9 billion — public-private partnerships; and • $1.1 billion — local and regional funding $3.4 billion — Rail and Public Transportation • $817 million — rail initiatives • $2.6 billion — public transportation*
*Includes $168 million in SMART SCALE funds. $18.6 billion — Total six-year program VDOT’s Annual Budget for FY 2018 The Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) annual budget for Fiscal Year 2018 is $5.4 billion, representing a one percent increase from the FY 2017 budget. The increase from the previous year is due to a large increase in project participation contributions from the regional entities and localities, offsetting a significant reduction in state revenue and lower use of bond proceeds. Without the increased project contributions, the FY 2018 budget would have been $315 million less, or a four percent reduction from the FY 2017 budget. The annual budget is based on the most recent official state revenue forecast from December 2016 and estimated federal funding. Funds that will be provided for highway maintenance and operations represent 35 percent of the total budget, followed by nearly 31 percent for highway construction. Smaller portions of the budget are directed to address the needs and requirements of debt service, support to other agencies, tolls, administration, and other programs. The Breakdown: • $356 million — debt service; • $2.13 billion — road maintenance and operations (includes city and county street payments); • $548.6 million — support to other agencies, tolls, administration and other programs; • $1.87 billion — construction; and
• $492.5 million — funding dedicated to Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads regions for local and regional transportation projects $5.41 billion — Total VDOT annual budget DRPT’s Annual Budget for FY 2018 The Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) annual budget for Fiscal Year 2018 is $689 million. The overwhelming majority of these funds are directed to a variety of grant recipients, including: public transportation providers, local and regional government entities, freight railroads and Amtrak. Over 50 percent of these funds are dedicated to capital improvement projects. The annual budget is based on the most recent official state revenue forecast from December 2016 and estimated federal funding. The Breakdown: • $429 million — public transportation programs; • $207.3 million — passenger and freight rail programs; • $1.6 million — rail industrial access programs; • $7.8 million — rail preservation programs; • $8.7 million — commuter assistance programs; • $13.9 million — agency operating budget; • $4.3 million — planning, regulation, and safety programs; and • $16.4 million — human service transportation programs $689 million — Total DRPT annual budget (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Introducing Arkansas Department of Transportation In a historical transition, the state’s transportation agency begins a new chapter in its more than 100 years of existence. Senate Bill 589, now Act 707 of 2017, changes the name of the Arkansas State Highway and Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n Department to the A r k a n s a s Department of Transportation. The 128-page bill was a recommendation of the Legislative Task Force on Intermodal Transportation and Commerce (the length of the bill was the result of changing the name of the Department in every location within the Arkansas Code). Among its charges, the task force considered combining the Arkansas Department of Aeronautics and the Arkansas Waterways Commission with the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department to
become the Arkansas Department of Transportation. Although the task force recommended the Department not take in the Arkansas Aeronautics Department and the Arkansas Wa t e r w a y s Commission, it did recommend changing the name of the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department in order to: • Bring the department into the mainstream of the vast Scott Bennett majority of transArDOT portation entities; • Align the department with specific language in Federal law which refers to the various “Departments of Transportation”; and • Identify the Department as the point of contact for intermodal development in coordination with Aeronautics and Waterways,
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Senate Bill 589, now Act 707 of 2017, changes the name of the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department to the Arkansas Department of Transportation.
for purposes of economic development. “We are the backbone of economic development in the state,” said Scott Bennett, ArDOT director . “And nothing makes job creation more possible than the work we do.” In 1929, the Arkansas Highway Department was separated from the State Department of Lands and remained until 1977 when the name was changed to the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation
Department. Now 40 years later, a new name emphasizes the agency’s continuing role in improving the quality of life for Arkansans. “Although we have a new name, we still have the same commitment to safety, efficiency, quality and trust,” Bennett said. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Communities Bank on Mega Youth Sports Complexes ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Youth sports travel is scoring big as communities across the United States build multisport complexes crammed with state-of-the-art fields, rinks and courts in hopes of drawing not only tournaments for kids crazy about sports — but also parents who spend big on transportation, hotels, food and family entertainment. All across the country, communities are reinventing themselves as youth sports travel destinations, following a model that Disney helped launch 20 years ago with a sprawling sports complex in Kissimmee, Fla. Youth sports tourism is the name of the game in Westfield, Ind., a community of 30,000 that opened a 400-acre, $49 million sports complex in 2014. The largest publicly funded complex of its kind at the time has exceeded revenue expectations: the facility brought in 1.5 million total visitors in 2016, which translated into some 60,000 hotel night stays and $162.6 million into the area’s coffers. Several years ago, Florida’s Seminole County began exploring ways to boost tourism dollars for its rural community north of Orlando. Local officials decided to spend $27 million on a multipurpose sports complex that could host youth tournaments on weekends. The county says the complex, completed in May 2016, brought in 58 tournaments and generated $25 million in economic benefits in its first nine months. Hotels are doing brisker business, especially on weekends when occupancy had typically been low, Seminole director of sports tourism Danny Trosset said. “That’s where the sports groups come in. They help fill that void,’’ Trosset said. “This facility has been a huge boon for us.’’ Seminole County decided on building its facility despite facing competition for regional and national youth events from The National Training Center in Clermont, Fla., and from the Disney facility in Kissimmee. Seminole county paid for the construction with $23 million from a tourist tax and $4 million from property tax. Phil Krugman made the 3 1/2hour drive up to Seminole from the
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to 2009 despite the Great Recession. Spending has increased by 10 percent in each of the past couple years. Some $10.4 billion in spending was generated in 2016. “More teams are going each and every year, because the one thing we found is families will always invest in their kids no matter what,’’ said Jim Arnold, director of business development of The Sports Force & Fields, a planning and management company. In Lexington, Ky., the Bluegrass Sports Commission is planning to build a $30 million complex with baseball, soccer, football and other kinds of multiuse fields, as soon as a location can be settled on. “It’s a great win for communities anytime you can get new people, especially young people, coming to your city,’’ said Brian Miller, the commission’s president. In Ohio, the city of Sandusky, with a population of about 26,000, opened a $23.5 million facility this
spring on 57 acres with nine multipurpose synthetic turf fields, four NCAA regulation baseball fields, eight NCAA regulation soccer and lacrosse fields, as well as baseball and softball stadiums. The pace of development has become so high that even some travel league executives fear there could soon be a glut in facilities. Experts warn that before communities invest heavily into sports complexes that they have an independent feasibility study done to gauge demand, competition and return on investment. Amateur Athletic Union CEO Roger Goudy sees the potential for oversaturation if building continues at today’s rate. “I just think it’s going to come to a point where there is going to be a glut of these things and it’s hard to pay the bill,’’ Goudy said. “It is a competitive marketplace.’’ Some communities have pushed back against such plans, with resi-
dents opposed to extra traffic and noise or unconvinced that their tax dollars will fund a winning proposition. In early March, 73 percent of voters in the 23,000-strong town of Yukon, Okla., voted “no’’ on a $18 million youth sports complex that would have raised property taxes. In Florida’s Brevard County, district commissioner Trudi Infantini was the lone dissenting vote in 2015 when the board of commissioners agreed 4-to-1 to use a 5 percent hotel room tax to help raise $22 million to turn a former Major League Baseball spring training ground into a youth sports complex. “I’m all about the sports,’’ Infantini said, “I just don’t believe in government financing it.’’ (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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On Aug. 4, 2017, Plant City-based manufacturer, GT Grandstands will commemorate the construction milestone of “topping off” at the new Strawberry Festival Grandstand. This ceremony marks the point of installation when the last piece of steel is used to “top off” the infrastructure. The company and its partners at the Strawberry Festival will gather at the site for a celebratory lunch. According to Greg Buckner, general manager and vice president of PlayCore Seating Brands, traditionally “topping off” ceremonies are celebratory of the completion of the steel
(L-R) are Frankie Rolon, comptroller, Ronald Miller, managing director, and Ruth Palma, HR manager, all of Trekker Group; Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart; José Cestero, president and CEO, and Leo Pernas, rental director, both of Trekker Group; Brian McGuire, president and CEO, and Bob Henderson, executive vice president, both of AED, and Tony Alvarez, operations manager, Trekker Group.
“Fair, comprehensive tax reform must get done” said Miller. “Companies like ours need certainty and stability to continue operating. Tax policies such as like-kind exchanges, business interest deductibility and LIFO accounting are great pro-business investment tools, not loopholes.” Congressman Diaz-Balart, who sits on the House Committee on
(L-R) are Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart; Ronald Miller, managing director, Trekker Group; Bob Henderson, executive vice president, AED; Brian McGuire, president and CEO, AED; José Cestero, president and CEO, Trekker Group.
Appropriations, re-assured the group that he understands the value and economic impact of investing in infrastructure. He stated that it’s a top priority for Congress and that it will have strong bipartisan support. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
(L-R) are Ronald Miller, managing director, Trekker Group; Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart; and José Cestero, president and CEO, Trekker Group.
On Aug. 4, 2017, Plant City-based manufacturer, GT Grandstands will commemorate the construction milestone of “topping off” at the new Strawberry Festival Grandstand.
erection phase of a project and are “positive reminders of progress and work to come.” GT Grandstands, a manufacturer of aluminum seating in the United States, will construct a new amphitheater grandstand for the 2018 festival. The new structure provides more seats for the growing crowds coming from all over Florida and the United States, and also elevates the festival’s appeal for future entertainment. The improved, integrated acoustics for the new stadium will provide top of the line concert accommodations for both acts and fans. Construction began in May 2017 and is slated to continue throughout the summer. The new galvanized steel grandstand features i-beam construction and a wraparound design. It includes seating with backrests for all 8,500 spaces. The project will be completed before The Florida Strawberry Festival’s opening day on March 1, 2018. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Prime Source Parts & Equipment, a division of Carolina Tractor and Equipment Company (CTE), recently announced its expansion in the North Carolina market.
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Prime Source Parts & Equipment Expands in N.C. Prime Source Parts & Equipment, a division of Carolina Tractor and Equipment Company (CTE), recently announced its expansion in the North Carolina market. Prime Source was established in 2013 to offer sales and product support solutions as well as aftermarket solutions for owners of mixed fleets of equipment and users engaged in non-traditional product applications. Prime Source boasts five core competencies, which has been key to its success, including its broad range of products, supported by exclusive vendor relationships; expertise in sourcing non-stocking all makes parts and service; experienced technicians, specializing in industries served that deliver superior service at a competitive price; application expertise, supported by field-based specialists and inside sales experts; and a passion for customer service, in alignment with CTE company values. Mike Tropsha of Carolina CAT, a division of CTE, said that the extent of the non-OEM product portfolio and the company’s ability to source just about any type of component or part — whether it’s new or used — are key aspects of Prime Source that have proved popular with area contractors. “Often, contractors with mixed fleets have to spend a lot of time working with various dealers just to find parts for their machines based on different brands, the locations of their dealers, various availability, etc. What we have to offer is the ability to source for multiple aftermarket vendors. We can offer one-stop shopping for our customers and the ability to obtain parts and service for their equipment,” said Tropsha. Due to strong demand, Prime Source Parts & Equipment has launched its newest one-stop shop in Statesville, N.C., on Barkley Road just off I-77. Wayne Thompson, the general manager of Prime Source, leads the team. Thompson has years of experience both as an end user, working for a large see PRIME page 92
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Ring Power and Company Wrench have signed a partnership agreement that will position both companies to better serve the scrap and demolition markets in the state of Florida. Company Wrench is an Ohio-based company that manufactures, sells and rents equipment at nine facilities throughout the United States, including one in Lakeland, Fla. Company Wrench also provides specialized conversion services, manufacturing ultra-high-reach demolition machines that extend up to 100 ft., and customizes machines to accept scrap and demolition attachments. Ring Power is one of the largest Cat dealers in the United States based in St. Augustine, Fla. Ring Power services, rents and sells equipment to customers engaged in construction, scrap, demolition, paving, mining, forestry, agriculture, material handling and other related markets in Florida. Ring Power is widely diversified, representing many premier product lines in addition to Cat construction and power equipment, such as Grove cranes, LeeBoy
paving equipment and Genie lift equipment. In a move that promises to open new business opportunities for both companies, Company Wrench will standardize on Cat excavators in its Florida rental fleet, and Ring Power will provide sales coverage, parts and service support, and rental opportunities through thirteen branch locations in Florida. In addition, Ring Power customers will have access to other products represented by Company Wrench such as Fuchs material handlers, Fecon mulchers, Bandit whole tree chippers, Prinoth tracked utility vehicles, LaBounty attachments, and crushing and screening equipment. According to senior managers at both companies, combining their product lines, strengths and expertise will provide industry leading options and product support for customers in Florida. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Energy Project NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) The Virginia Marine Resources Commission has voted unanimously on a 4-mi. portion of a power company’s proposed 500-kilovolt transmission line. The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports the commission authorized Richmond-based utility Dominion Energy’s project that will be anchored below the James River. It includes nearly 20 towers as tall as 295 ft. (90 m) that’ll carry the line across the river and more than 650 pilings driven into the river bottom. The commission’s staff said the approval overcame more than 1,000 letters or emails in protest, and objections from conservation and historic preservation group representatives who argued the construction would affect aquatic life and hinder tourists’ experience in the Historic Jamestowne area. Dominion technical solutions vice president Kevin Curtis said it’s the last place they’d target if there were other options. For more information, visit timesdispatch.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Concern Grows Over Algae Bloom on Lake Okeechobee WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Algae is blooming on Lake Okeechobee, stoking concerns of a more wide-scale bloom that choked nearby waterways with thick green goo in 2016. So far, the waterways nearest to the lake have been spared as the lake’s polluted water has not been discharged because of lower water levels caused by a spring drought, The Palm Beach Post reports. Still, state water officials have identified a significant algae bloom on the lake due to high temperatures and polluted inflows into the lake. The water from the St. Lucie Canal picks up algae-feeding phosphorus, nitrogen and other pollutants from golf courses, farms and residential areas before draining into Lake Okeechobee. Tests of the canal water in July showed as much as two times the normal amount of phosphorus in the canal’s water, the South Florida Water Management District said. Last year, the algae emergency occurred after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers discharged tens of billions of gallons of lake water into the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee estuaries after record winter rainfalls swelled the lake. The resulting algae blooms caused beaches to close, killed marine life and hurt the local tourism economy. Florida environmental regulators say tests of the algae this year have not revealed toxins dangerous to humans and wildlife, but they are still unclear as to the bloom’s size and scope. The corps tries to keep the lake water level between 12.5 and 15.5 ft. above sea level — any higher than that threatens
the dike that protects local communities. If water levels fall lower than that, officials worry there won’t be enough to carry the region through the dry season. “It’s a very tricky balance to retain just enough water to get us through the dry season, but not enough that if a tropical system comes we’ll have to dump water,’’ corps spokesman John Campbell told the newspaper. A strong rainstorm could raise lake levels to dangerous levels, causing the corps to send polluted water into connected rivers and estuaries, but there is no way to predict it.
Meanwhile, environmentalists say people are fishing from the lake’s marina with algae blooms in clear view. Also, if the lake’s algae die suddenly, the decomposition can pull oxygen from the water and kill fish. “Impacts on wildlife are uncertain, but of concern,’’ Audubon Florida scientist and Lake Okeechobee expert Paul Gray told the newspaper. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Algae is blooming on Lake Okeechobee, stoking concerns of a more wide-scale bloom that choked nearby waterways with thick green goo in 2016.
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Hydraulic Supply Company Celebrates 70th Anniversary Hydraulic Supply Company, a fluid power distributor of hydraulic, pneumatic and industrial products, reached a major milestone in its company history this July by celebrating 70 years in business. The company organized an event to commemorate this special day, which included the participation of company employees, vendors and partners. Hydraulic Supply Company was founded in 1947 by Harold Inglis as Aero Hardware & Supply in Miami Springs, Fla., to provide hardware and tools to the aviation market. With only two team members and the desire to do things right, the company became Aeroquip’s very first distributor and gained recognition as a leader in the fluid power industry. Driven by its core purpose and principals “to make every experience with our organization a positive one,” as well as the company’s dedication to its customers and its exceptional team members, Hydraulic Supply Company quickly developed a solid reputation in the market, which made it successful for the past 70 years, according to the company. Such a long and successful history could not have been achieved without the people who have supported its continued growth. Jim Inglis, HSC CEO and owner, spoke at the event and recognized team members who have been with the company for more than 10 years. John Serra, president of HSC, spoke about the company’s milestones, its dedicated team members and the support from its partners over the last seven decades. Craig Arnold, chairman and CEO of Eaton Corporation, and Lori Kieklak, president of Eaton Hydraulics — Americas, shared congratulatory remarks with those present and recognized HSC for its long partnership with Eaton. For more information, visit www.hydraulic-supply.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Employees, vendors and partners attended the event.
(L-R): Craig Arnold, chairman and CEO of Eaton Corporation; Jim Inglis, CEO, HSC; John Serra, president, Hydraulic Supply Company and Lori Kieklak, president of Eaton Hydraulics — Americas.
Jim Inglis, CEO, Hydraulic Supply Company, speaks at the event.
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Expiring Taxes Threaten to Stall Construction Work By Melinda Deslatte ASSOCIATED PRESS
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) While debate over the expiration of more than $1 billion in temporary state taxes centers on the risks to health and education programs, the ripple effect also threatens to cause a cash crunch for state-financed construction work. Louisiana’s so-called “fiscal cliff” won’t just hit the state operating budget in mid-2018. It also could dry up dollars available for college building repairs, projects tied to economic development deals, parish water system upgrades and road work. The Bond Commission —a panel of legislative leaders, statewide elected officials and members of the governor’s administration — received that reality check in July from its financial advisers and the offices that oversee construction spending, known as capital outlay. The message might be a jarring one to lawmakers who routinely jockey for dollars to pay for favored projects back home and who use those projects to show voters how effective they’ve been in office. Jay Dardenne, commissioner of administration, the governor’s chief financial adviser, warned that the constraints caused by the expiring taxes could have the state “essentially shutting down the capital outlay program as we’ve known it in the past.” Gov. John Bel Edwards wants lawmakers to consider raising taxes to fill the more than $1 billion gap, but he’s been
unable to get legislative support for the idea so far, with House Republican leaders bottling up most of the proposals. The Democratic governor is hoping to restart negotiations, and the impact on construction spending could be one more piece of leverage to try to get lawmakers to talk taxes. Louisiana borrows money to pay for items in the construction budget by selling bonds to investors for upfront cash. In exchange, the state repays the debt over decades with interest. But the state has borrowing limits. A debt cap enacted in the early 1990s requires that annual repayment requirements fall under 6 percent of the state revenue forecast. When the temporary taxes expire on June 30, 2018, Louisiana will have less revenue on the books. That will drive down borrowing capacity to 6 percent of the lesser number, shrinking dollars for construction work in the 201819 budget year. “The reality is that if we don’t choose to do something next year because of the fiscal cliff and because of the limit on the debt, [Louisiana] is going to have to start slowing down projects,’’ Dardenne said. As the Bond Commission readies for a September bond sale to generate $341 million to keep dollars flowing to construction projects, state officials learned that the expiring taxes will make for some tricky choices ahead. Traditionally, Louisiana uses general obligation bond sales that involve a 20-year payoff with level payments each year. But Lela Folse, director of the Bond Commission, said
structuring the upcoming sale in that fashion would mean the state couldn’t do another bond sale in the following budget year. That would leave no way to replenish dollars for capital outlay projects for a year, forcing the state to slow down — or stall entirely — many of its projects. Another, less traditional option, Folse told the commission, could have the state borrow some money after the taxes expire by delaying repayment and then back-loading the debt payoff. But such a bond sale would have the state paying about $13 million more in interest. The state’s financial adviser, Renee Boicourt of Lamont Financial Services Corp., said a “modest restructuring’’ of the way Louisiana borrows money to finance construction work shouldn’t sound any alarm bells for Wall Street. But she also said questions would be asked. For a state already being closely watched by national credit rating agencies, heaping on new financial questions may not be advisable. Of course, the dire scenarios for construction work hinge on an assumption that all the temporary taxes expire without replacement. Boicourt noted that filling even a portion of the gap would give Louisiana more wiggle room to borrow money for projects. Consider the construction budget one more variable in the debate as Edwards and Republican legislative leaders spend the coming months haggling over whether to pass taxes or slash spending. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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U.S. Hotel, NFL Arena May Sport Flammable Panels By Juliet Linderman, Jason Dearen and Jeff Martin ASSOCIATED PRESS
In promotional brochures, a U.S. company boasted of the “stunning visual effect” its shimmering aluminum panels created in an NFL stadium, an Alaskan high school and a luxury hotel along Baltimore’s Inner Harbor that “soars 33 stories into the air.” Those same panels — Reynobond composite material with a polyethylene core — also were used in the Grenfell Tower apartment building in London. British authorities said they’re investigating whether the panels helped spread the blaze that ripped across the building’s outer walls, killing at least 80 people. The panels, also called cladding, accentuate a building’s appearance and also improve energy efficiency. But they are not recommended for use in buildings above 40 ft. because they are combustible. In the wake of the fire at the 24-story, 220-ft.-high tower in London in June, Arconic Inc. announced it would no longer make the product available for high-rise buildings. Determining which buildings might be wrapped in the material in the United States is difficult. City inspectors and building owners might not even know. In some cases, building records have been long discarded and neither the owners, operators, contractors nor architects involved could or would confirm whether the cladding was used. That makes it virtually impossible to know whether the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront hotel or Cleveland Browns’ football stadium — both identified by Arconic’s brochures as wrapped in Reynobond PE — are actually clad in the same material as Grenfell Tower, which was engulfed in flames in less FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio than five minutes. “If the materials used on a building appear similar to a known hazard, people need to know that,” in a fire-safety pamphlet. It warns that choosing the right said Douglas Evans, a fire protection engineer from Las product is crucial “in order to avoid the fire to spread to the Vegas, who has been studying fires on the exterior facades of whole building” and that fire can spread extremely rapidly buildings for nearly 25 years. “Anybody who is inside of “especially when it comes to facades and roofs.” No one has declared the U.S. buildings unsafe, nor has the these buildings has a right to know.” The International Building Code adopted by the U.S. U.S. government initiated any of the widespread testing of requires more stringent fire testing of materials used on the aluminum paneling that British authorities ordered after the sides of buildings taller than 40 ft. However, states and cities London disaster. Arconic declined to give further details about the buildcan set their own rules, said Keith Nelson, senior project architect with Intertek, a worldwide fire testing organization. ings in the brochure, and hasn’t said how many U.S. buildThe National Fire Protection Association conducts fire ings contain the product. The company is cooperating with building owners and resistance tests on building materials to determine whether they comply with the international code. Robert Solomon, an others involved, such as the Baltimore hotel, spokesman engineer with the association, told the AP that the group’s Steven Lipin said. The product is “certified for use in the records show the U.S.-made Arconic panels never under- U.K. and U.S.” and the company “will continue to be here to went the tests. For that reason, he said, the group considered answer any questions about its products,” Lipin said in a statement to the AP. the products unsafe for use in buildings higher than 40 ft. He did not indicate whether Arconic is contacting all the Tests conducted by the British government after the Grenfell fire found samples of cladding material used on 75 contractors, builders and others that used the material. Baltimore City Housing Authority spokeswoman Tania buildings failed combustibility tests. Solomon said the use of Reynobond PE on the Baltimore Baker said the city doesn’t keep detailed records of building Marriott and the city-owned Cleveland Browns stadium in materials but added that, if used, the material would have been compliant with local fire codes because the Marriott is particular should be reviewed because of their height. On buildings that are “higher than the firefighters’ lad- equipped with sprinklers. Harbor East, a development comders,” incombustible material must be used, Arconic advises pany that owns the building, referred all inquiries to the
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Marriott, whose spokesman Jeff Flaherty said results of testing on the hotel’s exterior panels was expected in late July. “We can tell you that the hotel passed building inspection at the time it opened in 2001 and that the hotel’s fire and life safety systems meet local code requirements,” he said. The Arconic website stated that the Browns stadium used 100,000 sq. ft. of the bright silver aluminum composite material in its exterior. Daniel Williams, a spokesman for Cleveland’s mayor, wouldn’t say whether the city-owned stadium was built with the aluminum cladding. All related questions “will need to wait until after the investigators finish their report on the fire in London,” he said. One option for building owners who are unsure of the product’s use would be to remove a section of paneling and have it tested at a lab, said Vickie Lovell, president of InterCode Inc., a consulting firm on building codes and standards. Building records kept by cities can include construction blueprints, inspection logs and fire safety plans. But local agencies don’t require that an applicant seeking a building permit submit a list of materials or specific products. In the case of the Marriott, Baltimore’s housing department holds the building’s original plans, which don’t say what cladding was used. The architect of record would have known what materials were used during construction. But Peter Fillat, an architect who worked on the 2001 Marriott construction, said he destroyed his records pertaining to the property six years ago because his contract requires him to keep files for only 10 years. Construction and contracting firms that worked on the Marriott also said they no longer had those records. For decades, the U.S. has required sprinkler systems to be installed in new high-rise buildings, as well as multiple ways for people to exit in the case of a fire. Grenfell Tower had none of those safeguards. But fire safety experts caution that indoor sprinklers can’t stop a fire that ignites on a building’s exterior and spreads across the coating that encases it. see PANELS page 66
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Firm Announces Louisville Opening Franklin Equipment announced another store opening in Louisville Ky. This new location expands Franklin Equipment’s regional coverage from stores in Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and Tennessee into Kentucky. This latest location is part of Franklin’s expansion into the Southeast along with the new store in Nashville that opened in May. “We are excited to enter the Kentucky area markets and increase our coverage area for our valued regional customers. We truly appreciate the support of our valued manufacture suppliers,” said Troy Gabriel, owner of Franklin Equipment. “Our customers will find our fleet to be the newest equipment available from our equipment suppliers.” Franklin Equipment rental fleet includes backhoes, skid steers, track loaders, compact excavators, scissor lifts, telehandlers, light equipment, wheel loaders and a wide range of attachments along with handheld equipment and safety gear. The full lines of Wacker Neuson construction equipment, Skyjack aerial equipment and Chicago Pneumatic are available for rent or for sale at all 10 of the Franklin Equipment stores. The new branch is located at 120 Ulrich Ave, Louisville, Ky., 40219. For more information, visit www.franklinequipment.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Bridge Report: Ten Years After I-35W Collapse Aug. 1 marked the 10th anniversary of the I-35W bridge collapse in Minneapolis. The bridge was classified as “structurally deficient” and was undergoing repair at the time. The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) has looked at federal government data to see what progress has been made in repairing the nation’s bridges in the decade since the collapse. States have devoted significant resources to bridge work, ARTBA said. The value of bridge construction increased 39 percent, from $23.2 billion in 2007 August 1 marked the 10th anniversary of the I-35W bridge collapse. to $32.3 billion in 2016, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. During the Structurally deficient bridges, by state 2007 to 2016 same time period, highway and street Rank 2007 2016 construction activity increased just 8 percent, from $54.6 billion to $59.2 State number of number of number of % change in reduction in number of structurally structurally billion. bridges bridges structurally number of number of structurally deficient deficient deficient structurally structurally deficient bridges as bridges Despite the ramp up in investment, bridges deficient deficient bridges % of total as % of total it has not been enough to keep up bridges, bridges, inventory inventory 2007 to 2016 2007 to 2016 with the nation’s bridge needs. 9 9 Alabama 15,881 1,941 12.2% 16,098 1,229 7.6% In 2016, there were 55,710 struc35 42 Alaska 1,229 165 13.4% 1,488 144 9.7% turally compromised bridges, a 24.5 48 49 Arizona 7,387 187 2.5% 8,154 214 2.6% percent reduction compared to the 26 22 Arkansas 12,534 1,031 8.2% 12,871 811 6.3% 5 2 California 24,189 3,249 13.4% 25,431 1,388 5.5% 73,817 back in 2007, according to 32 31 Colorado 8,374 585 7.0% 8,682 497 5.7% ARTBA’s analysis of the U.S. 38 41 Connecticut 4,175 361 8.6% 4,214 338 8.0% 51 48 Delaware 856 21 2.5% 877 43 4.9% Department of Transportation’s 2 45 District of Columbia 245 25 10.2% 245 9 3.7% National Bridge Inventory database. 30 37 Florida 11,664 307 2.6% 12,313 256 2.1% At current pace, it would take more 12 15 Georgia 14,563 1,048 7.2% 14,835 700 4.7% 6 33 Hawaii 1,117 148 13.2% 1,132 64 5.7% than three decades to replace or repair 49 50 Idaho 4,104 359 8.7% 4,445 411 9.2% all of them, according to ARTBA 36 18 Illinois 25,998 2,532 9.7% 26,704 2,243 8.4% 18 10 Indiana 18,494 2,069 11.2% 19,245 1,533 8.0% Chief Economist Alison Premo 41 20 Iowa 24,776 5,230 21.1% 24,184 4,968 20.5% Black, who conducted the analysis. 17 8 Kansas 25,464 3,007 11.8% 25,013 2,151 8.6% A long-term infrastructure package 31 23 Kentucky 13,639 1,370 10.0% 14,265 1,157 8.1% 44 38 Louisiana 13,342 1,788 13.4% 12,915 1,739 13.5% from Congress and a permanent rev46 46 Maine 2,387 356 14.9% 2,450 352 14.4% enue solution to the Highway Trust 24 32 Maryland 5,128 396 7.7% 5,321 308 5.8% 29 27 Massachusetts 5,019 590 11.8% 5,171 483 9.3% Fund would help states make greater 15 11 Michigan 10,923 1,757 16.1% 11,156 1,234 11.1% progress on fixing the nation’s deteri14 14 Minnesota 13,067 1,158 8.9% 13,355 800 6.0% orating bridges, Black said. Federal 13 6 Mississippi 17,007 3,108 18.3% 17,068 2,098 12.3% 16 5 Missouri 24,071 4,476 18.6% 24,468 3,195 13.1% investment supports over half of all 42 40 Montana 4,982 489 9.8% 5,276 465 8.8% state highway and bridge construc45 39 Nebraska 15,475 2,396 15.5% 15,334 2,361 15.4% 8 43 Nevada 1,705 52 3.0% 1,933 31 1.6% tion programs. 22 30 New Hampshire 2,364 400 16.9% 2,486 304 12.2% The challenges will only continue 27 26 New Jersey 6,448 757 11.7% 6,730 609 9.0% to grow in the future. The average age 10 24 New Mexico 3,850 407 10.6% 3,973 258 6.5% 37 21 New York 17,361 2,161 12.4% 17,462 1,928 11.0% of a structurally deficient bridge in the 25 12 North Carolina 17,783 2,281 12.8% 18,099 1,790 9.9% U.S. is 67 years, compared to 39 34 28 North Dakota 4,458 765 17.2% 4,400 661 15.0% 11 7 Ohio 27,999 2,950 10.5% 28,284 1,942 6.9% years for non-deficient bridges. In 7 1 Oklahoma 23,528 5,928 25.2% 23,053 3,460 15.0% 2007, the average age of a structurally 28 29 Oregon 7,318 531 7.3% 8,118 429 5.3% deficient bridge was 60 years, com21 3 Pennsylvania 22,325 5,972 26.8% 22,791 4,506 19.8% 47 47 Rhode Island 748 171 22.9% 772 192 24.9% pared to 34 years for non-deficient. 19 17 South Carolina 9,221 1,297 14.1% 9,358 964 10.3% To help ensure public safety, bridge 39 34 South Dakota 5,924 1,224 20.7% 5,849 1,147 19.6% 20 16 Tennessee 19,838 1,335 6.7% 20,123 998 5.0% decks and support structures are reg4 4 Texas 50,272 2,250 4.5% 53,488 900 1.7% ularly inspected for deterioration and 3 25 Utah 2,851 244 8.6% 3,039 95 3.1% remedial action. They are rated on a 1 13 Vermont 2,712 535 19.7% 2,766 155 5.6% 23 19 Virginia 13,418 1,214 9.0% 13,892 935 6.7% scale of zero to nine — with nine 43 44 Washington 7,686 410 5.3% 8,178 392 4.8% meaning the bridge is in “excellent” 50 51 West Virginia 7,007 1,073 15.3% 7,217 1,247 17.3% condition. A bridge is classified as 40 35 Wisconsin 13,798 1,308 9.5% 14,230 1,232 8.7% 33 36 Wyoming 3,030 403 13.3% 3,128 344 11.0% structurally deficient and in need of TOTAL
see ARTBA page 66
ARTBA's latest bridge analysis data.
597,734
73,817
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55,710
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change in number of structurally deficient bridges -712 -21 27 -220 -1,861 -88 -23 22 -16 -51 -348 -84 52 -289 -536 -262 -856 -213 -49 -4 -88 -107 -523 -358 -1,010 -1,281 -24 -35 -21 -96 -148 -149 -233 -491 -104 -1,008 -2,468 -102 -1,466 21 -333 -77 -337 -1,350 -149 -380 -279 -18 174 -76 -59 -18,107
% change in structurally deficient bridges 2007-2016 -36.7% -12.7% 14.4% -21.3% -57.3% -15.0% -6.4% 104.8% -64.0% -16.6% -33.2% -56.8% 14.5% -11.4% -25.9% -5.0% -28.5% -15.5% -2.7% -1.1% -22.2% -18.1% -29.8% -30.9% -32.5% -28.6% -4.9% -1.5% -40.4% -24.0% -19.6% -36.6% -10.8% -21.5% -13.6% -34.2% -41.6% -19.2% -24.5% 12.3% -25.7% -6.3% -25.2% -60.0% -61.1% -71.0% -23.0% -4.4% 16.2% -5.8% -14.6% -24.5%
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Mack Trucks Extends 6x2 Liftable Pusher Axle Benefits Mack Trucks announced automatic standby mode, a new option for its 6x2 liftable pusher axle available on Mack Pinnacle highway models. Mack made the announcement during the 2017 Mid- America Trucking Show in Louisville, Ky. The 6x2 with liftable pusher axle offers improved fuel efficiency and productivity benefits and is designed for applications that haul out heavy and return empty, such as bulk haul. The addition of automatic standby mode eliminates the need for the driver to manually push buttons to initiate standby mode, simplifying operation. Mack also has added rear air disc brakes as an option to its 6x2 liftable pusher offer. “The Mack Pinnacle 6x2 with liftable pusher axle model really helps those customers in bulk haul applications save on fuel because sensors lift or lower the axle to decrease or increase traction, providing better performance and ride,” said Roy Horton, Mack director of product strategy. “The addition of automatic standby mode further simplifies things for the driver by eliminating any need for manual input in putting the truck in standby mode to prevent overload.” When the ignition is off, automatic standby equalizes the suspension pressure, preventing the rear axle from being overloaded.
• Enhanced Traction (ET) — Enhances low-speed traction for improved starts, docking and slippery road conditions. • Optimized Traction (OT) — The default setting, optimized traction maximizes load to the drive axle. If wheel slip is detected, the system can temporarily increase load to the drive axle for 30 seconds to provide improved traction. • Basic Traction (BT) — Lowers the lift axle regardless of suspension load and maintains a 50/50 load split between the lift axle and drive axle during loading or unloading, Mack Trucks introduced two new options for its 6x2 liftable pusher axle. Automatic prolonged stops or areas that require 50/50 standby mode eliminates the need for the operator to manually initiate standby load splits between tandem axles. mode, while rear air disc brakes help improve braking performance and reduce During normal operation, control of the maintenance. lift axle is automatic based on payload. The The driver does not have to remember to ini- operate as a 4x2 for less drag, better fuel effi- system offers a manual control feature that tiate the standby mode and also does not ciency and reduced tire wear, which helps enables a driver to raise or lower the suspenneed to remember the button sequence to put lower maintenance costs. For full loads, the sion for easier landing gear retraction or it in standby. same axle is lowered to provide additional trailer hook-up respectively. The 6x2 with liftable pusher axle moni- stability and distribution of the trailer’s The Pinnacle model can be spec’d with tors trailer weight and adjusts the truck’s dri- weight. the Mack MP7, a lightweight yet powerful veline configuration to boost fuel efficiency To deliver optimal traction, the system’s 11-L engine that weighs about 400 lbs. less without impacting performance. The 6x2 suspension pressure and ride height are con- than a typical 13-L engine. with liftable pusher axle is capable of deter- tinuously monitored and adjusted to mainFor more information, visit mining payload by using sensors in the rear tain a load bias toward the drive axle. In www.macktrucks.com. suspension and either lifting or lowering the addition, three driver-selectable traction con(This story also can be found on foremost rear axle. When an empty load is trol modes are available via a dash- mounted Construction Equipment Guide’s website at detected, the axle lifts, allowing the tractor to switch: www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Isuzu Produces Its 40,000th Gas-Powered N-Series Truck Isuzu Commercial Truck of America Inc. announced that the 40,000th gasoline-powered Isuzu N-Series truck has been produced at the Spartan Motors Inc. facility in Charlotte, Mich. The truck rolled off the line June 8, 2017. “From April 2015 to June 2016 — a span of 15 months — we went from 20,000 to 30,000 gas-powered Isuzu trucks produced in Charlotte,” said Shaun Skinner, president of Isuzu Commercial Truck of America. “Now, only twelve months later, another 10,000 N-Series gas trucks have been built. That’s a testament to the increasing popularity and growing reputation of our gasoline engine, low-cab-forward trucks.” Assembly of Isuzu N-Series gas trucks
began at Spartan in April 2011. Isuzu N-Series gas trucks are powered by a Vortec 6.0-L small-block V8 engine that produces 297 hp at 4,300 rpm and generates 372 lbs.-ft. of torque at 4,000 rpm. The powerplant is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission with double overdrive and lock-up torque converter for enhanced fuel economy and performance. An optional version of the engine is capable of being converted to run on compressed natural gas (CNG) or lique-
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Isuzu also markets diesel-powered NSeries trucks, the Reach Van powered by Isuzu and the all-new Class 6 FTR, launched in May. Reach and FTR also are assembled by Spartan Motors. “We offer the most complete line of lowcab-forward medium-duty trucks in the industry,” Skinner said. “The gasoline-powered NPR and NPR-HD are an important part of our lineup. So we expect to be reaching even more production milestones in the future.” For more information about Isuzu, call 866/441-9638 or visit www.isuzucv.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Trail King Promotes Anderson to Veep of Human Resources Trail King Industries Inc. has promoted Lee Anderson to vice president of human resources, safety and environmental of Trail King. In his new role, Anderson will be driving high level growth strategies focusing on headcount, retention and safety improvements. Anderson started with Trail King in June of 2012 and has had a major impact on improving the human resource, safety and environmental areas of Trail King in the last five years. “Lee is a very important member of the Trail King leadership team, in addition to contributing in his functional areas, he contributes from a business and market perspective,� said Bruce Yakley, president of Trail King. Prior to coming to Trail King, Anderson served in human resource roles for 15 years in heavy equipment and telecommunications companies. For more information, visit www.trailking.com.
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JLG Offers Diverse Selection of Telehandler Attachments By Rogério dos Santos SPECIAL TO CEG
Telescopic handlers, also known as “telehandlers,” entered the market nearly 40 years ago and are now among the most versatile equipment in the construction industry. Originally, telehandlers were designed to only lift loads on a simple carriage. However, with a plethora of different attachments, telehandlers excel in a variety of tasks across many industries, from agriculture to industrial. The possibilities when designing attachments are endless. Engineers are always thinking of ideas for attachments that would serve new applications. Customers also have pitched ideas to manufacturing firms and original equipment manufacturers, explaining the type of work that would be accomplished with the attachment — helping design engineers develop a piece that gets the job done. JLG Industries Inc. offers more than 25 telehandler attachments to satisfy the bulk of end-users. Many of the attachments are common among manufacturers, but others offer a variety of unique attachments to meet new needs. Some of the more unique telehandler attachments include the pipe grapple and the 180degree swing carriage.
long pipes from one end of the job site to the other. If items are not completely centered on the attachment, pipes could fall off and travel speed could be severely limited. Recently, contractors in the oil and gas industries requested an attachment that would hold pipes in place and help operators meet time constraints. The pipe grapple was designed for this purpose — to handle various pipe diameters and lengths without failure. Resembling a carriage, the pipe grapple has two arms that fold down onto the pipes, securing and preventing the load from rolling off or tipping sideways. This allows operators to transport pipes securely from point A to point B. If no items need to be held down, the arms can be placed in an idle, vertical position. The telehandler can then be used for typical palletized loads. While the pipe grapple is known for its use in the
gas and oil industries, it has been used in many other trades. With its ability to carry regular loads and pipes across a job site, the attachment is ideal for a variety of jobs. 180-Degree Swing Carriage Telehandlers are large vehicles, but sometimes need to get loads into minuscule areas. The 90-degree swing carriage was designed as a solution to this problem, but is limited in its swing (45-degree swing to the left and right). To give operators more flexibility while working in tight spaces, the 180degree swing carriage was developed. The 180-degree swing carriage is an offset pivoting attachment, allowing operators to rotate outside the machine’s wheels. If the attachment was centered on the end of the boom, the load may interfere with the machine’s structure or the operator would need to lift the boom to avoid interference. Instead, the swing carriage is designed to allow operation when the boom is extended and retracted. The 180-degree swing carriage was designed to permit the
maneuvering of loads through openings and tight spaces, like windows and scaffolding. If the telehandler is unable to fit through a restricted space, such as between two buildings, this attachment allows operators to manipulate the load at the end of the boom and place it in the desired location. Attachments are the key to telehandlers’ usefulness, versatility and low total cost of ownership. All the finest features — such as high gradeability and great fuel efficiency — can be included on the machine, but the proper attachment is key to getting the job done efficiently and effectively. A wide array of available attachments lend telehandlers to countless tasks across many industries — it’s no wonder they are considered “the Swiss Army knife” of construction equipment. Rogério dos Santos is the director of engineering of JLG Industries Inc. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Pipe Grapple While telehandlers are designed to lift objects, it is sometimes difficult to transport
Resembling a carriage, the pipe grapple has two arms that fold down onto the pipes, securing and preventing the load from rolling off or tipping sideways. This allows operators to transport pipes securely from point A to point B.
The 180-degree swing carriage is an offset pivoting attachment, allowing operators to rotate outside the machine’s wheels.
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tion survey. Every time a passenger logs on, we ask them to complete a survey. The survey shows that only about three percent of passengers are moderately to heavily impacted by construction.” For airport officials, keeping visitors out of harm’s way is crucial. “The airport has a robust safety program, in addition to safety programs by each of our design-builders,” said Valentine. “We have quite a bit of work around passengers, for example, in our main terminal and on our roadways. “We do extensive pre-task planning, and make sure all parties are at the table to discuss potential issues.” Planning for future generations of travelers was another major consideration. “We expect our passenger numbers to continue to grow into the future and we want to be ready for them. When we started this project, we were at our near capacity on many of our roadways, curbsides and in our
main terminal. Since then, our passenger numbers have increased, and we are expecting to hit record passenger numbers this year. The Tampa Bay region is growing as a whole, and it’s important that the airport, a major economic engine, continues to grow with it,” said Valentine. “It’s a tremendously exciting period for Tampa International Airport. We are getting better every day and taking big strides. This project will continue TPA’s legacy of innovation and customer service.” The 270,000 sq. ft. undergoing renovations on the third floor of the main terminal is the equivalent of four-and-a-half football fields. More than 55,000 sq. ft. will be added to the terminal, including more than 23,000 sq. ft. for new outdoor terraces. The project includes the renovation of two dozen of the airport’s elevators, and the replacement of 1,112 linear feet of escalators. Crews also are placing approximately 114,000 sq. ft. of new tile flooring. The rental car facility will be large
Tampa International Airport photo
At an estimated cost of $971 million, the first phase includes a 2.6 million sq.-ft. rental car center, a 1.4-mi. automated people mover, a main terminal/concessions overhaul and smaller support projects.
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A rendering of the automated people mover station at the main terminal and outdoor terrace.
enough to hold more than 5,300 vehicles at a time. The center features eight 25,000 gal. fuel tanks and 30 car washing stations At its peak, it can handle 1,541 rentals and 1,650 returns per hour. An estimated 200,000 cu. yds. of concrete, which amounts to 25,000 truckloads, is required to build the automated people mover and rental car center. The facilities will be built with 14,000 tons of steel, including 9,000 tons of rebar and 5,000 tons of structural steel. The automated people mover features 7,300 ft. of track on its way from the main terminal to the rental car center. A typical trip is expected to take about four minutes. The initial people mover is designed to carry 2,700 passengers per hour, although it could handle up to 6,500 per hour in the future. In late 2011, Tampa International Airport officials began the process of updating the master plan for the airport’s 3,300-acre campus. The final plan, approved in 2013, outlines three phases of expansion and allows a “build as demand dictates” approach to growth, with phases based on passenger volume. The project is expected to create or save nearly 9,000 construction-related jobs. To date, more than four million total hours have been worked on Phase I. Understandably, coordinating all the work taking place is no small task, and staying on course is critical. “The project baseline schedule was very compressed from day one,” said Tom Skinner, project director, TIA ConRAC & APM Infrastructure Projects. “The overall
schedule allowed 10 months to clear and relocate the more than 40-acre ConRAC site and the 1.4 miles APM Guideway alignment of existing improvements, followed by 12 months to construct the four-level, cast-inplace 2.6 million sq.-ft. ConRAC structure and the cast-in-place APM Guideway. We have the remaining 12 months to complete the exterior enclosures and interior finishes for the four APM stations and the ConRAC CSB/Cores/QTA. “The identification of existing underground utilities was a very painstaking process, as the airport’s as-built information was not guaranteed. That drove a lot of soft dig work scope upfront to allow for the design to relocate. The overall length of the APM Guideway and square footage of the ConRAC were two very daunting cast-inplace concurrent work scopes to complete in a 12-month duration. The exterior enclosure and finish-out was and continues to be performed under joint access conditions with the APM System supplier’s installation work scope.” The rental car center is the second largest aspect of the early activity on site. Also included in Phase 1 work is the construction of 69 new shops and restaurants in the main terminal and at the airsides, as well as the renovation of the main terminal transfer level and various ancillary support projects. “We have completed major site work, building foundations, structure and exterior enclosures. The ongoing work scopes currently being performed include interior finsee AIRPORT page 78
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RMG Roane Metals Group Serves Rockwood, Tenn. Some people are born into the family business while others marry into it. Luke Wyatt of RMG Roane Metals Group in Rockwood, Tenn., jokes about being in the latter group. Wyatt and his business partner, Steve Kennedy, are owners of RMG, Roane Metals Group and Roane Transportation. Wyatt’s father-in-law, Albert Baisley, had a company, Southern Alloys and Metals.
for the family business. The company is split into two divisions — trucking and recycling — which breaks down to about 60/40 respectively. At the company’s facility, Wyatt said he buys material from the public and from industrial sources. “An industrial source may make refrigerators, stoves, etc., or automotive parts, so they have byproducts, and we’ll haul that in,” said Wyatt. “We see RMG page 58
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Wyatt said he learned about the recycling business from him. “He brought me in, trained me and we started this particular company [RMG Roane Metals Group] in 2003,” said Wyatt. “He was in the business since the late 50s, early 60s and worked for an implement company, a tractor supply company and sold farm machinery, before getting into the scrap metal business.” Baisley also hauled material, and in turn, learned about the recycling business. Later, along with a business partner, Julius Chazen, Baisley opened a facility in Rockwood, Tenn., called Rockwood Iron and Metal and Knoxville Iron Works that were sold to Blue Tee Corp. Today, Wyatt’s daughter and son-in-law, Brandon and Rachel Heichelbech, also work
(L-R) are Luke Wyatt, co-owner of RMG Roane Metals Group; Rachel and Brandon Heichelbech of RMG Roane Metals Group; Steve Kennedy, co-owner of RMG Roane Metals Group; Travis Griffis of RMG Roane Metals Group; and Zack Sims of Power Equipment.
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RMG Roane Metals Group Uses Sennebogens at Its Yard RMG from page 51
also buy from the public. If you have a bag of aluminum in your garage or an old swing set in the backyard or a turning plow, you can bring it into us. Consumers have different specifications, so we will pull that product and sort it to meet a certain customer’s specifications. We do size reduction [by]
shearing or compaction. We don’t do shredding. We will grade out the items and crush them into a cube or we will shear them up to a certain size.” According to Wyatt, the company sells around 60,000 tons per year to several different sources, including aluminum, copper, brass, stainless and steel to consumers such
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Bandit Announces Model ZT1844 Stump Grinder Bandit Industries’ Model ZT1844 stump grinder features all the power and performance of every Bandit stump grinder, but with features that make it an ideal machine for rental companies or dedicated stump grinding professionals, according to the manufacturer. The ZT1844 has a wide swing arc to cover more area when grinding at the stump and taller grinding height and deeper grinding depth to tackle larger stumps and chase the roots deeper into the ground, according to Bandit Sales Manager Jason Morey. “And intuitive controls make grinding stumps easy, no matter if you’re a seasoned professional or a rental customer,” Morey said. The Model ZT1844 is equipped with an 18 in. (45.7 cm) diameter Bandit cutterwheel featuring Green Teeth. Electronic engagement means it’s as simple as flipping a switch to engage the cutterwheel. And the rubber track undercarriage means this machine can travel through uneven and rough terrain while still taking it easy on delicate lawns, according to the manufacturer.
as Alcoa, Nucor and Gerdau. Wyatt said the company used a variety of equipment as part of his operation. He said the Komatsu PC 300 and 400 excavators equipped with Genesis 660 and 660 Max shears he purchased from Power Equipment Company have worked well for him. “We cut up beams, scrap and heavy material, and we can pierce and cut up to a oneinch plate,” said Wyatt. “We also get a lot of truck parts, semi-truck frames and structural shapes from building products. It’s been a great product for us. “We are running some Komatsu excavators out here, and one of them is 16 years old. I’ve got 30,000 hours on it. Yes, we’ve had to put an engine in it, but it’s been dependable for us. We also run several Sennebogens — two 825s, an 835 and an 835E Sennebogen.” Wyatt also is pleased with the service he’s received from Power Equipment. “Power Equipment honors warranties on any new equipment we buy. They do preventive maintenance for us at certain intervals. They are already knowledgeable about what we have, and are quick to respond to any problems. We have to deal locally here because we’re a small yard. We are not one of the major players around, so we have to
be repaired quickly. We don’t have extra machines sitting around waiting for a breakdown.” There are several aspects of the business Wyatt said he enjoys, including the art of “the deal.” “Ultimately, there are hundreds of different grades of aluminum, so we try to go through that product and sort it out. That’s always been real interesting to me. As technology evolves, it is interesting to see how much things change over time with the type of metals that are in products.” Power Equipment Company Since 1946, Power Equipment (a division of Bramco) has sold, serviced and rented the heavy, general and light construction equipment, products and services in partnership with its suppliers from a base in Tennessee, northern Mississippi, northeast Arkansas and southwest Virginia. The company offers full parts/service/planned maintenance packages and a rental lineup. For more information, visit www.powerequipco.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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GrinderCrusherScreen Unveils Product Reduction Technology GrinderCrusherScreen Inc. introduced a unique product reduction technology called “TKV,” short for Tornadic Kinetic Vortex, nicknamed “Tornado in a Can.” This technology has been in existence for years; however, the price has made it out of reach, until now. After much product development, GrinderCrusherScreen is promoting the “TKV” as its choice of technologies for a secondary grinder for many applications where a fine material is needed “TKV” can take bark nuggets to powder, unscreened compost to a fine highly desired material, roofing shingles to a fine grade recycled material, MSW to fluff, glass to sand or powder and manure to fertilizer. Company representatives say that this technology is like having a tornado pass material through an 8’-0 nonagon steel structure with ¾” steel walls. The destruction is vast, and it rivals sticking a tornado inside a nine-sided structure where the devastation is magnified and devastating. The flying material is quickly reduced by hitting each other and by slamming into the nine walls. Unlike traditional grinders where the hammers and tips do the grinding, in this technology the machine is creating vortexes. The result of the vortexes is material reduction. The result is considerably lower operating costs, less wear on the machine and a more economical way to process. GrinderCrusherScreen is promoting the GCS Tornadic Kinetic Pulverizer as a secondary processor able to accept 12 in. minus material. Regardless of the material, GrinderCrusherScreen recommends the use of a shredder with a magnet for primary shredding, and the “TKV” for the finishing work. The “Tornado in a Can” technology gives customers the ability to produce considerably finer material than traditional equipment. For more information, call GrinderCrusherScreen at 770433-2670. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) GrinderCrusherScreen Inc. introduced a unique product reduction technology called “TKV,” short for Tornadic CEG
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IROCK’s TS-512 Offers Hassle-Free Setup, Portability IROCK’s TS-512 tracked screening IROCK’s two-deck TS-512 portable tracked screening plant offers hassle-free plant gives small- to medium-sized prosetup and portability. ducers a dependable and easy-to-use machine for sizing and sorting a wide range of materials, including aggregates, coal, concrete, gravel, limestone, sand and topsoil. IROCK Crushers designed the unit for fast and easy setup as well as hasslefree onsite mobility. The TS-512 screener features two highenergy, two-bearing decks; a 12- by 5-ft. (3.6 by 1.5 m) top deck and a bottom deck that is 10 ft. 4 in. by 5 ft. (3.1 by 1.5 m), giving producers ample screening area of 112 sq. ft. (10.4 sq m). The interchangeable screen media gives producers versatility over end product size. The unit optimizes productivity with its 12-cu.-yd. (9.1 cu tion. The TS-512 also features intuitive, easy-to-use controls livehead effectively sizes and loosens heavy, dirty and sticky debris from product before it enters the hopper. This expem) hopper and 100-hp Cat Tier III engine that enables the to further enhance efficiency. IROCK built the TS-512 to withstand the rigors of day-to- dites the screening process and boosts productivity. Users screener to process as much as 400 tons (363 t) per hour of material. The TS-512’s three conveyors sort as many as three day use. It features a solid, heavy-duty steel chassis that pro- choose from the standard tethered remote or IROCK’s sizes of product into stockpiles 16 ft. 5 in. (5 m) high. The vides ultimate durability on the site and during transporta- optional wireless remote for greater flexibility around the TS-512 is the tallest in the industry, which allows operators tion. Customers can choose the standard tracked model that site. A crusher chute gives producers the option to directly to put more material under the belt before moving the optimizes maneuverability around the job site or the wheeled feed material into the hopper without removing the tipping grid. A single shaft shredder is also available for proper topscreener from one stockpile to the next, according to the version for fast and easy towing. Maintenance is simple with the TS-512’s easy-to-access soil screening. manufacturer. For more information, call 866/240-0201 or visit Users can set up and tear down the screen quickly and eas- engine compartment that provides generous room for repairwww.irockcrushers.com. ily. Many components, such as the conveyors, are hydrauli- ing or replacing components. IROCK offers several additional features to customize the (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment cally powered so operators quickly and simply move them into place for production or fold them down for transporta- unit for specific applications. An optional remote-controlled Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Junjin America’s Success Continues With Rock Commander The Rock Commander line of rock drills from Junjin America continues its strong penetration in the North American drilling market. With many units working across the United States, and more units on the way, the Rock Commander line of drills is poised to be a major player in the near future, according to the company. The reliability, ease of maintenance, parts availability and reasonable price make the units easy to own, operate and maintain for anyone, from an owneroperator to a major quarry or construction operation. Industry tested and proven core components make up the heart of the Rock Commander JD1400E. The power is supplied by an 8.3 liter Cummins engine. The Bosch/Rexroth pumps, manufactured to precise specifications, are an industry standard, and customers can rely on the GHH Rand 400 CFM compressor, according to the company. Finally, the industry proven and powerful Yamamoto drifters enable customers to put more holes in the rock while being simple and relatively inexpensive to maintain. The Rock Commander’s design is straightforward and simple. Drilling computers and expensive PLC units are nowhere to be found on the Rock Commander. Its proven systems can be maintained without
the need for technicians with computers and long delays waiting for electronic parts. The customer’s needs are the foremost concern of Junjin America. The JD1400E continues its success with several customers ordering additional units to update their fleets. Options for the JD1400E include water suppression, YH135 or YH80A Drifter and a longer mast length option, which is also being developed for future units. Utilizing these options, customers can tackle just about any drilling job. Early in 2016, the first JD800ENC was introduced to the United States. The JD800ENC provides the same simple and efficient systems found in the JD1400E in a smaller non-cab model of drill. It is powered by a Cummins Power-pack and utilizing the proven YH80A Drifter. This unit is equipped to fill the need for a low-cost, reliable site preparation drill. The standard long mast configuration allows the use of a 20-ft. starter rod followed by additional 12-ft. rods if needed. For more information, call Junjin America or Larmee Equipment at 502/244-0004. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at The Rock Commander line of rock drills from Junjin America continues its strong penetration in the North American drilling market. www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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ARTBA Looks at Government Data to Track Repair Progress
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A 100-foot (30.5 m) section of the Interstate 95 bridge collapsed in Greenwich, Conn. ARTBA from page 36
repair if the rating for a key component is four or below. While these bridges may not be imminently unsafe, they are in need of attention. The states with the biggest decrease in the number of structurally deficient bridges in the last 10 years: Oklahoma (2,458), California (1,861), Pennsylvania (1,466), Texas
(1,350), Missouri (1,282), Mississippi, (1,010), Ohio (1,008), Kansas (856), Alabama (712) and Indiana (536). States with an increased number of deficient bridges include: West Virginia (174), Idaho (52), Arizona (27), Delaware (22) and Rhode Island (21). (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Officials in Several States Investigate Buildings Clad With Flammable Panels PANELS from page 34
The danger is that “the whole outside of your building could be on fire, yet the internal sprinkler heads may never activate,” Oklahoma fire safety consultant John Valiulis wrote in a 2015 research report on the flammability of exterior walls. He pointed to high-rise fires that began on building exteriors where indoor sprinklers were completely ineffective at stopping flames from racing up the outside walls. Some of the buildings Arconic lists as using Reynobond PE: • Anchorage, Alaska: South Anchorage High School used 20,000 sq. ft. of Reynobond aluminum cladding material on the exterior of its science classrooms, according to Arconic’s website. Anchorage Public Schools Superintendent Deena Bishop confirmed to the AP that the material was used at the high school. “We are looking at options, studying it more, understanding what the risks are,”
Bishop said, adding that the cladding was installed according to code. “Presently, we’re finding that the use of it on single-story buildings is appropriate according to the manufacturer.” • Dallas: Arconic’s website said Reynobond PE was used in DallasFort Worth International Airport’s 2million-sq.-ft. Terminal D facility, which opened in 2005. Reynobond PE formed the walls of the terminal’s shopping and dining areas, the company’s project report states. The panels were installed in parts of the interior and exterior of the terminal, airport spokesman Casey Norton said. “We’ve been aware that we have these panels for a long time and its part of the equation that we use every time we inspect the airport for fire safety,” he said. • Detroit: Arconic’s website reported 26,000 ft. of the paneling was used in six Early Childhood Development Centers for the Detroit Public School System. Detroit Fire Marshal Gregory
Turner said no specific buildings had been identified using the material applied to Grenfell Tower but that the city was continuing to investigate. • Denver: The top two floors of 1899 Wynkoop, a nine-story office and retail building in downtown Denver’s historic warehouse district, were clad with the product to lighten its appearance and keep it from dominating the surrounding warehouses, Arconic advertises in promotional materials. About 13,000 sq. ft. of Reynobond PE was used, the company said. Officials in Denver’s community planning and development office have been looking into the matter, but haven’t been able to locate the original building plans. “Our expectation is that it was purged as part of our normal records retention process,” spokeswoman Andrea Burns said in an email. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Rish Equipment Company www.rish.com MD Frostburg 301-689-2211 VA Bealton 540-439-0668 Chesapeake 757-485-2100 Chester 804-748-6411 Coeburn 276-395-6901 Salem 540-380-2090 Staunton 540-887-8291 WV Beckley 304-255-4111 Bluefield 304-327-5124 Bridgeport 304-842-3511 Logan 304-752-9313 St. Albans 304-755-3311
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KCMA Introduces 70Z7 Tier IV Final Wheel Loader With KCM IntelliTech
CCS EQUIPMENT SALES www.ccsequipment.com Raleigh/Durham, NC • 919-556-9110 Angier, NC • 919-935-0505
CLM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. www.clmequipment.com Lafayette, LA • 337-837-6693 Lake Charles, LA • 337-625-5942 Baton Rouge, LA • 255-677-7838 Houston, TX • 281-598-2500
COWIN EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. www.cowin.com Montgomery, AL • 800-239-6642 Madison, AL • 256-350-0006 Huntsville, AL • 800-239-7368 Oxford, AL • 800-917-7931 Pensacola, FL • 800-239-4736 Atlanta, GA • 800-849-3540
KCMA Corporation has unveiled the Tier IV Final version of its popular 70Z7.
KCMA Corporation, a subsidiary of Hitachi Construction Machinery Group and marketers of KCM loaders in North America, unveiled the Tier IV Final version of its popular 70Z7. The new 70Z7 cycles faster, is more powerful, has near zero emissions and is designed to be even more fuel efficient than previous models, according to KCMA. The 70Z7 is equipped with a 3.7-cu.-yd. GP bucket and produces 173 gross hp from a Cummins QSB6.7 diesel engine. Key to these performance breakthroughs is the industry-exclusive KCM IntelliTech operating system that provides sophisticated control of all systems. Other features in the IntelliTech package include a variable-speed reversible fan that minimizes parasitic power drain while providing maximum cooling as needed. The 70Z7 T4F wheel loader is a very versatile utility loader. A workhorse in snow removal, agriculture, pipe and utility work, recycling and wood mill operations, it is stable and responsive, with tight turning circles. Available buckets range from the 3.7-cu.-yd. (2.8 cu m) standard GP bucket to the specialty 5.75-cu.-yd. (4.4 cu m) refuse bucket. The KCM 70Z7 T4F has one of the simplest emission systems in the industry, according to the manufacturer. It achieves Tier IV Final standards without a diesel particulate filter, which means no DPF plugging, no DPF regen, and none of the costs associated with DPF servicing. Use of a diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) and selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology that injects diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) meets all Tier IV Final emission requirements for construction machinery. Maintenance enhancements
include the extended 500-hour interval oil changes, along with the extended 4,000-hour hydraulic oil change interval, effectively reduces these maintenance costs by more than 50 percent. The 70Z7 T4F is very fuel efficient, too. When in operation, the 5-speed automatic transmission with variable shift points provides faster speeds and fuel saving. Conversely, the auto-idle shut down feature senses excessive idling and shuts down the engine increasing fuel efficiency. The roomy cab is ROPS/FOPS certified and offers outstanding visibility in all directions, according to KCMA. The 70Z7 T4F also has been updated to include the fullcolor LCD multi-function instrument panel providing clear, concise information derived from the KCM IntelliTech operating system, including machine operations and settings. This panel also houses a standard super-wide angle rear view camera easily viewed by the operator. Hydraulic controls are fingertip, pilot assisted levers. The steering wheel has a tilting/telescoping steering column that adjusts to fit operator preference and provides for easy access to the air suspension seat. The standard telematics system, KCM Global e-Service, monitors and collects operating data and alerts, which it transmits to equipment managers, owners and dealer personnel allowing for a proactive and efficient management of fleets, maintenance schedules and operating efficiencies. For information, visit www.kcmcorp.com/products/wheel-loaders/70Z7-T4F. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
GSE GREAT SOUTHERN EQUIPMENT COMPANY www.gsequipment.com Tampa, FL • 866-586-8956 Pompano Beach, FL • 954-327-8808 Ft. Myers, FL • 239-334-6063 Tallahassee, FL • 850-574-0892 Orlando, FL • 407-859-9160 Jacksonville, FL • 904-268-4400
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HEAVY MACHINES INC. www.heavymachinesinc.com Memphis, TN • 800-432-8902 Shreveport, LA • 800-548-3458 Gray, TN • 855-201-7453 NOW OPEN 825 31st Street North Birmingham, AL 205-323-6108 • 844-344-8658
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MAY HEAVY-EQUIP RENTAL & SALES www.mayequip.com Lexington, NC • 866-629-3784 Charleston, SC • 866-629-3784 Columbia, SC • 866-629-3784 Greenville, SC • 866-629-3784
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Genie Expands Its Product Support Field Service Team in North America ALABAMA MINNESOTA
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Focusing on its commitment to provide excellent customer support and service, Genie has hired four new field service representatives in North America to represent the company.
Focusing on its commitment to provide excellent customer support and service, Genie has hired four new field service representatives in North America to represent the company — Victoria Bergsma, William Halfhill, Cory Baiz and Bart Fongers. Twenty-six Genie product support field technicians are now strategically located throughout the United States and Canada, providing assistance to our customers. “We understand that equipment uptime is critical to productivity, both in keeping our customers’ machines rented and for maximum performance on customer jobsites,” said Bob Bartley, Genie senior director of product support and service solutions, Terex AWP. “Our product support team works tirelessly to keep customers’ Genie equipment uptime at a maximum and high performing long after it leaves the factory. With our expanded field service team in North America, we’re now even more accessible for our customers.” Victoria Bergsma joins the team to cover the Ontario, Canada, territory. She is an experienced veteran of the aerial equipment business having served in roles as a shop and field technician, shop/service manager and branch management. “Victoria’s variety of experience in the aerial and equipment industry will be a benefit to quickly assist our customers,” said Bartley. With more than 20 years of aerial industry experience, William (Bill) Halfhill oversees the Gulf region of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. “Bob’s extensive experience working in rentals enables him to immediately partner with our customers in providing timely solutions,” said Bartley. Cory Baiz’s territory covers Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and Arkansas. He has experience in the aerial and crane
industry and has held multiple positions in the rental field. “With his background, Cory will be able to quickly problem solve and make accurate decisions for our customers that fit with the fast-paced rental marketplace,” said Bartley. Bart Fongers oversees efforts in the central Florida region. He is very experienced with national rental conditions and large jobsite aerial equipment. “Bart brings rental, industry and superior troubleshooting skills to this role, which will benefit both our team and our customers,” said Bartley. Every Genie product support team member is fully trained through the Genie Tech Pro service training, making them well-versed and confident about Genie technologies such as hydraulics, electrical systems, control systems, machine inspections and preventive maintenance. In addition to their in-depth product knowledge, Genie product support team members boast 645 years of “real world” industry experience. “With the addition of Victoria, William, Cory and Bart, Genie product support field service team members in North America represent a combined 165 years of rental industry experience and 480 years of aerial industry experience,” said Bartley. “We carefully select the team members we send out to the field to interact with our customers. As we continue to offer products to meet the growing needs of our customers, our field service team plays an extremely valuable role in maintaining these relationships. Our team’s unique skill sets and experiences, as well as their wealth of industry expertise and knowledge, will help us expand our customer support efforts in the field.” For more information, visit: www.genielift.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Second Phase to Include Widening of George Bean Parkway AIRPORT from page 47
ishes, equipment start-up and testing, final site work/grading, landscape and irrigation, site paving, initial punch lists and building code official final acceptance inspections.” Amid the assortment of cranes, lifts and other heavy machinery on site, crews are incorporating a variety of materials during Phase I work, including concrete curbed asphalt pavement with some CIP paving, cast-in-place concrete and structural steel structures and foundations, glazed aluminum curtainwall, metal panel, precast, CMU exterior enclosures, metal standing seam roofs, tile and terrazzo flooring, metal ceilings, phenolic and resin wall panels, chillers and cooling towers. Approximately 250,000 cu. yds. of dirt will be moved during Phase I construction. The confirmation of the location of all the existing UG utilities and improvements, as well as the ConRAC and APM Guideway structures is considered the most time-consuming part of the work. Skinner said that despite a good deal of rain, weather has not really been a factor “This project took a lot of communication and coordination between the four design builders and the airport’s operations and end users. Realizing that this was an airport first and a construction project second sometimes made the work very challenging. Hillsborough County Aviation Authority has done everything reasonably possible to allow the construction to proceed efficiently and sequentially, notwithstanding this realization.” In mid-July, the airport made way for a dozen train cars designed for the new SkyConnect. All 12 cars, as well as a maintenance vehicle, were placed onto the guideway by crane. The SkyConnect will connect TPA’s main terminal to the economy garage and new rental car center. The system will open to the public in early 2018, after extensive testing. “The SkyConnect builds on Tampa International Airport’s legacy of innovation and customer service,” said Joe Lopano, airport CEO. “The train will allow the airport to continue to grow in its existing footprint, while taking millions of vehicles off our roadways and giving rental car customers access to more options than ever before.” Officials marked the arrival of the SkyConnect cars with an event at Port Tampa Bay. Speakers included airport and port officials, along with Florida Gov. Rick Scott, Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn, Japan
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The work is part of a more than $2 billion, long-term renovation and expansion that will improve the passenger experience over the next 10 years.
Consul General Ken Okaniwa and Aviation Authority Chairman Robert Watkins. Gov. Scott said Florida recently became the second highest state in the country for total airline passenger traffic, partly because of a $1 billion investment in state funding to the airports, including TPA. “As the airport continues renovations, these trains will help accommodate the millions of future passengers that Tampa International Airport will welcome.” Mitsubishi Heavy Industries built the SkyConnect cars at its factory in Japan. Each train car cost approximately $1.9 million and is designed to last 25 years. The SkyConnect trip from the main terminal to the rental car center will include a stop at the economy parking garage. The facility will include kiosks for obtaining boarding passes and checking bags. The car exteriors feature birds commonly found in the Tampa Bay region. The airport team worked with the Audubon Society to select the images. “These train cars feature the latest technology and a design concept unlike any we’ve seen before,” said Darin Friedmann, vice president and general manager of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America’s Transportation Systems Division. “Tampa
International Airport has a long history with automated people-movers as the first airport in the world to incorporate the system into their design. We are thrilled to continue to build upon that legacy.” A second phase of the expansion project includes express curbside drop-off for passengers without checked bags, along with the commercial development of 17 acres of airport property. The centerpiece of the next phase is the commercial development, which includes plans for up to two hotels, an eight-story, 240,000-sq.-ft. office building, a 20,000-sq.-ft. retail strip and a gas station with a convenience store. The gateway also includes a large atrium, pedestrian connections to area trails and commercial curb sides for transit and ground transportation. Phase II also includes widening the George Bean Parkway, which is the main artery in and out of the airport, as well as adding a new exit lane and a new airport energy plant. Site preparation for the development is scheduled to start in mid-2018, with construction launching in 2019, pending board approvals. The project will run until 2023. A $798 million Phase III is expected to begin in 2023, and includes a new Airside D with 16 gates capable of handling both
domestic and international flights. This phase would finish in 2026. Tampa International Airport is located six miles west of downtown Tampa, in Hillsborough County, and is publicly owned by Hillsborough County Aviation Authority. Recognized for its architecture and Landside/Airside design of a central terminal connected by people movers to satellite air terminals and gates, the airport was known as Drew Field Municipal Airport until 1952. The airport is served by more than twenty major air carrier airlines, four regional airlines and two air cargo carriers. It currently serves 85 non-stop destinations throughout North America, Central America, the Caribbean and Europe. Tampa International is one of only two airports in the United States to host regularly scheduled charters to four Cuban cities, including Havana and Santa Clara. The airport handled nearly 19 million passengers in 2016, making it among the 30 busiest airports by passenger movements in North America. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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NAWIC Announces Entrepreneur’s Global 200 List Ranks 2017 Future Leader PIRTEK as Preeminent World Franchise Award Recipients The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) announced the recipients of its Future Leader of the Year, Member of the Year and Lifetime Achievement awards. The mission of the awards is to recognize outstanding efforts of NAWIC members. The 2017 Future Leader of the Year Award winner is Romina Byrd, president of NAWIC’s Greater Washington, D.C. Chapter. Byrd is the director of education and training of Miller and Long Concrete Construction. During her 20 years at Miller and Long, Byrd has created and facilitated a number of programs to promote careers in construction, and personal and professional development. She was instrumental in the onset of the company’s Students Construction Trade Foundation and its Academy of Construction and Design. Since 2002, Byrd has brought together the company’s apprentices to participate in the annual Big Build Festival at the National Building Museum, a hands-on festival for children. Just months after joining NAWIC, Byrd became her chapter’s president, growing its membership more than 600 percent in under two years. Shelie Gaffron, will be recognized as NAWIC’s 2017 Member of the Year. Gaffron, a member of NAWIC's Fort Worth, Texas Chapter, is a pre-construction specialist/estimator at AUI Partners LLC. Since joining NAWIC in 2012, she has served her chapter as president-elect, vice president, secretary and director. She also has chaired numerous chapter and regional committees. She was selected as her chapter’s 2016 Woman in Construction and is a member of the Construction Management Advisory Board at Tarrant County College. NAWIC’s 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to Linda Young. A member of NAWIC since 1985, Young is a member of the San Diego, Calif., chapter. She has served as NAWIC national president, president-elect, vice president and treasurer. She also has served as a NAWIC region director and president of the NAWIC Education Foundation. Young has held every office on her chapter’s board and chaired numerous chapter, region and national committees. During her time with NAWIC she helped found her chapter’s CAMP NAWIC, which introduces young women to the construction industry; helped her chapter set up a 501 (c)(3) foundation — NAWIC Future Construction Leaders Foundation, of which she is currently president; and mentored numerous women. She is the owner of C-SOS Consulting. Byrd, Gaffron and Young will be honored at the NAWIC Awards Gala on Aug. 18 during NAWIC’s 62nd Annual Meeting and Education Conference in Anaheim, Calif. NAWIC members from across the country will gather at the Hyatt Regency Orange County for the Conference. For more information, call 800/552-3506 or visit www.nawic.org. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
PIRTEK USA, a leader in fluid transfer solutions, is the 65th most highly rated franchise in the world, according to a recent ranking by Entrepreneur magazine. Year after year, PIRTEK has been advancing steadily up the Entrepreneur rankings. In January, the publication announced that PIRTEK had moved up 64 places to the No. 173 spot in its Franchise 500 list. In only two years, the company has soared 249 places. The newly announced rank of 65 is part of Entrepreneur’s most recent Global 200 list. To arrive at the global ranking, the publication takes the Franchise 500 companies and factors in international size and growth, costs and fees, franchise support, stability
and other variables. “We’ve been ascending the rankings very quickly, thanks to the commitment and success of the business owners and team members,” said Glenn Duncan, executive director of PIRTEK USA. “It speaks well of our business model, and our efforts to open franchises that receive excellent training and corporate support. The new ranking also reflects the strong growth mode we’ve been in for the past year, which we plan to continue.” One of the initiatives responsible for PIRTEK’s recent growth is its Tier 2 franchise model, a mobile-only option. Under Tier 2, a franchisee can lease two vehicles and keep the inventory in a storage facility or warehouse. This allows the owner to start up a
PIRTEK location at a much lower point of entry. Tier 2 owners typically grow their franchises to Tier 1 Service Center locations within three years. The only franchise of its kind in the United States, PIRTEK provides hydraulic and industrial hose replacement sales and services. There are 70 PIRTEK franchises and a fleet of mobile service vehicles throughout the United States. Globally, PIRTEK has more than 400 locations and 2,000 mobile service vehicles in 23 countries. For more information, visit pirtekusa.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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hope to create a boat ramp so they can work from the barge, which will float on water in the sinkhole. However, Kevin Guthrie, assistant county administrator of public safety in Pasco, said widening was expected with increased activity and there’s no reason to believe the hole is active. The Tampa Bay Times reported that resuming sinkhole cleanup, contractors have begun dumping truckloads of crushed limestone and boulders into the hole to stabilize one side. On Aug. 6, workers pushed a small platform barge equipped with an excavator into the void to begin removing debris from the middle. Guthrie said when cleaning the sinkhole, the top priority is to be deliberate and methodical to ensure no one gets hurt. “If we have to slow down, we slow down,’’ he said. “Speed is not of the essence here.’’
Guthrie said the cleanup will take two to three weeks barring any more problems with the hole’s edges. The Pasco County Commission awarded Ceres Environmental Services the $640,000 contract to clean the sinkhole. Contractors began picking debris off the surface. Officials also are still waiting on results from the Department of Health after testing area wells for contamination. The sinkhole opened July Kevin Guthrie 14, destroying two homes and Pasco County forcing the evacuation of another nine people. Five of those homeowners were allowed to return two days later. Not all have, fearing more problems with the massive pit outside their homes. Crews have brought in earth to stabilize the banks. Once the edges are stabilized, workers hope to remove debris. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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www.flintequipco.com
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Troy, AL 334/566-4181 Dothan, AL 334/794-8691 West Columbia, SC 803/794-9340 Simpsonville, SC 864/963-5835 Aynor, SC 843/358-5688 Ladson, SC 843/572-0400 Andrews, SC 843/221-4940 Walterboro, SC 843/539-1420
1182 Suemac Road Jacksonville, FL 32254 904/288-9181
Bobcat of Nashville www.bobcaofnashville.com 149 Industrial Blvd. La Vergne, TN 37086 615/941-4000
James River Equipment
Meco Miami, Inc.
www.jamesriverequipment.com
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5825 N.W. 74th Ave. Miami, FL 33166 305/592-4332
Pittman Tractor Company, Inc. www.pittmantractor.com 9652 Milton Jones Rd. Daphne, AL 36526 251/621-3555
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WANTED: NEEDED BULLDOZER NEEDED BULLDOZER KOMATSU 51PX 23 ENC CAB 28 INCHES AS DES 2016 AND UP UNDER 600 HOURS UNADVERTISED USER USA AND D11T ENC CAB 2016 UNDER 6000 HOURS USER UNADVERTISED OR PAST THANKS CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN PH: 450-346-8975 EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: PARTS FOR 15 INTERNATIONAL. TRACKS, SPROCKETS, ROLLS INTERNATIONAL SERIAL #25752 OR JUST TRACKS. PLEASE CALL 716-4858270. CONTACT: JOE BITTINGER PH: 716-485-8270 EMAIL: JOELIND@FAIRPOINT.NET –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: NEEDED BULLDOZER WANT TO BUY BULLDOZER 375A-3, 375A-5 ENC CAB RIPPER D10T D11T ENC CAB RIPPER IN THE WORLD UNADVERTISED 12 MONTHS LOW HOURS CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN PH: 1-450-346-8975 EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: AG & CONSTRUCTION MANUALS BUYING NEW OR USED CONSTRUCTION AND AGRICULTURE SERVICE, PARTS AND OPERATOR MANUALS. IF YOU HAVE MANUALS YOU NO LONGER NEED OR PERHAPS YOU NO LONGER HAVE THAT MACHINE FOR THAT CERTAIN MANUAL, PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL. I BUY LARGE AND SMALL LOTS OF MANUALS. CONTACT: JOHN WHITNEY PH: 530-864-0771 EMAIL: WHITNEYJ65@YAHOO.COM FAX: 530-864-0771 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: JOHN DEERE 110 TLB I'M LOOKING FOR A LATE MODEL IN VERY NICE SHAPE UNDER 1K HOURS WITH AUX HYDRAULICS FRONT AND REAR. A 4 IN 1 BUCKET AND A THUMB WOULD EXTRA NICE. CONTACT: KEN FAINT EMAIL: KFAINT@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: JOHN DEERE 544J OR LARGER • 2005-2007 JOHN DEERE 544 J WHEEL LOADER CONTACT: PATRICK J. BUGGY PH: 970-497-8221 EMAIL: PBUGGY@SJCCO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: CAT 140G LOOKING FOR CAT 140G. PLEASE EMAIL ME AND SEND DETAILED PICTURES OF AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT. CONTACT: NAQIB KHAN PH: 03-333-298-751 EMAIL: NAQIB_KHAN73@YAHOO.COM ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
WANTED: NEED BULLDOZER WANT TO BUY BULLDOZER KOMASTU 375A 5 OR 375A 6 WITH RIPPER, USA LOCATION FROM USER UNADVERTISED. NEED 3 PLEASE CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN PH: 450 346 8975 EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: WE BUY EQUIPMENT MANUALS • WE ARE LOOKING TO PURCHASE NEW OR USED SERVICE, SHOP, PARTS, OPERATOR’S OR OTHER MANUALS FOR EQUIPMENT OF ALL SORTS, BUT NOT INCLUDED TRUCKS AND VEHICLES. WE PREFER IN BULK, PERHAPS YOU HAVE COMPUTERIZED YOUR SERVICE OR PARTS OPERATION AND YOU HAVE BOOKS OR MANUALS YOU NO LONGER NEED, OR INVENTORIES YOU HAVE NOT SOLD. PERHAPS AS A DISCONTINUED PRODUCT LINE. WE WILL PURCHASE IN ANY USEABLE CONDITION IN ANY AMOUNT YOU HAVE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL US AT 270-849-2270 OR EMAIL US. CONTACT: GRACE FRANCES PH: 270-849-2270 EMAIL: TRITOWN1@MSN.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: DRESSER 200 TRAC LOADER RUNNING OR NOT - FOR PARTS CONTACT: STANLEY FELLS PH: 785-257-3360 EMAIL: SFELLS@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: NEEDED BULLDOZER NEEDED BULLDOZER D10N WITH RIPPER, KOMASTU 375A 3 WITH RIPPER, 475A 5 WITH RIPPER FOR PIECES OR RUNNING. USA LOCATION CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN PH: 450 346 8975 EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: SCRAP/ BROKEN CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY I AM LOOKING FOR SCRAP/ BROKEN CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY. IF YOU HAVE 1 OR 1000 PIECES I WILL PURCHASE AND THE PICKUPS ARE FREE. BACK HOES, LOADERS, EXCAVATORS, FORKLIFTS, CRANES, SKID STEERS, CONVEYORS, PLUS MANY MORE! I WILL PICK UP ANYWHERE IN NORTH AMERICA. ALL I NEED ARE PHOTOS AND DESCRIPTIONS OF YOUR MACHINES. I AM CURRENTLY PAYING $60.00 PER TON ON ALL UNPREPARED STEEL. CONTACT ME ANY TIME. THE BEST WAY TO REACH ME IS BY PHONE; MY EMAIL IS NOT ALWAYS WORKING. CONTACT: ROBERT COOPER PH: 979-341-9006 EMAIL: CONSTRUCTIONEQUIPMENT4LESS@ GMAIL.COM FAX: 979-341-9006 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
WANTED: REAR AXLE I AM LOOKING FOR A COMPLETE REAR AXLE ASSEMBLY FOR A HYUNDAI HL 757-7 SN LD0110229. IT IS A VOLVO AXLE OEM REAR AXLE PN 81LD-20010 SUPERCEDING # 81LD-20011 DIFFERENTIAL CARRIER PN XKBQ-00476 HOUSING CASTING PN 7126-24100. WOULD BE ALSO OK WITH CONVENTIONAL OR LIMITED SLIP DIFFERENTIAL. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY OPTIONS AVAILABLE OR IF THERE IS ANY OTHER INFORMATION YOU MAY NEED. CONTACT: DON L. PH: 585-584-3425 EMAIL: DONL@GEORGEANDSWEDE.COM FAX: 585-584-8290 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: CAT D5B LGP CAT D5B LGP MODEL CONTACT: MOLAI PH: 630-379-9175 EMAIL: MANSOOR.MOLAI@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: NEEDED BULLDOZER WANT TO BUY BULLDOZER D10N D10R ENC CAB WITH RIPPER UNADVERTISED NEED KOMATSU 375 A 3 475A 3 FROM BANK REPOS OR FOR PIECES CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN PH: 450-346-8975 EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: DEERE 644K 4 YD BUCKET DEERE 644K 4.0 YD GP BUCKET CONTACT: FRANK @ GROFF TRACTOR PH: 800-33-GROFF EMAIL: FRANKHORAN@ GROFFTRACTOR.COM FAX: 732-780-3618 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: STEEL END DUMP TRAILER OLDER MODEL 25 TO 35 FT END DUMP TRAILER STEEL TANDEM OR TRI, USED CONDITION FINE CONTACT: CHRIS BAREFOOT (PH: 919-622-0160) EMAIL: TLCWORKSINC@GMAIL.COM FAX: 919-207-0571 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: APE 200-6 APE 200-6 – VIBRATORY HAMMER AND POWERPACK WITH 11’ CASSION BEAM APPROX. WITH DUAL CLAMPS TO INSTALL AND EXTRACT ROUND STEEL CASING CONTACT: COLLEEN DOUTY (PH: 214-226-6867) EMAIL: CDOUTY@OVERLANDCORPORATION.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: BULLDOZER WANT TO BUY BULLDOZER- KOMASTU 375A 3 AND 475A 3 WITH RIPPER, 1996 TO 2005 RUN OR PIECES MUST BE UNADVERTISED PLEASE CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN (PH: 450-346 8975) EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
WANTED: FORGING PRESSES LOOKING FOR FORGING PRESSES, 1350 TON, 1600 TON AND 2500 TO 4000 TON ALL MECHANICAL CONTACT: HERB KAISER (PH: 248-680-1000) EMAIL: HERB@GIBBSIND.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: 2 CATERPILLAR 740B ARTIC TRUCKS LATER MODEL, MAX 5000 HOURS, USA LOCATION CONTACT: RICHARD (PH: 603 828-6100) EMAIL: CMISOLD1@COMCAST.NET –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: LOOKING FOR LATE MODEL BACKHOE ASAP IN TEXAS I'M LOOKING FOR 2000-2010 COMPLETE BACKHOE ASAP! PLEASE AUCTION PRICES ONLY. I'M A DEALER WANTED: USED PORTABLE ASTEC SO NO RETAIL, I'M LOOKING TO PURASPHALT PLANT CHASE IN QTY IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT. YEAR MODEL 2000 OR NEWER ASTEC, LOOKING FOR UNITS IN THE TEXAS 300 TON PORTABLE DRUM MIX AREA IF POSSIBLE. I HAVE CASH ASPHALT PLANT - PORTABLE FIVE BIN TODAY!! NOTE: CAN BE IN WORKING COLD FEED SYSTEM - PORTABLE RAP OR NON WORKING CONDITION. SYSTEM - PORTABLE SELF-ERECTING CONTACT: MATTHEW SILO USED SURGE SYSTEM (ASPHALT (PH: 346-230-4485) SILOS) - 2 -200 TON SILOS - TRAVERSE EMAIL: SALES.AMERICANCONVEYOR - 36’ DRAG SLAT CONVEYPUMPANGEAR@GMAIL.COM OR - 100’ TRUCK SCALES –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– CONTACT: COLLEEN DOUTY WANTED: HITACHI EX200 AND EX400 (PH: 214-226-6867) WANTED TO BUY HITACHI EX200, EMAIL: CDOUTY@ EX200-1, EX270, EX400 AND EX400-1. OVERLANDCORPORATION.COM IF YOU HAVE ANY FOR SALE PLEASE FAX: 214-226-6867 EMAIL ME PICTURES AND DETAILS. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– CONTACT: RIZ SUNESARA WANTED: NEEDED BÙLLDOZER (PH: 832-528-0786) NEEDED BULLDOZER KOMATSU EMAIL: RIZ@MEGAEQUIPMENTS.COM 275,375,475 ENC CAB WITH RIPPER FAX: 2817270415 2012 USA LOCATION MUST NE UNADVERTISED PLEASE –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN WANTED: CATERPILLAR 140G, 140H (PH: 450-346-8975) RUNNING OR NON-RUNNING!!!!!! EMAIL: WANTED TO BUY CAT MOTOR GRADER JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA 140G AND 140H. IF YOU HAVE ANY –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FOR SALE PLEASE EMAIL ME PICWANTED: JOHN DEERE 410 BACKHOE TURES AND DETAILS. CASE 580 BACKHOE 1998 TO 2007 CONTACT: STEVE CONTACT: ROGER (PH: 713-659-0593) PH: 810-845-4540 EMAIL: STEVE@MEGAEQUIPMENTS.COM EMAIL: RSTUDLEY@COMCAST.NET FAX: 281-727-0415 FAX: 810-845-4540 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: RUNNING OR NON RUNNING WANTED: NEEDED BULLDOZER MACHINES!!!! NEEDED USA LOCATION BULLDOZER CAT WHEEL LOADER 936, 950, 950B, KOMASTU 2014 AND UP 155 275 375. 475 ENV WITH RIPPER D10N D10R D10T 950E, 950F, 966D, 966E, 966F AND 966G. IF YOU HAVE ANY FOR SALE PLEASE D11N D11R D11T ENC ÇAB WITH RIPEMAIL ME PICTURES AND DETAILS. PER OR REPOSSES BANK OR LIEN CONTACT: SAM CONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTIN (PH: 713-855-6170) (PH: 1 450 346 8975) EMAIL: SALES@MEGAEQUIPMENTS.COM EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA FAX: 281-727-0415 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: 2002-2005 VERMEER HG 365 WANTED: INTERNATIONAL TD20C GRINDER PARTS UNIT DOZER & INTERNATIONAL 250E I AM LOOKING FOR A 2002-2005 VERLOADER MEER HG 365 GRINDER UNIT FOR RUNNING OR NOT, FOR PARTS! PARTS ONLY. I HAVE A COUPLE OF CONTACT: ALBERT HARLOW UNITS I'M LOOKING TO PUT TOGETH(PH: 267-738-5984) –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ER. I'M A SERIOUS BUYER AND LOOK-
ING TO ACT FAST. DOESN'T MATTER WHAT'S WRONG, DON'T CARE ABOUT THE HOURS. CONTACT: JAMES (PH: 346-230-4485) EMAIL: SALES.AMERICANPUMPANGEAR@GMAIL.COM FAX: 346-230-4485 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: GP 7.5 CUBIC YARD BUCKET FOR CAT 980G/H/K WE ARE LOOKING FOR CAT 980G/H/K 7.5 CUBIC YARD GP BUCKET WITH BOE (BUCKET ONLY). OTHER MAKES OF THE SAME SIZE BUCKET ARE ACCEPTABLE. WE APPRECIATE AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESPONSE. CONTACT: ROY FOLLICK (PH: 519-686-1123) EMAIL: SALES@MARCELEQUIPMENT.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: INTERNATIONAL 260A BACKHOE ANY CONDITION CONTACT: RUDY (PH: 732-921-1314) EMAIL: CRUTILITIES@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: HYDRAULIC PUMP FOR 2700 Q LINK BELT CONTACT: TONY STEFFES PH: 414-651-7336 EMAIL: STEFFESANTHONY@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: LINKBELT CRANES LINKBELT MODEL 48A OR LS68, LS78, LS 98, OR LS108. OPERATING OR PARTS MACHINES CONTACT: WILLIAM TAYLOR PH: 609-868-0326 EMAIL: TAYLORSCRANESERVICE@GMAIL.COM FAX: 856-468-5742 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: FORD BACKHOE 455C I AM LOOKING FOR A TECHNICIAN FAMILIAR WITH THE ENTIRE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM OF A FORD BACKHOE 455C. THE MACHINE IS LOCATED IN CONSHOHOCKEN, 19428 CONTACT: JON NEVE PH: 610-828-9869 EMAIL: JAMESJNEVEINC@GMAIL.COM FAX: 610-828-0382 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: HORIZONTAL DIRECTIONAL DRILLS I AM CURRENTLY LOOKING TO PURCHASE HDD UNITS ASAP! ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. CAN BE WORKING OR BROKEN. MUST HAVE LOW MILES AND RODS AND BASKET MUST BE IN PLACE. I WILL PAY FOR SHIPPING. MUST HAVE FULL SPECS AND PHOTOS READY. CONTACT: MATTHEW STEVENSON PH: 346-230-4485 EMAIL: MATT.TURBOWELDINGSVC@GMAIL.COM FAX: 346-230-4485 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
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ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944 • Kissimmee, FL Wed., August 16, 2017 For: Large Rental Return Auction • Boston, MA Sat., August 19, 2017 For: Construction, Snow Equipment, Aerials & more • Houston, TX Tues., August 22, 2017 For: Rental Fleet Construction Equipment & more • Jamestown, NY Thurs., August 24, 2017 For: Rolloff Trucks, Containers and more • Queretaro, Mexico Fri., August 25, 2017 For: Late Model Earthmoving Equipment & more • Scranton, PA Sat., August 26, 2017 For: Job Completion: Cranes, Boom Trucks & more • Pensacola, FL Thurs., September 7, 2017 For: Late Model Construction Equipment Auction • Parkersburg, WV Sat., September 9, 2017 For: Large Late Model Construction Equipment Auction • Nashville (Cookville), TN Wed., September 20, 2017 For: Earthmoving Equipment & more • Atlantic City, NJ Sat., September 23, 2017 For: Very Late Model Rental Returns Auction • Oneida, NY Sun., September 24, 2017 For: Estate Auction • Dallas (Ft. Worth), TX Tues., September 24, 2017 For: Rentals! Construction Equipment & more
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Missouri Land Improvement Contractors Association GOLF OUTING & “FUN-RAISER” DATE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 Associated General Contractors of Minnesota Lunch at NOON; SHOT-GUN start at 1:00 PM AGC of Minnesota PLACE: Cameron Veterans’ Memorial Golf Club Webinars: The New AIA A201 General Terms and Conditions 1000 Park Avenue On August 15 and 16, AGC of America will hold a two-part webinar Cameron, MO series exploring AIA’s recently released A201 documents. The webinars will equip contractors with information about the new A201, For more information on this event, contact Missouri LICA State Office, Deb Dickens, Executive Director, 1101 West High Street, insurance exhibit, and A-series Owner/Contractor agreements (including the A101, Lump Sum), A102 (Cost Plus with BMP), Jefferson City, MO 65109. Phone: 573/634-3001. Email: A103 (Cost Plus), and A104 and A105 (Short Form Agreements). MLICA@aol.com. For more information, contact the AGC of Minnesota at 651/6328929; dwoods@agcmn.org; http://www.agcmn.org. 31st KENTUCKY WOOD EXPO Masterson Station Park NYS WOODSMEN’S FIELD DAYS 3051 Leestown Road New York State Woodsmen’s Field Days Lexington, Kentucky 40511 118 Main Street DATES: SEPTEMBER 15 – 16, 2017 Boonville, NY 13309 Kentucky Wood Expo is a 2-day event being held from 15th DATES: AUGUST 18, 2017 to August 20, 2017 September to the 16th September 2017 at the Masterson Station TIME: 12:00 AM Park in Lexington, Kentucky, USA. This event showcases products PHONE: 315/942-4593 from the furniture industry. The event is dedicated to serving and Website: www.starinfo.com/woodsmen Tigercat and CJ Logging will display the range of Tigercat Forestry promoting the forest products’ industry of Kentucky and is an excluMachines at the New York State Woodsmen’s Field Days in sive gathering place for all the wood trade experts. The show will Boonville, NY. There will be over 100 Forest Industry Exhibits – demonstrate the latest wood materials, panels and covering prodHuge Parade, Fireworks, Craft Show, Beards Contest and Chainsaw ucts, hardware and accessories. The Kentucky Wood Expo will help Ice Carving. Events include NYS Open Lumberjack Championships, the attendees to discover a diverse range of fascinating displays The Annual 10K Foot Race, World’s Open Lumberjill Championships related to wood products. The visitors learn the various brands that and Horse Skidding to name a few! Rain or Shine! are associated with the wood industry. The show will have 1,200 participants which will draw in 4,000 visitors from fifteen states. SOUTHWEST FOREST PRODUCTS EXPO 2017/ARK LOGGERS This will prove to be a productive platform for the exhibitors to gain Website: http://arkloggers.com/ new contacts and expand the network. For more information on this Contact us: http://arkloggers.com/contact-us/ Coming August 25 to 26, 2017 to HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS Expo, contact Kentucky Forest Industries Association, 106 Progress The ATPA is proud to bring timber harvesters and other logging and Drive, Frankfort, KY 40601. Phone: 502/695-3979. forestry professionals its Southwest Forest Products Expo, an amazing indoor equipment and services showcase held at the Hot 38th ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC WORKS EXPO Springs Civic and Convention Center, Hot Springs, Arkansas. Join DATES: SEPTEMBER 20th and 21st, 2017 us as the partitions in the Convention Center open wide to make room for numerous large-scale equipment exhibitors and vendors PLACE: Boxboro Regency Hotel and Conference Center from across the country, all under one roof. View lodging options 242 Adams Place, Boxborough, MA 01719 Wednesday: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and attractions behind the About Hot Springs tab, and be sure to Educational Seminars: Thursday: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM download or have mailed to you the fantastic Hot Springs Vacation planning guide, courtesy of the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. We hope you will be joining us this year for an exciting show – and remember, admission is FREE to all who attend! MARK YOUR CALPWA – American Public Works Association ENDARS! Wednesday, September 20th and Thursday, September 2017 PWX Registration is NOW OPEN! 21st. The 2017 New England Public Works Expo is being held at Make plans now to be in Orlando, FL August 27-30, 2017! Come experience all the public works profession has to offer in the Boxboro Regency Hotel and Conference Center in Boxborough, Orlando at PWX 2017. PWX draws thousands of professionals MA, conveniently located off Route 495. Please note that the locafrom all over the world. If you are like many of them, you have lim- tion is the same as last year but the name of the hotel has changed.th ited resources for professional development. PWX 2017 should be It was formerly called the Holiday Inn. This year will mark the 38 at the top of your list if you are looking for OUTSTANDING EDUCA- anniversary of the Massachusetts Highway Association’s equipment TION SESSIONS; a chance to meet with an extensive gathering of and trade expo, long recognized as one of New England’s largest EXHIBITORS SHOWCASING THE LATEST PRODUCTS, SERVICES and equipment expos. The show features some of the region’s latest TECHNOLOGIES; and for OPPORTUNITIES TO NETWORK WITH YOUR heavy equipment, construction, municipal and highway products & PEERS, HONE YOUR LEADERSHIP ABILITIES and LEARN NEW JOB services from top vendors. The show has come a long way since SKILLS! Join nearly 6,000 of your public works colleagues from North America and beyond in Orlando for this exciting event! its humble beginnings. It has become the premiere heavy equipment and trade show in New England! Last year’s expo was a sellRegister Today! out with over 160 vendors displaying their products and services. Contact: American Public Works Association The expo was well attended with over 1,600 visitors passing 1200 Main Street, Suite 1400 Kansas City, MO 64105-2100 through the trade center during the two-day show. For more inforToll Free: 800/848-2792 mation, contact www.nepublicworksexpo.org. Local: 816/472-6100, Fax: 816/472-1610 MAPA SPORTING CLAYS EVENT Associated General Contractors of Minnesota MINNESOTA ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION AGC of Minnesota DATE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Sporting Clays Fundraiser Join us for the 18th annual Sporting Clays Fundraiser on Monday, LOCATION: Wild Marsh Sporting Clays 13481 County Road 3 SE August 28, at Minnesota Horse and Hunt Club in Prior Lake. Clear Lake, MN 55319 Proceeds from the event benefit scholarships presented by the AGC USA of Minnesota Foundation to students in postsecondary construction320/743-4960 related programs. For more information, contact the AGC of PHONE: www.wildmarshsportingclays.com Minnesota at 651/632-8929; dwoods@agcmn.org; WEBSITE: http://www.agcmn.org. MAPA will be hosting a sporting clay event for members. Dinner will be provided with signup. There will be two (2) rounds of 50 targets 14th Annual Old Construction & Mining Equipment Show available per person. The groups will consist of four (4) people per Dates: September 9-10, 2017 team. Some brief instructions will be available when you check in Place: Harrison Coal & Reclamation at the clubhouse. You must bring your own shotguns for use. It Historical Park Ohio 519, between New Athens, Ohio and U.S. Route 22 must be in good working order and be able to hold two (2) shells. You are allowed to share shotguns, but it is recommended you have just over one (1) mile West of New your own gun. SAFETY IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY! Please Athens, Ohio treat every gun as you would a loaded gun. Keep your actions open (42500 Stumptown Road, Cadiz, on your shotgun until it is your turn to shoot and you are in the Ohio) shooting station. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited before or durwww.HCRHP.ORG ing shooting. MAPA reserves the right to cancel and/or reschedule. Old trucks, crawlers, construction, and mining equipment Operating equipment digging and moving the earth. Station Sponsorship (Coming Soon): $150 to Sponsor a station at Show hours: Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM; Sunday 9 AM to 4 PM. MAPA’s Sporting Clay Event…Includes a sign with your company Admission: $3.00 logo. You may send someone from your company to attend the staFor show information contact HCEA-OVC: 740/312-5385 or tion to give out items. No alcoholic beverages allowed. Proceeds 330/618-8032. will go for prizes at dinner. Email: Oldironshow@yahoo.com. www.Facebook.com/OCMES. 4th ANNUAL FLEXIBLE & COST EFFECTIVE 55th Annual STUMPTOWN STEAM THRESHERS REUNION WELL SITE FACILITIES ONSHORE 2017 DATES: SATURDAY/SUNDAY – SEPTEMBER 9th and 10th, DATES: 27 September to 28 September, 2017 2017 PLACE: Houston, TX Location: On SR 519 One Mile West of New Athens, Ohio, North America’s Only Initiative Dedicated Entirely to between U.S. 11 and SR 9 Facilities Engine Antique Steam Engines, Gas Engines & Gas Tractors, Threshing Grain, Bailing Straw, Sawing Lumber, Sawing Shingles, Grinding Missouri Land Improvement Contractors Association (MLICA) Corn into Corn Meal with Stone Burr Mill, Flea Market, Ladies Competent Person Training Auxiliary Raffle & T-Shirts. Date: September 29, 2017 Meals, Lunch Snacks, Open Kettle Cooked Beans & Corn Bread. GRAND PARADE 4:00 PM. Time: 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM Admission $5.00 per day or Membership Card: Membership Place: Bobcat of St. Louis – Columbia $6.00, includes Badge. Alcoholic Beverages prohibited. Not 1101 North Lenway responsible for Theft, Loss or Accident. ATVs Prohibited. Firearms Columbia, MO Prohibited. Children under 12 Free! For general information, contact Kevin Southeastern Equipment Company, Inc. Johnson at 740/968-4796. 60th Anniversary Open House Event. CAMBRIDGE, OHIO The Associated General Contractors of America 10874 East Pike Road AGC OF AMERICA OCTOBER 13, 2017 CONSTRUCTION HR & TRAINING PROFESSIONALS CONFERENCE 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM; 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM DATES: SEPTEMBER 11-13, 2017 For more information, contact: Southeastern Equipment Co., Inc., PLACE: HYATT REGENCY 10874 East Pike Road, Cambridge, OH. Phone: 800/798-5438. PHOENIX AZ
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Joey Martin Auctioneers Holds ‘Hot’ Sale in Decatur, Ala.
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t was a hot day in Decatur, Ala., with even hotter bidding both online and onsite for the Joey Martin Auctioneers sale on July 26. The sale featured well maintained equipment including late-model Cat, Komatsu and John Deere machines as well as some new John Deere utility tractors, new Kubota skid steer loaders and new tag and gooseneck trailers. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
Mark Trahan of Denmar Equipment, Sulphur, La., tests out this John Deere 700K LGP dozer. Guy Selinka (L) and Sean Jordan, both of Streamline Financial Services, Suwanee, Ga., attend every Joey Martin Auctioneers sale to provide financing services to all buyers.
Shane Marquis (L) of Alabama Truck & Equipment, Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Dwight Swaim of Tractor & Equipment Co., Decatur, Ala., swap some notes on excavators of interest.
Bruce Lowery (L) of Lowery Properties, Arley, Ala., and Ricky Frazier of R&S Roofing, Ardmore, Ala., look over some of the compact track loaders for sale. Lane (L) and Kenneth Anders, both of Anders Farms, Hartselle, Ala., try out a Bobcat E42 miniexcavator.
(L-R): Tom Powell, Joey Martin and Matt Warren, all of Joey Martin Auctioneers, stand ready to get the auction rolling.
Mike Clower of Joey Martin Auctioneers also is an independent equipment buyer and seller and shows interest in some of the Cat crawler loaders.
Steve Albritton (L) and Bill Johns, both of Johns & Kirksey Inc., Tuscaloosa, Ala., inspect and measure the buckets on a pair of new Kubota skid steer loaders.
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Prime Source Launches One-Stop Shop in Statesville PRIME from page 24
regional contractor, as well as experience working for other OEM distributors, including John Deere and Komatsu. Under Thompson’s leadership, several segments of Prime Source will continue to expand. “We are organizing Prime Source around key segments, including the availability of parts and service, with a heavy focus on undercarriages, drilling parts and service and landfill compactor wheels. Also, our welders are able to recondition landfill compactor wheels, as well as used parts,” said Tropsha “We are getting into tailgates for articulated trucks. On a 40ton truck you usually get 3 to 5 tons of additional capacity with a tailgate. The tailgates are Prime Source brand, which work for all makes of trucks, so whether it’s a Volvo or any other brand, we are able to source tailgates and provide tailgates for any size truck. We will also supply drill bits, hammers, couplings and drill pipe. We represent Boart Longyear, Mitsubishi, Rock Hog, Mincon and several other key drilling distributors.” Tropsha said that in addition to the company’s product portfolio and its experience in the industry, one of its key offerings to its customers are skilled technicians. “Our technicians have years of experience in many fields, including undercarriage service, welding, equipment repair — in both the shop and in the field — as well as a tremendous amount of expertise in both drilling and the construction industry.” For more information, visit www.primesourceco.com (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Prime Source covers water truck and water equipment sales, parts and services.
AGC: Construction Employment Up in 41 States for June Forty-one states added construction jobs between June 2016 and June 2017 amid continuing widespread demand for construction services, while 25 states and the District of Columbia added construction jobs between May and June, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of Labor Department data released July 21. Association officials said the smaller number of states adding workers in the latest month may indicate a shortage of qualified job seekers, rather than a slowdown in demand for construction. “Contractors in most of the country say they have plenty of projects booked and would like to hire more workers if they could find them, so it is likely that some states with monthly employment declines have a shortage of workers available to hire rather than a slowdown in work,” said Ken Simonson, chief economist of the association. “Given the low unemployment rate in most states, other industries are competing hard for workers, making it difficult for contractors to find new construction workers, let alone experienced ones.” California added the most construction jobs (46,500 jobs, 6.0 percent) during the past year. Other states adding a high number of new construction jobs for the past 12
months include Florida (32,400 jobs, 6.9 percent), Louisiana (15,600 jobs, 11.1 percent), Texas (14,400 jobs, 2.1 percent) and
“Contractors in most of the country say they have plenty of projects booked and would like to hire more workers…” Ken Simonson Associated General Contractors
Oregon (11,200 jobs, 12.5 percent). Rhode Island added the highest percentage of new construction jobs during the past year (13.4 percent, 2,400 jobs), followed by Nevada (12.6 percent, 9,500 jobs), Oregon and New Hampshire (11.1 percent, 2,800 jobs). Eight states and the District of Columbia shed construction jobs between June 2016 and June 2017. The District lost the highest percentage for the year (minus 5.7 percent, minus 900 jobs), followed by Alaska (minus
4.9 percent, minus 800 jobs), South Dakota (minus 3.7 percent, minus 900 jobs), Mississippi (minus 2.6 percent, minus 1,400 jobs) and Missouri (minus 2.6 percent, (minus 3,100 jobs). Missouri lost the largest number of construction jobs), followed by Illinois (minus 1,700 jobs, minus 0.8 percent), Mississippi, D.C. and South Dakota. Construction employment was unchanged over the year in Iowa. Between May and June, California had the largest numerical increases (8,100 jobs, 1.0 percent), followed by Florida (5,100 jobs, 1.0 percent), New Jersey (4,200 jobs, 2.7 percent), Louisiana (4,000 jobs, 2.6 percent), Nevada (2,100 jobs, 2.5 percent) and Missouri (2,100 jobs, 1.8 percent). New Jersey had the largest percent gain for the month, followed by Louisiana, Nevada, West Virginia (2.3 percent, 700 jobs) and New Hampshire Twenty-one states lost construction jobs between May and June. Georgia had the largest numerical loss (minus 4,000 jobs, minus 2.2 percent), followed by Colorado (minus 3,500 jobs, minus 2.2 percent), Massachusetts (minus 2,800 jobs, minus 1.9 percent), Michigan (minus 2,800 jobs, minus 1.7 percent) and Wisconsin (minus 2,700 jobs, minus 2.4 percent). Wisconsin
lost the highest percentage of construction jobs for the month, followed by Georgia and Colorado, Massachusetts, Michigan and Wyoming (minus 1.4 percent, minus 300 jobs). Construction employment was unchanged for the month in Arkansas, Maine, New Mexico and North Dakota. Association officials urged Washington officials to help address growing labor shortages in the construction industry by taking steps to expand training opportunities for students and young adults. Such steps include expanding investments in secondary career and technical education, making it easier to establish apprenticeship training programs in all market types and allowing for more charter schools and career academies that focus on construction skills. “The need for more craft workers in fields like construction is growing every month,” Stephen E. Sandherr, chief executive officer of the association, said. “There is a correspondingly urgent need to put in place measures that can expand training opportunities for people considering careers in construction.” For more information, visit www.agc.org. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ALLU GROUP............................................................................................ 45 ASCENDUM MACHINERY INC................................................................ 2,3 ATI CORPORATION.................................................................................. 46 BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC........................................................................ 61 BARGAINS................................................................................................ 87 BRANDYWINE TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT..................................................22 BROOKS SALES INC................................................................................ 25 BUTLER MACHINERY.............................................................................. 26 CAROLINA CAT.................................................................................... 13-17 CEG SCALE MODELS.............................................................................. 37 CLASSIFIEDS............................................................................................ 87 CON-EQUIPMENT OF THE CAROLINAS................................................ 18 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE UNDERGROUND UTILITY PROMO................................................ 50 REACH YOUR MARKET.................................................................. 93 WANTED SE.................................................................................... 86 AUCTION TRIPLE BUY.................................................................... 91 CONTINENTAL ENGINES........................................................................ 22 DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER................................................................ 70 DRESSTA NORTH AMERICA.................................................................... 79 DYNAPAC.................................................................................................. 85 ENVISION CAPITAL GROUP.................................................................... 31 FAE USA INC............................................................................................ 60 FECON...................................................................................................... 56 FELLING TRAILERS.................................................................................. 40 FLANGE LOCK.......................................................................................... 31 FLECO ATTACHMENTS............................................................................ 44 GEHL SKID STEER.................................................................................. 76 GROVE WORLDWIDE.............................................................................. 71 GSE GREAT SOUTH EQUIPMENT............................................................ 9 HALE TRAILER BRAKE & WHEEL.......................................................... 29 HENNESSY INTERNATIONAL.................................................................. 28 HILLS MACHINERY.............................................................................. 95,96 HOLLAND PUMP MFG.............................................................................. 26 INTERSTATE EQUIPMENT CO................................................................ 25 IRONHORSE EQUIPMENT INC................................................................ 28 JOEY MARTIN AUCTIONEERS ATHENS GA......................................................................................89 JOHN DEERE............................................................................................ 65 JRE/GEOMETRY GLOBAL........................................................................ 10 KCM .................................................................................................... 68,69 KLEEMAN.................................................................................................. 59 KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ............................................ 75 KOMATSU AMERICA CORP............................................................66,67,81 KPI-JCI...................................................................................................... 54 KUBOTA................................................................................................ 76,77
LAND EQUIPMENT INC............................................................................ 35 LARMEE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY............................................................ 56 LINK-BELT EXCAVATORS.................................................................... 48,49 LIUGONG CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ............................................ 83 MAY HEAVY EQUIPMENT LLC.................................................................. 5 MOBRO MARINE INC................................................................................43 NEXTRAN OF JACKSONVILLE................................................................ 40 NORAM................................................................................................ 72,73 NORTH AMERICAN ATTACHMENTS........................................................42 POWER EQUIPMENT CO........................................................................ 23 POWERSCREEN MID-ATLANTIC............................................................ 55 PRIME SOURCE........................................................................................46 PROFILE PUBLICATIONS........................................................................ 33 RANSOME EQUIPMENT SALES LLC/LRH.............................................. 86 RICHARDSON SERVICE 1991 INC.......................................................... 21 ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY................................................................46 RUBBLE MASTER AMERICAS CORP...................................................... 60 SANY AMERICA INC..................................................................................84 SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES......................................................................44 SCREEN MACHINE INDUSTRIES............................................................ 57 SEC EQUIPMENT CORP.......................................................................... 42 SENNEBOGEN.......................................................................................... 63 SITECH MID-ATLANTIC............................................................................ 19 SOLESBEES EQUIP & ATTACHMENTS.................................................. 45 STERETT HEAVY HAULING.................................................................... 18 SULLIVAN PALATEK..................................................................................35 TEREX CRANES........................................................................................74 TEREX FUCHS.......................................................................................... 80 THOMPSON MACHINERY USED PARTS................................................ 42 THOMPSON TRACTOR CO................................................................ 52,53 TOWMASTER INC..................................................................................... 39 TRACTOR TRACS INC.............................................................................. 44 TREKKER TRACTOR................................................................................ 11 TRENCH SHORING SERVICES................................................................32 VOLVO........................................................................................................27 VOLVO (SDLG)........................................................................................ 6,7 WATERS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS...................................................... 39 WILCOX TRACTOR SALES INC.............................................................. 25 ALABAMA SUPPLEMENT COWIN EQUIPMENT CO INC.................................................................... 3 HEAVY MACHINES INC.............................................................................. 2 JCB OF ALABAMA...................................................................................... 7 THOMPSON TRACTOR CO.................................................................... 4,5 TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO INC............................................................ 8
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High Performance Becomes Standard Not only do the new, CASE Tier 4 Final D Series excavators deliver greater fuel efficiency, more digging power, higher lifting capacities, better controllability and enhanced hydraulics for faster cycle times, they also have a redesigned cab that’s redefining comfortable productivity. More space. A bigger, better seat. Intuitive adjustment options, intelligent controls and even a Bluetooth radio. High performance has never felt so good. 3-year/3000-hr. Full-Machine Factory Warranty*
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