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rehabilitate some roadway on Highway 191 and West Loop 250 in Midland. “This area has some of the highest traffic counts in the 12county Odessa District,” noted Powell. Funding for the project came from the Permian Basin Metropolitan Planning Organization, which committed $16.25 million in TxDOT funds, while the Midland Development Corporation donated $2 million. The latter helped to prioritize the project,” he said, adding that “the project won’t be the final one at this location.” Construction Work Serving as the general contractor is Jones Brothers Dirt & Paving, of Odessa, Texas, where Mike McAnally, former
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Agricultural Tractors
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2015 JOHN DEERE 6215R................................$139,500 (4) 2018/19 JOHN DEERE 6120M............From $79,500 2018 JOHN DEERE 5125R..................................$98,500 (2) 2017 JOHN DEERE 5085M ................From $59,500
2012 CATERPILLAR D11T....................................$CALL
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2018 CATERPILLAR D9T ..................................$805,000
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2020 CATERPILLAR 150AWD..........................$407,500
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2020 CATERPILLAR D6 XL..................................$CALL
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2019 CATERPILLAR 16M3................................$825,000
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2016 CATERPILLAR 14M VHP ........................$405,000
2013 CATERPILLAR 740B........................................$329,500 (3) 2014/15 CATERPILLAR 725C ................From $249,500 2017 CATERPILLAR 725C2......................................$339,500 2019 FORD F750............................................................$95,000 (2) 2007/15 FREIGHTLINER M2 ....................From $49,500 (18) 2018-20 KENWORTH T370 ..............From $89,500 (18) 2018-22 PETERBILT 348 ................From $119,500 VOLVO A25D........................................................$119,500
2015 CATERPILLAR D6N XL, 3235 Hrs..........$164,500
2007 CATERPILLAR 14H ..................................$155,000
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1980 CATERPILLAR 637D ..................................$59,500
1991 CATERPILLAR 992C....................................$CALL 2019 CATERPILLAR 982M................................$439,500 (2) 2018/2019 CATERPILLAR 966M ................$318,500 (2) 2018 CATERPILLAR 938M ..........................$169,500 2015 CATERPILLAR 914K ..................................$69,500
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2016 CATERPILLAR D6N LGP ........................$139,500
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Easton Sales and Rental Accepts First-Ever Rokbak Hauler Easton Sales and Rentals has registered a notable moment in construction equipment history, taking delivery of the first-ever Rokbak articulated hauler. The Rokbak brand launched Sept. 1, 2021, as part of the Volvo Group, with its RA30 and RA40 articulated haulers built at the company factory in Motherwell, Scotland. Although the Rokbak brand is new, Easton Sales and Rentals is a long-term partner of the company in its previous incarnation and was actually named 2020 Dealer of the Year. Jeff Udelson, managing principle of Easton Sales and Rentals, was delighted to take delivery of Rokbak unit number one. “It’s a great honor for our company to get the first Rokbak articulated hauler and there was real excitement around the dealership when it arrived,” he said. “Rokbak has only been in existence a short time, but it’s built on the legacy of a company with a long history,” he said. “What’s most impressive about the new Rokbak brand is how clear it is to see what it stands for — hard work, performance, reliability, sustainability. It’s also backed by the Volvo Group so there’s no doubt about the quality or performance. “It looks fantastic, but a great exterior is just a small part of what makes these machines such excellent haulers,” Udelson added. “They are unstoppable on site, and can power through anything a project throws at them. So you get unbeatable performance and durability but with a fuel-efficient design which means better ROI on the job,” he continued. The first delivery was actually part of a package of two RA30 models received by Easton Sales and Rentals. Both were sold to Linco Construction, a family-owned and operated company founded in Houston,
transmission fluid, which increases the time needed between oil changes from 1,000 to 4,000 hours. In addition to the two Rokbak RA30 units it has already received, Easton Sales and Rentals has a further three on their way to Texas. Two are already sold to JMC Equipment LLC, another Houston-based company, while the third will join the inventory fleet at Easton Sales and Rentals.
Although the Rokbak brand is new, Easton Sales and Rentals is a long-term partner of the company in its previous incarnation and was named 2020 Dealer of the Year.
Texas, in 1992. The company has already put the Rokbak machines to work, helping with earthworks, underground utility, clearing work and more. Steve Brown, president of Linco Construction, said the design and performance of the Rokbak machines was a perfect match for the company. “Our business is built on delivering quality work that is competitively priced and performed by experts, so these new Rokbak machines are ideal tools to help us do that,” he said. “They’ve only been at work for a few weeks, but we can already see they are workhorses. We have built relationships with our clients on our commitment, hard work and quality, and when we look at the Rokbak haulers, we see those same values shining through.” The RA30 articulated hauler from
Two RA 30s were sold to Linco Construction, a family-owned and operated company founded in Houston, Texas.
Rokbak is a great choice for construction sites, infrastructure developments or quarries. The 30.9-ton unit offers a heaped capacity of 22.9 cu. yds. and is powered by a Scania DC9 engine, which develops gross power of 370 hp and a maximum torque of 1387 lbf ft. Its fuel-efficient engine is emissions compliant and meets the requirements of the latest North American legislation with T4F. The hauler’s EP320 transmission comes with eight forward and four reverse gears, with a top speed of 34 mph, high overall gear ratio spread, equal ratio steps between gears and optimized gear shifting with partial load shifts. This adds up to lower fuel consumption, smoother gear shifting, better operator comfort and faster cycle times. Increased productivity and uptime, plus lower cost per ton, are further boosted by the long-life
About Easton Sales and Rentals At its locations across Texas, Easton Sales and Rentals provides earthmoving equipment for hauling, trench digging, loading, grading and excavating to contractors in the construction and road building sectors. The relationship between Easton Sales and Rentals and Rokbak dates back more than two decades. Daniel Meara, regional sales manager of Rokbak in North America, said, “We are absolutely thrilled with the enthusiasm our long-standing dealer partners in North America have shown for the new brand and are looking forward to working closely with them over the coming months and years as we establish Rokbak as the industry benchmark for performance, power and reliability.” For more information, visit https://www.eastonsalesandrentals.com. About Rokbak Rokbak is a manufacturer of off-highway articulated haulers that are used in mining, quarrying and construction applications around the world. Member of the Volvo Group and headquartered in Motherwell, Scotland, UK, Rokbak has two models of articulated haulers, with payloads ranging from 30.9 to 41.9 tons. For more information, visit rokbak.com.
Easton Sales and Rentals will obtain three more RA30s. Two are already sold to JMC Equipment LLC, another Houston-based company, while the third will join the inventory fleet at Easton Sales and Rentals.
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Fecon Adds Vermeer Texas-Louisiana as Newest Dealer As part of the controlled roll out of the recent global distribution agreement, Fecon LLC announced the addition of Vermeer Texas-Louisiana. With 13 dealership locations throughout Texas and Louisiana, Vermeer TexasLouisiana provides a robust line of mulching equipment that incorporates the best of Vermeer and Fecon mulching technology. It will begin stocking Fecon-made forestry mulching tractors and attachments in addition to its full lineup of Vermeer branded forestry equipment, making it simpler for customers to find the equipment best suited to their needs. With dealership locations in Alamo, Amarillo, Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Kilgore, Lubbock, Midland and Odessa, San Antonio, Victoria and Waco, Texas, and Baton, Rouge, La., Vermeer Texas-Louisiana offers new and used equipment for sale, as well as rental, parts sales and full-service capabilities. About Fecon Established in 1992 near Cincinnati, Ohio, Fecon manufactures forestry mulchers, tracked carriers and tractors, as well as a full range of attachments and other equipment for vegetation management. Its products are sold through equipment dealers and distributors worldwide. For more information on Fecon products, contact Mike Kucharski at 513/6964430, or via e-mail at mkucharski@fecon.com or visit www.Fecon.com.
With 13 dealership locations throughout Texas and Louisiana, Vermeer Texas-Louisiana provides a robust line of mulching equipment that incorporates the best of Vermeer and Fecon mulching technology.
About Vermeer Southeast Founded in 1978, Vermeer Texas-Louisiana is a 100 percent employee-owned, full-service equipment dealer specializing in selling, leasing and servicing equipment manufactured by Vermeer Corporation of Pella, Iowa. It has a robust inventory of new and used equipment for sale or rental in its 13 dealerships located throughout Texas and southern Louisiana. It has earned Pinnacle status in the Vermeer Mark of Excellence program, the highest award bestowed upon industrial dealers. Most recently it earned the Top Global Volume Dealer award. For more information visit www.VermeerTexas.com.
TxDOT’s El Paso District Wins Inaugural Seal Coat Award TxDOT’s El Paso District was selected as the winner of the inaugural Jon A. Epps Seal Coat Award for Region 2, for fiscal year 2020, from the Texas Asphalt Pavement Association. TxDOT partnered with Cox Paving and team representatives accepted the award at the TXAPA 46th annual meeting from Sept. 21 to 24 in San Antonio. The award recognizes the work performed by the El Paso District in conjunction with contractors to preserve and maintain existing highways. Highways are rated on surface appearance, ride (what the driving public feels while driving the roadway), quality of the seal coat and overall appearance, which includes pavement markings. Region 2 includes the TxDOT Odessa, San Angelo and Abilene districts. “While the fast-paced process involves a team of six-to-eight staff for placement, the seal coat effort was a district-wide effort involving various sections such as design, maintenance and area offices,” said El Paso District Engineer Tomas Treviño. Crews utilized a layer of sprayed-on asphalt, followed by a thin layer of aggregate, particulate material that can be composed of gravel, crushed stone and slag. The resulting surface is durable, flexible and
Crews utilized a layer of sprayed-on asphalt, followed by a thin layer of aggregate, particulate material that can be composed of gravel, crushed stone and slag.
weather-resistant. Seal coat will extend the life of an existing pavement structure by sealing cracks and preventing moisture entering the underlying layers. In 2020, the El Paso District placed a total of 85 centerline mi. of seal coat in Culberson and Hudspeth counties using $3.7 million in construction contracts. The award recognizes the work performed by the El Paso District in conjunction with contractors to preserve and maintain existing highways.
About the Award The Texas Asphalt Pavement Association is a full-service Association for the asphalt industry. It serves the needs of asphalt pro-
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as Sam’s Club,” McAnally said. The company’s equipment arsenal for the project includes Cat loaders, maintainers, laydown machine and excavators; Cat and Rex dirt rollers; Dynapac dirt and hot mix rollers; Walden rotary brooms; Weiler material transfer vehicle; Wirtgen reclaimer and milling machines; and various cranes for bridge work. As for manpower, McAnally said the project calls for 75 Jones Brothers employees and another 175 from 14 subcontractors. Other project stats demonstrate the scope of the project: • Footprint: 562,000 sq. yds.; • Dirt moved: 125,000 cu. yds.; • Concrete (approximate): 6,800 cu. yds.; • Hot mix: 60,000 tons; • Flexible base course material used: 7,700 cu. yds.; • Mechanically stabilized earth retaining walls: 19,376 sq. ft.; • 18-in. reinforced concrete pipe (RCP): 153 linear ft.; • 24-in. RCP: 1,066 linear ft. Moving Solutions The most notable part of the project involves the installation of a braided Highway 191 exit ramp that will be positioned over the existing on ramp. “By relocating the current exit ramp, which is now very close to a major shopping center, we will eliminate the merging onto the main lanes, while providing more merging area and queuing on the service road,” Powell explained. “In the other three locations [southbound Loop 250, northbound Loop 250 and westbound Highway 191], swapping exit and entrance ramp locations will accomplish the same thing: more merging area and queuing on the service roads.” Another part of the project that’s expected to help ease traffic flow: the addition of extra lanes to the Highway 191 and Loop 250 service roads. Finally, recognizing that volume will continue to rise in coming years, Powell reported that pavement will be rehabilitated and intersections rebuilt with “full-depth” (10 in.) concrete instead of the current ultra-thin white topping — a thin layer of concrete of hot mix. “We’re making these improvements to help motorists be safer,” Powell said. “Other than the braided ramp location,
The two major interchanges at Highways 191 and 158, and Highway 191 and West Loop 250, are the most heavily-trafficked thoroughfares in Midland.
Geometric changes are coming to the area as well as auxiliary lanes and concrete pavement that will hold up better to all the turning movements.
we are not changing the number of merging conflicts; but by reversing the ramps, with on ramps becoming exits and vice versa at other locations, we are moving the merging conflicts to the lower-speed, lower-traffic service roads. “Even so,” Powell opined, “driver safety is ultimately about driver behavior. If it was solely about the roads, then everyone would crash at the same location.” CEG
The contractor’s equipment arsenal for the project includes Cat loaders, maintainers, laydown machine and excavators; Cat and Rex dirt rollers; Dynapac dirt and hot mix rollers; Walden rotary brooms; Weiler material transfer vehicle; Wirtgen reclaimer and milling machines.
Ramp relocations and auxiliary lanes in the area will improve traffic flow.
By relocating ramps, traffic will have more room to maneuver while selecting lanes to either turn north on Loop 250, turn south of Loop 250, access businesses or go straight into Midland.
From the median between the southbound Loop 250 main lanes and the west frontage road, this ramp accessing Loop 250 will switch locations with the exit ramp in the distance.
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Odessa’s Permian Basin International Oil Show Returns Odessa’s Permian Basin International Oil Show returned to near pre-pandemic attendance figures during its three day run in October, according to Tony Fry, the show’s executive director. “We were very pleased,” Fry said. “Based on the parking lots, the attendance was strong. We should be close to 2018 numbers,” he added. He did not offer exact attendance figures for the event held October 19-21 at the Ector County Coliseum. The show, which normally operates on a two year cycle, was not held in 2020. The show in 2018 marked the last gathering of professionals in the construction, production and midstream areas of the industry. The event will now be held on odd years
in October, Fry said. PBIOS is West Texas’ premier oil industry event. The non-profit organization held its first show in 1940 and 2018. Construction Equipment distributors make up a large portion of the outdoor exhibit area at PBIOS. Dealers with locations in the region report that a majority of their business at those branches are directly related to the oil industry. ASCO Equipment, Cisco Equipment, Warren Cat, Vermeer Texas-Louisiana, Bobcat of Midland-Odessa and Beard Equipment were among the dealers displaying equipment. CEG see OIL page 22
Dameron Silcox of Alpha and Omega Equipment Rental and wife Martha displayed LiuGong’s line of heavy equipment at the show. LiuGong offers excavators and wheel loaders ideally suited for oilfield construction.
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Vermeer Texas-Louisiana personnel were on hand to promote the company’s vacuum excavators, trenchers and horizontal directional drills to the oil industry. L-R are Brad Krueger, Jeff Kuglen, Juan Rangel, Kody Griffin, Mike Young and Micky McCalib.
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Groves Equipment Rental Adds 14 New Grove Cranes You don’t get to clock over 65 years of successfully renting machinery to the oil refinery, chemical plant and heavy construction industries of the Gulf Coast without displaying a firm commitment to reliability — and that’s precisely why Groves Equipment Rental has ordered 14 brand new Grove cranes. By replacing its smaller, decade-old range of Grove RT540 to RT890 rough-terrain models with 14 Grove cranes including GRT8100, GRT8120 and GRT655 models, the Texas-based company is maintaining its long-standing tradition of continually upgrading its machines to provide one of the most up-to-date rental fleets in the industry. Additionally, this upsizing was carried out in response to both changes in customer demand and the increase in market confidence ahead of the anticipated upturn in infrastructure projects and energy sector work in 2022. “The 90 t to 100 t rough terrains have become the backbone of our fleet — they’re a popular size with our customers, many of whom build or do maintenance work for petrochemical facilities,” explained Steve McReynolds, president of Groves Equipment Rental, which was founded by McReynolds’ grandfather in 1955. “We’ve had at least 25 Grove RT890s in our fleet over the years, and the GRT8100 is a significant evolution of that model. Our customers especially like the new crane control system [CCS]. It’s very user-friendly and a lot easier for diagnostics.” Common to all current Grove models, as well as Manitowoc and Potain-branded cranes, CCS features two full-color graphic displays for easier viewing of vital settings, with an armrest-mounted joystick and jog dial for more ergonomic navigation and data input. Intuitive and easy-to-use, the system reduces the amount of training required, enabling operators to switch between crane models with ease. For example, the boom configurator feature will suggest — and, if desired, enable — the most efficient settings for lifting a specified load using the sequenced, synchronized extension capability of the GRT8120’s seven-section, fullpower MEGAFORMTM 37.2 to 197 ft telescopic boom. “The GRTs’ boom lengths are a major selling point for us,” McReynolds said. “After we took delivery of our first GRT8120 in December 2020, we introduced it to our customers, and the extra reach has been a huge benefit to them for core plant
maintenance — so much so that we’ve secured long-term contracts with them. At 197 ft. tip height, it can execute high-reach lifts but still give you a lot of versatility at a competitive rental rate.” Two-Year Standard Warranty Despite having a much more compact carrier footprint than the RT890, the GRT8100’s greater 43 ft. of tip height — courtesy of its additional boom section — and extra 10 tons of maximum capacity is an exceptional improvement that has impressed customers, according to the company. The new GRT range boasts a two-year standard bumper-to-bumper warranty, with the option to extend to five years. “The range has a sleeker look with a lower center of gravity for easier transport, and the folding jib system is simpler to use,” McReynolds said. “And here in the Gulf, where high temperatures coupled with long hours in the cab can really take it out of operators, the upgraded AC system in the new full-vision, 20-degree tilting cab is a gamechanger.” Having offered a wide range of heavy construction equipment since its founding in 1955, the name of this fourth-generation, family-owned firm relates to the location of its Groves, Texas, headquarters, approximately 90 mi. east of Houston, in Jefferson County. It also operates out of Channelview (Houston) and Sulphur, La. The company’s name also is a coincidental tie to its loyalty to the Grove crane brand. The McReynolds have been Grove customers since the 1970s, when they purchased the popular RT52 (later RT58B) models. Due to a strong partnership with the local dealer, MGX Equipment Services, its fleet of Grove cranes expanded rapidly during the 1990s, supporting its strong growth in the Gulf. “I’ve been doing this just shy of 40 years so I’m old school,” McReynolds said. “I was raised in this industry and greatly appreciate having a designated dealer in my backyard. Dependable service is the equalizing force for us — it’s vital we have the latest equipment to give us the advantage over our competition. We supply the cranes our customers prefer.” For more information about Groves Equipment Rental, visit www.grovesequipment.com/. For more information about MGX Equipment Services, visit https://mgxequipment.com/.
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NO OBSTACLE TOO BIG. Every year, CASE dealer, ASCO Equipment challenges its branches to conduct a charity event; funds raised are matched by the ASCO Foundation. And for the past decade, the Belton, Texas branch has responded with their Spartacus Dash endurance race. In 2021, the event drew more than 500 attendees and raised more than $36,000 for the Gary Sinise Foundation — proving that any obstacle can be overcome when a community unites. It’s just one way that ASCO lives its purpose of “being a blessing to our teammates, customers and communities,” which aligns perfectly with CASE’s core purpose of building communities. To learn more about the dash and support next year's event visit ASCOSpartacusDash.com. To explore all things ASCO visit ASCOEQ.com.
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Terex Utilities Opens Its Third Texas Location in Houston Terex Utilities has opened its third Terex Service Center in Texas. The brand new location in Houston was built-to-suit, offering full-service repair facilities, as well as inspections, preventative maintenance, transfers and rebuilds and more. “Texas is the fastest growing, and one of the largest, markets in the U.S.,” said Robert Morris, regional operations
manager of Terex Utilities. “Strategically locating this Terex Service Center along the Gulf Coast gives national and local customers convenient access to parts, service and field technicians when and where they need them.” The Houston location opened nine months after moving to a new facility in Burleson, Texas, outside of the
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Dallas/Fort Worth area. The other Texas location is in San Antonio. “Expanding our footprint of service centers in key markets enables Terex Utilities to strengthen our partnership with our customers by providing them parts and service, plus access to the latest technical training and technology — for Terex and Genie brands and other equipment,” said Morris. “A location in Atlanta, Ga., will follow later this year and we are evaluating other markets for 2022,” he added. Mark Johnson, branch manager, has been named to lead the sales and service teams at the Houston location. He comes to Terex from a full-service material handling equipment dealer and rental company, where he was responsible for operations for six locations. He has 13 years of experience in the equipment industry. The Houston Terex Service Center is located at 6610 Thompson Rd., Baytown, Texas, 77521 and can be reached at 844-TEREX-4U (844/837-3948). About Terex Terex Corporation is a global manufacturer of lifting and material processing products and services delivering lifecycle solutions that maximize customer return on investment. Major Terex brands include Terex, Genie and Powerscreen. Terex solutions serve a broad range of industries, including construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, shipping, transportation, refining, energy, utilities, quarrying and mining. Terex offers financial products and services to assist in the acquisition of Terex equipment through Terex Financial Services. For more information, visit www.Terex.com.
Montgomery County Toll Road Project Earns Award Honors After several years of work, Precinct 2 Commissioner Charlie Riley found validation in his efforts to construct the Texas 249 toll road through a portion of Montgomery County after the effort was named project of the year by the American Public Works Association (APWA) in October. The 3.6-mi., $76 million project will compete on the national level with the APWA in 2022. The four-lane stretch of the Texas 249 toll road extends from the Spring Creek Bridge to Pinehurst. Dubbed the “Aggie Expressway,” the complete Texas 249 toll roads connect Houston to College Station. Marcel Khouw, president of the American Public Works Association Southeast Branch, presented the award for the group’s largest category for projects over $75 million to Riley during a recent commissioners’ court meeting. During his presentation, Khouw outlined the criteria used to select the project, which opened in early 2020, including safety performance, good construction practices, benefit to the public and importance to the community. “The 249 tollway project excelled in all these areas,” Khouw said. “We want to thank Commissioner Riley for delivering a quality
project to the public. In addition, we would like to thank the staff of Precinct 2 and the Montgomery County Toll Road Authority for their efforts in continued work and maintaining and operating the 249 tollway.” The toll road, Khouw added, will continue to benefit the public into the future. “In just the short time the tollway has been open, it has spurred new development, provided traffic congestion relief and increased connectivity to central
Texas,” he said. “There is no way in the world we did this alone,” Riley said. “When this thing started years ago, we had help from folks down in Harris County, chambers of commerce from all over the state of Texas. We had help from other engineering firms, there were people from all over helping us put this project together.” Riley called the toll road a “hard project to put together but worth it.
The four-lane stretch of the Texas 249 toll road extends from the Spring Creek Bridge to Pinehurst. Dubbed the “Aggie Expressway,” the complete Texas 249 toll roads connect Houston to College Station.
“To see what this road has done in just over a year and a half is just amazing,” Riley said. “It’s going to continue to do amazing things for not just Precinct 2 but for the whole county.” In June 2018, the county sold $87.7 million in revenue bonds used to fund the project and repay Montgomery County the $15 million it loaned MCTRA to jump start the construction of the road. During that meeting, MCTRA financial adviser Terrell Palmer said no county tax dollars have been used or pledged for the payment of the revenue bonds. Revenue bonds, unlike general obligation bonds, are repaid from the toll revenues raised by a project. About APWA The APWA is a nonprofit, international educational and professional association of public agencies, private sector companies and individuals dedicated to providing high-quality public works goods and services. APWA serves its members by promoting professional excellence and public awareness through education, advocacy and the exchange of knowledge. APWA is headquartered in Kansas City, Mo.
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The four-year reconstruction spanned 5.75 mi. and included four major components: building CD lanes throughout the corridor; improving direct connection with Paisano Drive/Border West Expressway; adding lanes to I-10 in both directions; and reconfiguring ramps and overpasses at three exits.
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reached substantial completion four months ahead of schedule. The award was presented during the 39th annual Construction Risk Partners Build America breakfast in Orlando, Fla. About Sundt The 131-year-old firm specializes in transportation, industrial, building, concrete and renewable power work and is owned entirely by its approximately 1,500-plus employees. Sundt is distinguished by its diverse capabilities and experience, unique employee-ownership culture and depth of selfperform expertise in nine major trades. Sundt has 11 offices throughout Arizona, California North Carolina, Texas and Utah. For more information, visit sundt.com.
Worth approximately $160 million, GO 10 is the largest hard-bid project to date for TxDOT’s El Paso district.
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ASCO Equipment showed off its line of Volvo machines, including the A40G articulated hauler. (L-R) are Shelby Whitley, Tucker Behr, Chase Key, Nick Van Cleave, Martin Rangel and Victor Loya.
Javier Estrada (L) of Air Compressor Solutions demonstrates features of Doosan’s LCV8 mobile lighting tower to John Hargett. ACS offers electric and diesel air compressors, portable generators, light towers and air tool products to the construction and oil industries in West Texas and New Mexico. Area Trailer Sales and Rentals (ATSR) serves the heavy haul needs of contractors in the Permian Basin, West Texas and the Panhandle from branch locations in Amarillo, Lubbock and Odessa. (L-R) are Aaron Gnade, A.D. Navarro, Johnny Urias, Adan Ortiz, Dana Wise and Alton McCormick.
Sales Manager John Nevill (L) and Sales Rep Mike Quirk answered questions about Bobcat’s line of excavators and track loaders at the biennial event. Nevill and Quirk represent Bobcat of Midland-Odessa, a branch of the Compact Construction Equipment LLC group of Bobcat dealers across Texas.
Cisco Equipment has been a fixture in Odessa for decades and continues to offer equipment sales and rentals to the Permian Basin. At PBIOS, Cisco reps Dal Whalin, Woody Wilson and Brody Bolton displayed JCB and other equipment lines suited for work in the oilfield.
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Samsung Announces $17B Construction of Facility in Taylor Samsung Electronics recently announced that it would build a new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Taylor, Texas. The estimated $17 billion investment will help boost production of advanced logic semiconductor solutions that power next-generation innovations and technologies. The new facility will manufacture products based on advanced process technologies for application in areas such as mobile, 5G, high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI). Samsung remains committed to supporting customers globally by making advanced semiconductor fabrication more accessible and meeting surging demand for leading-edge products. “As we add a new facility in Taylor, Samsung is laying the groundwork for another important chapter in our future,” said Kinam Kim, vice chairman and CEO of Samsung Electronics Device Solutions Division. “With greater manufacturing capacity, we will be able to better serve the needs of our customers and contribute to the stability of the global semiconductor supply chain. “We also are proud to be bringing more jobs and supporting the training and talent development for local communities, as Samsung celebrates 25 years of semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S.,” Kim said. “In addition to our partners in Texas, we are grateful to the Biden Administration for creating an environment that supports companies like Samsung as we work to expand leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S.,” continued Kim. “We also thank the administration and Congress for their bipartisan support to swiftly enact federal incentives for domestic chip production and innovation.” Groundbreaking will be in the first half of 2022 with the target of having the facility operational in the second half of 2024. The Taylor site will span more than 5 million sq. meters and is expected to serve as a key location for Samsung’s global semiconductor manufacturing capacity along with its latest new production line in Pyeongtaek, South Korea. The total expected investment of $17 billion, including buildings, property improvements, machinery and equipment, will mark the largest-ever investment made by Samsung in the U.S. This will also bring Samsung’s total investment in the U.S. to more than $47 billion since beginning operations in the country in 1978, where the company now has over 20,000 employees across the country. “Companies like Samsung continue to invest in Texas because of our world-class business climate and exceptional workforce,” said Gov. Abbott. “Samsung’s new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Taylor will bring countless opportunities for hardworking Central Texans and their families and will play a major role in our state’s continued exceptionalism in the semiconductor industry. I look forward to expanding our partnership to keep the Lone Star State a leader in advanced technology and a dynamic economic powerhouse.”
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Bobcat of Marble Falls Hosts Ceremony to Celebrate Its Newest Facility Opening
Located on Highway 281 at 3413 N U.S. Highway 281, the facility is located on approximately 1.87 acres.
Compact Construction Equipment LLC, the authorized Bobcat equipment dealer in south, central and west Texas, celebrated the grand opening of its newest branch location in Marble Falls, Texas, on Oct. 29. The facility, located on the north side of Marble Falls, opened for business in June Attendees to the grand opening were invited to tour the facility, check out the newest Bobcat equipment and enjoy a catered lunch. Factory representatives from Bobcat Company, Virnig Manufacturing, Fecon, as well as team members from Bobcat of Marble Falls, were on hand to answer customer questions and demonstrate its products. The Marble Falls Chamber of Commerce’s team of ambassadors also were present to host the official ribbon-cutting cer-
emony. Located on Highway 281 at 3413 N U.S. Highway 281, the facility is located on approximately 1.87 acres. The building occupies more than 13,000 sq. ft. and includes a large shop for service, an indoor equipment showroom, expansive parts warehouse and dedicated area for new and used equipment plus rental inventory. “We are really excited to be in Marble Falls,” said Chief Executive Officer Whit Perryman. “This new branch will allow us to better serve our customers west of Austin. With the unprecedented growth the area is experiencing, our Marble Falls location will make it quicker and easier for customers to get the Bobcat equipment, parts and service they need.”
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