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Md. Rebuilds Vital Transportation Hub

NYC Project to Fight Rising Sea Levels…8

Messick’s Holds Equipment ‘Parade’…20

The contract calls for roadway work including milling, resurfacing and full-depth reconstruction.

By Brenda Ruggiero CEG CORRESPONDENT State Wants to Turn Part of I-95 to Greenspace…24

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An interchange reconstruction project is a year into its contract in the Sparrows Point area of Baltimore County, Md. The MD 151/Wharf Rd. interchange is south of I-695 (Baltimore Beltway) with access to other interstate high-

ways, including I-95. “The redevelopment of Sparrows Point has been a major focus to create jobs and maintain Maryland’s position as an economic leader,” said Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan at the start of the project. The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA)

project began in September 2020 and the expected completion is set for August 2024. The total project cost is $30.5 million, with the contract awarded to the Six-M Company Inc. of Delta, Pa. Michael S. Randow is the project manager. see RECONSTRUCTION page 40

Aggregate & Recycling Section ..............................61-82

Industry Ready to Dive Into Infrastructure Work

Attachments & Parts Section ..............................83-90

As Agencies Assess Priorities, Contractors Prepare for Influx of Infrastructure Projects

Truck & Trailer Section ....91-96

By Lucy Perry CEG CORRESPONDENT

Snow & Ice Section ........97-100 Business Calendar ..............104 Auction Section ............108-113 Advertisers Index ................114

The ink is still drying on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) as the construction industry awaits bid-letting and Congress turns to the reconciliation budget bill. After a long, hard-fought battle for funding, the industry is ready to get to work on these broad-spectrum infrastructure projects,

which will color the national construction picture for years to come. “America finally has a generation-defining infrastructure bill — and if the reconciliation budget comes through, too, America will begin a building spree larger than what happened during the New Deal,” observed Brookings Institution. see INFRASTRUCTURE page 34

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NYC’S LIVING BREAKWATERS PROJECT TO FIGHT RISING SEA LEVELS

In September, the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery announced crews had started work on the Living Breakwaters, a series of eight enormous rock piles that are being installed off the coast of Staten Island’s Tottenville neighborhood.

NEW JERSEY STARTS CONSTRUCTION ON $107.5M RUMSON-SEA BRIGHT BRIDGE

N.J. GOV. RELEASES $75M IN FUNDS FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION

Officials with Monmouth County, N.J., broke ground in early November for the construction of the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge S-32 Replacement Project, the Atlantic Highlands Herald reported.

New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy on Nov. 19 announced that $75 million in funding will be distributed to school districts across the state to help meet emergent and capital maintenance needs.

A five-week-long strike at John Deere ended Nov. 17 as United Auto Workers (UAW) members approved a new six-year contract with the agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer.

Dredging…what is it? Dredging, by definition, is the process of removing the sediment from a water body (reservoir or channel), transporting, and depositing it at another location far away.

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is scheduled to begin construction in 2022 on its I-495 Express Lanes Northern Extension project, dubbed 495 NEXT.

The construction industry has burst into a flurry of activity as the most aggressive infrastructure spending initiative since the 1950s was signed into law on Nov. 15.

With construction completed at Messick’s Equipment new building and location in Mount Joy, Pa., another large task needed to be undertaken: moving more than 100 pieces of towable equipment.

For six drivers, the opportunity to transport the 2021 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree from the Mad River Ranger District of the Six Rivers National Forest in California to Washington, D.C., was an experience of a lifetime.

WEEKS-LONG JOHN DEERE STRIKE ENDS AFTER NEW PACT

CONTRACTOR DISCUSSES QUALITIES FOR HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL DREDGE

OHIO RIVER BRIDGE IN W.VA., SET FOR $50M REHAB IN MARCH

MESSICK’S MOVES MORE THAN 100 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT IN ‘PARADE’ IN MOUNT JOY

DELAWARE WANTS TO CONVERT PART OF I-95 INTO GREENSPACE

Residents of Wilmington, Del., carried a healthy dose of skepticism into the first public input workshop Nov. 17 on what capping a segment of Interstate 95 would look like. Founder, Publisher & CEO Northeast Publisher Executive Publisher Editor In Chief Senior Editor Editorial Assistant Editorial Consultant Production Mgr. Controller Circulation Mgr.

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From the research and development undertaken at the big brand names to local transportation authorities seeking effective solutions and safety of community members, the advancements in snowplow technology have been many.

110 RITCHIE BROS.: WHEEL LOADER PRICES UP 13 PERCENT IN NOV.

Ritchie Bros.’ November Market Trends Report continues to show positive pricing trends across all its equipment indexes, with medium earthmoving equipment prices up 36 percent in the United States.

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NYC’s Living Breakwaters Project to Fight Rising Sea Levels On the southern tip of Staten will create 2.4 mi. of coastal barriers. Nathan Kensinger, WNYC/Gothamist photo Island, New York City’s latest project • The Metropolitan Transportation to address climate change is now Authority is now wrapping up $7.7 slowly rising from the sea. billion in resilience and rebuilding In September, the Governor’s projects around the city, which it Office of Storm Recovery began in the aftermath of Hurricane announced that crews had started Sandy. work on the Living Breakwaters, a Unlike the walls, levees and berms series of eight enormous rock piles created by these other projects, that are being installed off the coast though, the Living Breakwaters is of Staten Island’s Tottenville neighexplicitly designed with the secondborhood. ary goal of restoring marine habitats When the $107 million project is and ecosystems off the New York complete in 2024, it will stretch City’s coast and will not be an imperalong a mile of shoreline, blunting meable barrier. the impacts of waves, erosion, storm surges and sea level rise — while New Effort to Revive also providing an important habitat Living Shoreline for marine species. Staten Island’s coastal area was The news website Gothamist once home to extensive wetlands and reported that from a 250-ft.-long oyster beds, which helped protect it barge moored in the shallows of from waves and erosion. Over the Raritan Bay, workers are slowly and last century, though, that habitat was methodically placing more than largely erased by pollution and 1,100 stone-filled mattresses into the A smaller barge holds stone filled marine mattresses, which are lowered one at a time to the overdevelopment. bottom of Raritan Bay. Each mattress water, creating a foundation for the “The harbor is still a rich estuary, is 22 ft. long. first two breakwaters. Each 22-ft.but if you look at Raritan Bay, it is a long marine mattress, held together When construction is finished, shallow, sandy bottom with a giant breakwaters, and not reaching navigation channel dredged through it,” by a geosynthetic mesh and weighshore.” ing about 7 tons, is gently lowered the top 7.5 ft. of the largest Brashear explained to Gothamist. “We Beginning in January, the break- [have] said if we are going to put something into the bay by an equilibrium crane waters will start to emerge from the in the water, we need to create something and guided into place by underwater breakwaters will be visible at water, she told Gothamist, as work- that is going to bring back that ecosystem divers. ers place larger stones onto the com- function and really serve the diverse species “They get installed in kind of a jig- mean tide. pleted mattress layers. These materi- that are there. There is no excuse for having saw puzzle, [or] Tetris formation, als are being quarried in Johnstown, a hardened shoreline that is sterile.” where they are all side-by-side, up against each other,” explained Kevin 21,000 tons of newly dredged sand across N.Y., where each stone is inspected by the The Living Breakwaters have a functional construction team’s geologist, before being lifespan of 50 years, after which they will Robinson, project manager of Weeks the Tottenville shoreline. floated down the Hudson River in barges. Marine, the Cranford, N.J.-based construcslowly become less effective. They are Damaged Beachfront in Need When construction is finished, the top 7.5 designed to fight up to 18 in. of sea level rise, tion and dredging contractor performing the of Rehab ft. of the largest breakwaters will be visible which may occur as soon as the 2050s, work. Tottenville’s coastal area is in dire need of at mean tide. Navigational lights will be according to projections from the New York “That provides scour protection and a structural foundation for the stone, so it protection as it has become badly eroded placed on top to prevent accidents with boats City Panel on Climate Change. But by 2100, doesn’t settle into the bay and collapse over over the last few decades, and waves now and jet skis. sea levels could rise by up to 9.5 ft., accordcrash just a few feet away from the lawns of “It’s about 120,000 tons of stone that we ing to the panel, which would completely time.” are going to be placing out there in the bay,” submerge the breakwaters and the coast of The New York landscape architecture stu- waterfront homes. The neighborhood was inundated by the noted Robinson, of Weeks Marine. “The Tottenville. dio SCAPE designed Living Breakwaters after winning funds from the Rebuild by hurricane’s storm surge, which destroyed largest stone we will set on this project is “They are probably already going to have about five tons, which is roughly a five-foot to elevate homes and adapt over time, and Design competition, an initiative created by homes, cars and businesses. After Sandy crashed along the coast in diameter boulder.” the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban understand that periodic flooding is going to Development in the aftermath of Hurricane 2012, a barrier of sand filled TrapBags was happen,” Brashear said in her remarks to NYC Boldly Addressing Sea Sandy. SCAPE also is coordinating the installed. Since then, however, hundreds Gothamist. “Living with water is going to be have split open, emptying their contents Level Rise entire construction process. a part of that adaptation.” The Living Breakwaters is only one of The breakwaters under construction will back onto the ocean. Where this barrier ends, In three nearby Staten Island neighborinclude hundreds of specially designed con- homes are protected by little more than loose several major infrastructure projects current- hoods, the Governor’s Office of Storm ly underway in New York to mitigate the Recovery has already bought and demolcrete features that mimic tide pools and piles of rubble. “There were a number of houses that were impacts of climate change and sea level rise: ished hundreds of low-lying homes in marine habitats, Gothamist reported. The • A few miles up the coast in Staten Island, Oakwood Beach, Graham Beach and Ocean four largest of the structures also will create just obliterated [by the hurricane]. The first reef ridges extending into the bay, providing line of houses was the wave break,” said the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers is now Breeze. These former neighborhoods are shelter for fish and other marine life, includ- Pippa Brashear, the planning principal at designing a massive 5.3 mi.-long seawall, now being left permanently undeveloped, as ing an oyster colony installed by the Billion SCAPE, and project manager for the Living which will cost $615 million to construct. a buffer against future storm surges. • Along the East River shorefront in Oyster Project, an initiative dedicated to Breakwaters. “The aim here is to take that Even with its new breakwaters, restoring those habitats to New York Harbor. offshore. The breakwaters are designed to be Manhattan, the city has begun construction Tottenville will eventually need to decide The last step in the breakwaters project high enough, but also strong enough, that on the East Side Coastal Resiliency project, one day whether to undertake its own manwill be a beach replenishment, spreading those big waves are breaking out there on the a contentious $1.45 billion project which aged retreat from the waterfront. 

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New Jersey Starts Construction On New Weeks-Long John $107.5M Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge Deere Strike Ends After New Pact The new agreement will boost hourly wages by 10 percent and increase retirement benefits.

The Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge is a movable, double-leaf bascule bridge because of the double spans that open the waterway for marine vessels to move up and down the Shrewsbury River. It will have an overall length of 661 ft., and a roadway width of just over 52 ft., including shoulders.

Officials with Monmouth County, N.J., in cooperation with two state agencies and the federal government, broke ground in early November for the construction of the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge S-32 Replacement Project, the Atlantic Highlands Herald reported. The $107.5 million enterprise is located on Rumson Road (County Road 520) over the Shrewsbury River between the Borough of Rumson and the Borough of Sea Bright in northeast New Jersey. Originally built in 1950, the county decided that a replacement for the crossing was needed because the old structure is approaching the end of its useful life. According to the project’s webpage, the old Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge “has structural and functional limitations that do not meet today’s design standards.” Also on hand for the groundbreaking were officials from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA), New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). “We are thrilled to break ground today for the RumsonSea Bright Bridge,” said Monmouth County Commission Director Thomas A. Arnone. “I want to thank Rumson Mayor Joseph K. Hemphill and Sea Bright Mayor Brian P. Kelly, along with our partners at NJTPA, NJDOT and FHWA who helped make this vital construction project a reality.” The county received $107.5 million in federal funding to cover the construction, in addition to $7.2 million for construction inspection and administration, $5.74 million for building support services and $10.9 million to fund the previous design, engineering and permitting costs. In total, federal grants for the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge came to more than $130 million. “We can’t thank the Monmouth County Commissioners and County Engineer Joseph Ettore and his engineering team enough for their dedication to this project,” Rumson Mayor Joseph K. Hemphill said. “Our town is lucky to be in this county. As Commissioner Arnone said, ‘This county

and its towns have a great working relationship. Because of that, we get things done.’” Arnone noted in his remarks that Monmouth County’s partners at the state and federal levels helped it secure money from Washington for the bridge project, and because of that, he said, the county “anticipates only covering the non-participating items on this project at the cost of $58.2 million, which is a huge saving to our taxpayers while providing an essential infrastructure improvement project.” Monmouth County awarded the construction contract last spring to Richard E. Pierson Construction Co. in Pilesgrove, N.J. The Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge is a movable, double-leaf bascule bridge because of the double spans that open the waterway for marine vessels to move up and down the Shrewsbury River. It will have an overall length of 661 ft., and a roadway width of just over 52 ft., including shoulders. During the new bridge’s construction, the old structure will continue to carry cars and trucks on Rumson Road across the river. Marine traffic, too, will be maintained with no planned closures of the navigational channel, the Herald noted. The project will be built in stages, and when the new bascule bridge is ready, traffic will be shifted to it and the old structure will be demolished. The anticipated date of completion will be early 2025. “Sea Bright is thankful and excited for the groundbreaking of the new Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge,” said Sea Bright Mayor Brian P. Kelly. “The county has facilitated and planned carefully for this project for close to a decade and we know the construction phase will be safe and successful. We are also very happy the current bridge will remain operational while the new bridge to the south is being constructed.” “Putting federal dollars to work on critical, locally-led projects is one of our highest priorities for the region,” added NJTPA Deputy Executive Director David Behrend. “The Rumson-Sea Bright bridge is a perfect example of this.” 

A five-week-long strike at John Deere ended Nov. 17 as United Auto Workers (UAW) members approved a new sixyear contract with the agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer. The new agreement will boost hourly wages by 10 percent and increase retirement benefits. In addition, the company will maintain its health insurance program, in which workers do not pay premiums, the Register reported. The pact was approved by approximately 61 percent of UAW voters. The 10,100 John Deere workers in Iowa, Illinois and Kansas had rejected two previous contracts, setting off the first strike against the company since 1986. “UAW John Deere members did not just unite themselves,” Ray Curry, president of UAW International, said in a statement. “They seemed to unite the nation in a struggle for fairness in the workplace. We could not be more proud.” In his own statement, Deere CEO John May said, “I’m pleased our highly skilled employees are back to work building and supporting the industry-leading products which make our customers more profitable and sustainable.” Deal Reached On Third Contract Proposal The contract approved Nov. 17 was much the same as an agreement that 55 percent of members voted down Nov. 2. After that vote, company officials said they would not offer any further wage or benefit increases. The strike began as Deere celebrated the prospect of record profits, with executives projecting in August that the company would earn $5.7 billion-$5.9 billion for the fiscal year that ended Nov. 1 — a 62 percent bump over 2013 earnings, the company’s previous record year. In the first contract introduced in early October, Deere offered up to 6 percent pay increases and re-introduced quarterly cost-of-living adjustments, a feature of previous DeereUAW contracts that the company eliminated in 2015. The equipment maker also offered workers $3,500 bonuses if they ratified the contract. Additionally, the company proposed a boost to the pension program that would have given a 25-year employee about $100 extra each month in retirement and offered lumpsum payments of $20,000 to $50,000 for workers when they retire, depending on their length of service. At the same time, Deere proposed to eliminate the pension program for workers hired after Nov. 1. see DEERE page 113

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Contractor Discusses What Qualities Ohio River Bridge in Make for Highly Successful Dredge W.Va., Set for $50M Rehab in March

When Gerke Excavating needed a highly powered customized cutter head dredge, it turned to DSC Dredge.

Dredging…what is it? Dredging, by definition, is the process of removing the sediment from a water body (reservoir or channel), transporting, and depositing it at another location far away. For some, dredging is undertaken for a variety of reasons, including mining, navigation, environmental remediation, flood control and the emplacement of structures (e.g., foundations, pipelines and tunnels). The question now is what makes a company or service a success story when it comes to dredging — is it only the equipment, or does it extend further? According to Taylor Hancock, quarry organizations supervisor of Gerke Excavating Inc., “It’s the ability to provide quality service while building long standing relations,” goals that her family’s company has stood on since 1946. Gerke Excavating, located in Tomah, Wis., offers services that include not only excavating, site grading and trucking, but also crushing and decades of experience in various mining techniques. So, after much industry research, this familyowned business made the decision to purchase a customized dredge from DSC Dredge. Wayne McGinnis, mining operations supervisor of Gerke Excavating Inc. said, “After speaking with Charles Johnson, DSC’s director of domestic dredge sales, I knew immediately that DSC was the right choice. “Throughout the entire process I never felt like I was a bother, or asking too many questions. He was always accessible, and his response time was exactly the way we would operate with our clients — it felt like home.” DSC Dredge is a family-owned dredge manufacturing company based in Reserve, La., whose customized technology and dredging solutions lead the industry throughout 50 different countries, according to the company. While Gerke was no stranger to dredges, it was made clear that the current dredge they were utilizing just wasn’t cutting it. The materials they were attempting to liberate were too hard and required a highly powered customized cutter head dredge. Specifically, a Custom 10300 Series Electric Marlin Dredge with Digging Jet, which includes DSC’s highly innovative, user-friendly bottom visualization system, DSC VISION. According to McGinnis, “DSC Vision has been a phenomenal system, it is very helpful for the operators and has

exceeded all expectations. The software is incomparable to anything else we have ever utilized. “The entire process, from delivery to set up and support has been phenomenal,” said McGinnis, noting that from the beginning his team was made to feel like family, not just another customer. “To know I can pick up the phone and call Bill [DSC’s coowner, EVP of product development and CTO[ and get immediate feedback is a great feeling.” Hancock echoed similar sentiments. “Throughout my own family, across all generations, starting with my great grandpa Allan who started the company and then through my dad, it was always taught, ‘you have to take care of your customers and community’ and this is the feeling I get every time we interact with DSC. The feeling of continuous support; that we have nothing to worry about.” She recalled how much it meant to everyone when Bill Wetta came out to their site to just “check in” on their jobs. That personal touch demonstrated that DSC cared not just about the delivered dredge and its performance, but also about the Gerke team and their own success, she said. “To know there are other companies out there that value their clients the way we do means a lot. It showed us everyone has boots on the ground and are ready to interact. The experience of the two teams working together — DSC’s product support guys and our dredge operators, was so positive that it was honestly one of the best experiences we’ve had.” Gerke Excavating has a strong foundation with well over three decades of experience mining limestone and over a decade with frac sand. While they have been dredging for six years, future expansion is already being discussed. “DSC values our partnership with the Gerke family. As they have shared, our business models are very similar, and our values are aligned which made this a win-win relationship all around. We are excited to be a part Gerke’s continued growth in the dredging industry,” said William J. Wetta, DSC Dredge. DSC Dredge operates from three manufacturing facilities located in Reserve, La., Poplarville, Miss., and Greenbush, Mich. For more information, visit www.dscdredge.com. 

A $50 million rehabilitation of the tolled Memorial Bridge over the Ohio River, connecting Parkersburg, W.V., to Belpre, Ohio, is on track to begin next March, with nighttime closures no longer part of the plan. “The bridge will stay open 100 percent of the time, but there will be one lane closed for the majority of the project,” said Ken Szeliga, vice president of construction and operations of United Bridge Partners (UBP), the Colorado-based company that purchased the 67-year-old structure last spring. UBP is the parent company of Parkersburg Bridge Partners (PBP), which bought the Memorial Bridge from the City of Parkersburg. Szeliga and Ryan Dolan, vice president of business development of PBP, spoke to members of the Belpre and MidOhio Valley chambers of commerce during a lunch and learn event Nov. 9 at the Judge Black Annex in downtown Parkersburg. “We’re currently designing the overall project, and then we’re going to start in quarter one of next year,” Dolan said. “We’re going to upgrade each of the main bridge elements to an overall rating of good.” The rehabilitation project is targeted for completion in October 2023. While it is going on, the bridge will continue to operate with toll-takers and tickets at the current rates. Once the rehab work is done, though, the Memorial Bridge will transition to a no-stop, electronic tolling system. Motorists can purchase a transponder and pay a flat monthly rate, or a device will scan their license plate and bill them. The News and Sentinel reported that replacement of the bridge deck was originally expected to be carried out by closing the bridge to traffic overnight, but Szeliga said the company decided on a different approach. Rather than utilizing the open steel grid design now in place, PBP plans to utilize a cast-in-place concrete deck system he said will provide a longer service life, while also shortening the project and making the work safer. “Our commitment to the city is, at the end of the day, this bridge will have a minimum 50-year service life going forward,” Szeliga said to the assembled group. The city still owns the bridge as PBP works to complete permitting and other pre-construction tasks, expected to take place by the end of the year. Some work, though, will start in late November to replace rusted and damaged steel pieces to get the bridge ready for the placement of construction equipment, according to the Parkersburg news source. The larger rehab project also will include repainting the bridge, but not before the existing paint, which includes lead, is safely removed, and contained, Szeliga said. “Half the job of this project is painting, and it’s quite an exhaustive job,” he explained. There also will be new lighting on the span, including decorative lights that can be changed for special occasions and provide illumination for Parkersburg’s in-progress multi-use trail, a portion of which will run under the bridge. PBP’s Dolan told the News and Sentinel the Memorial Bridge is the sixth toll bridge rehabilitation project the company has taken on, in the fifth state. 

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Messick’s Moves More Than 100 Pieces Wickersham Earns of Equipment in ‘Parade’ in Mount Joy National ABC Safety Excellence Award Messick’s idea to involve the community with a tractor parade was a huge success

With construction completed at Messick’s Equipment new building and location in Mount Joy, Pa., another large task needed to be undertaken: moving more than 100 pieces of towable equipment. Messick’s idea to involve the community with a tractor parade was a huge success — the team at Messick’s had to stop the registration for the event when volunteers outnumbered the need. On Nov. 20, a community of farmers and local businesses showed up in group slots of 25, between the hours of 8 to 10 a.m., and hooked their own trac- 212,000 sq.ft. and sits on 20 acres. Much of the new store tors to Messick’s inventory pieces, creating a nearly non-stop utilizes three levels, increasing the efficiency. The old loca- Joe Dougherty 7.5 mi. parade from the old location in Elizabethtown to tion is currently under contract, with hopes of a sale being finalized in the near future. Wickersham Construction was awarded the National Mount Joy. “We were over-whelmed by the support of our local com- ABC Safety Excellence Merit Award. The Associated Local police offered security and traffic directing, and hundreds of spectators along the route were able to take in munity and customers. It is really what makes this area spe- Builders and Contractors (ABC) presented the award at the cial. When we had the opportunity to build right here locally 31st Annual Excellence in Construction Awards at the ABC and enjoy the entire parade. In a show of appreciation for the support, Messick’s gifted and continue our same great sales and service experience, we Convention in Grapevine, Texas. Joe Dougherty, executive vice president, attended the cereach participant a new embroidered jacket along with a were excited to move forward into the next chapter,” Gainer emony to accept the award. sneak peak and first hand tour of the new building, in a “pre” said. An official open house is scheduled for the week of Jan. The 2020 National Safety Excellence Award winners were open house. selected from ABC member firms that qualified in ABC’s The rest of the inventory is in the process of being moved, 24.  STEP Safety Management System in 2020. Contractors with hundreds of driveable pieces Messick’s Equipment recently completed construction were judged on an extensive safety qualification form, and attachments being trailered. of its new building and location in Mount Joy, Pa. including lost workday case rates; total recordable incident “We simply outgrew our old rates; safety program innovations; as well as interviews conlocation,” said Jay Gainer, general ducted by members of ABC’s National Safety Committee. manager. “We have 14 acres and a Wickersham is the only contractor in Pennsylvania to 125,000 sq. ft. building, but there receive an award. was really no place to build a new “Amazing is one word that comes to mind with this building or addition. National Safety Award accomplishment,” Dougherty said. “We found the new location and “The Wickersham Field staff made this happen. Of the spent the last couple years plan21,000-plus companies in ABC national, 1,400 applied and ning. January of 2021 we broke only 17 general contractors were selected. Wickersham was ground, and our soft-opening is one of those 17, and the only winner from Pennsylvania. scheduled for December 20th of What a great success.” this same year.” For more information, visit The new building more than www.WickershamConstruction.com. doubles the usable space at

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Hamm 3412P, 2012, 84” vibratory padfoot compactor, Volvo A40, 1998, 40 tons, 10991 hrs, 395 hp, 8WD, Broderson IC80-2E, 1997, 8.5 ton, 24’ boom, dual fuel, EROPS w/ heat & A/C, 1,200HMR . . . . . . . . .$82,500 29.5R25, A/C, 29 cy cap. sideboards, tailgate (currently 10.00R15 tires, 3,400 hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,500 Cat 815F, 2006, EROPS cab, 12’4” S-Blade w/ tilt, new off work), work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$127,500 Grove RT58C, 1981, down cab, 18 ton r.t., 70' boom paint job, very good condition, 9,400 HMR .$195,000 Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 395 hp, 6WD, A/C, 29.5R25, anti-two block, GM dsl, clean . . . . . . . . . . . . .$49,500 Hamm GRW-5 Pneumatic Roller, 1994, Deutz Diesel, working everyday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$145,000 AIR COMPRESSORS ROPS Canopy, (9) Ea. 7.50-15C1 Tires . . . . .$15,500 Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 11,000 hrs, 6WD, 20.5R25, IR 185’s, JD diesels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CALL (4) Cat 825C’s, 1981-1990, EROPS, S-blade w/tilt, all A/C, P/S trans, 29 cy cap., 6/06 hitch rebuilt $115,000 work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .From $79,500 Volvo A40, 1995, 40 tons, 395 hp, 8WD, 29.5R25, A/C, SPECIALS Rammax Walk Behind Rollers, over 25 in stock, lever P/S trans, tailgate, work ready . . . . . . . . . . .$115,000 (12) Allmand Light Plants, 2008-2010, diesel, s/a tow& remote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000 to $10,000 (8) Sheepsfoot, 48" and 60", double drum & single drum, tow type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000 - $6,500

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Delaware Wants to Convert Part of I-95 Into Greenspace Residents of Wilmington, Del., carried a healthy dose of skepticism into the first public input workshop Nov. 17 on what capping a segment of Interstate 95 would look like. The idea of taking a six-block stretch of the high-speed, multilane freeway that slices through Delaware’s largest city and turning it into greenspace was met with a warm reception during the first community meeting hosted by the Wilmington Area Planning Council (WILMAPCO). But how much the project would cost — and who would maintain the space upon the construction’s completion — remained sticking points for many of the attendees of public meeting, the first of four that A 4-mi. stretch of I-95, seen here looking south through the city of Wilmington. will seek to gather residents’ input on how the project should look and what it City of Wilmington rendering could offer. “Are we going to be paying for this as taxpayers?” one woman asked during the gathering at Trinity Episcopal Church on North Adams Street in Wilmington, which borders the interstate. “Who would be in charge of maintenance?” inquired another person. The News Journal in Wilmington reported that those questions and others will be examined in the feasibility study and concept design for the project, which is being led by WILMAPCO in partnership with city administration and the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT). According to the news source, the study will examine a six-block, 12-acre segment of I-95 between Delaware Avenue and Sixth Street, but design and engineer officials said at the November meeting that how expansive the project becomes will depend on community input and financial resources. Based on public input, a design concept will include estimated construction and maintenance costs, as well as possible funding sources. This first step was funded through DelDOT and WILMAPCO, but additional financial resources for final design and engineering as well as construction would need to be identified, the Wilmington newspaper reported. “Keep in mind, our clients are the entities that can make this happen,” said Mary Margaret Jones, design lead of Hargreaves A rendering of former Wilmington mayor James Baker’s vision for an I-95 cap. Jones, the New York-based consultant team hired for the initial study and concept design. project was stalled due to the pandemic, told that capping a portion of I-95 would not “We’ll make sure to consider not just con- funding has already been secured for the be financially feasible, including as recent struction costs, but operation costs as well.” $225 million plan and includes a mix of fed- as 2018, when the idea was proposed by a Hargreaves Jones is working with the city eral, state and local government along with city resident during a DelDOT meeting to discuss the community impacts of the masof Philadelphia on its own capping of I-95 at support from philanthropic organizations. Wilmington residents have for years been sive I-95 reconstruction project that began Penn’s Landing. While construction on that

DelDOT photo

this year. Residents Want Feds Involved to Correct Old Impacts When I-95 was built through Delaware more than 50 years ago, it eliminated homes and isolated the communities that remained. Churches, theaters and businesses also disappeared to make way for the freeway. In turn, Wilmington saw its population drop by more than 25,000 over the next three decades while nearby cities grew. At the November public meeting, several city residents said that the federal government’s role in those impacts necessitate its involvement in any project proposal for Wilmington. Delaware lawmakers and Wilmington City Council members have urged President Biden to consider turning the site into a national park, which would help fund the project and potentially offer an entity that would be responsible for the greenspace’s operations and maintenance. The News Journal noted that the city and its partners also could tap into the recently approved federal infrastructure funding. Included in the bill is $1 billion for reconnecting communities, a goal in capping a segment of I-95, but it is far less than the $20 billion initially proposed by the president. Local officials are expected to compete for the funding in a grant process to build a park on top of I-95 in Wilmington’s West Side, according to U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester’s office. The funding is specifically for “capping” projects such as this one. While identifying sources of funding to move forward with a project over I-95 is still in its preliminary stages, officials with Hargreaves Jones told Wilmington residents that many communities raise funds through private-public partnerships and create conservancy groups to then oversee completed projects. 

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N.J. Gov. Releases $75M in Funds for School Construction As part of his commitment to ensuring a high-quality education for every student in New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy on Nov. 19 announced that $75 million in funding will be distributed to school districts across the state to help meet emergent and capital maintenance needs. In addition, the money is intended to address COVID-19 concerns to help schools ensure a safe and healthy learning environment for students. Because every school district in the Garden State will receive funding, the projects also will support union jobs in all corners of New Jersey. “In order to ensure New Jersey remains the number one school system in the nation, we must ensure our schools have the tools they need for students to succeed,” Murphy said during a visit to the Garfield School District, which will receive $853,224. “The funds we are announcing today are critical for making sure our schools remain safe and welcoming spaces for our kids and educators and for ensuring that our school buildings can meet the needs of the future,” he added. “I am also proud to say that these projects will support union jobs throughout New Jersey.” All school districts will receive a portion of the funding, which will be administered by the New Jersey Schools Development Authority (SDA). Of the $75 million, $50 million will be distributed to the state’s 31 SDA districts, and $25 million will be appropriated to regular operating districts (RODs). Murphy was joined in Garfield by acting Education Commissioner Angelica AllenMcMillian and Manuel Da Silva, chief executive officer of the SDA, both of whom spoke about the new funding. “School districts share our goal of providing students with healthy and safe learning spaces, which is especially crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic,” said AllenMcMillan. “I commend Gov. Murphy and the [SDA] for the foresight in making this a priority in the budget.” Da Silva noted in his remarks that the SDA is “committed to ensuring that New Jersey’s educational facilities best support the needs of students through healthy and safe learning environments. We are excited to continue our work through the administration of this grant program for ROD and SDA school districts, allowing them to make important and necessary improvements to their school facilities.” State lawmakers also were on hand to tout Murphy’s allocation to the state’s schools. “Today’s announcement begins to move

us in the right direction and sends the signal that New Jersey is paying attention to our schools’ outdated infrastructure,” commented state Sen. Teresa Ruiz, chair of the Senate Education Committee. “While this will address some immediate projects, there is still much to be done to ensure all our students have a safe, suitable learning environment. There must also be discussion about investment in tangible short-term and longterm solutions.” Ruiz’s colleague in the New Jersey Legislature, Sen. Nellie Pou wants the new funds to be allocated to ensure that schools in low-income or working-class neighborhoods can give “the same opportunities, facilities and first-class classrooms that more affluent districts take for granted.” She added, “Indeed, the maintenance and, where needed, construction of new buildings, classrooms, chemistry labs, band rooms, audio visual studios or athletic facilities should be the same for every child in New Jersey, in order that we as a state live up to the letter and spirit of the words and the promise in our state Constitution, ‘provide for the maintenance and support of a thorough and efficient’ education for every child in the state.” In a statement, New Jersey Assemblymembers Shavonda Sumter and Benjie Wimberly noted, “In Paterson, 18 school buildings are over 100 years old and need more attention than newly constructed buildings. Under the new pandemic driven standards, many schools have struggled to fund the construction enhancements such as new ventilation systems. This funding will greatly propel school improvement projects in New Jersey and allow us to make upgrades to the schools that need it most.” The monies designated for New Jersey schools also will be invested in infrastructure to put state residents to work, according to Bergen County Building Trades President Rick Sabato. “The funding announced by [Gov. Murphy] will both support our schools and the hardworking men and women in our building trades,” Sabato remarked at the Nov. 19 announcement in Garfield. “I thank the governor for his continued investment in our state and our people.” Besides being able to use the funds for emergent and capital maintenance needs, and measures related to COVID-19, a school district can use the funds to offset appropriate project costs incurred this fiscal year, according to Murphy’s office. A complete list of all districts and their allocations is available online. 

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Probably the earliest shot of Blythe Brothers Construction. Mule-drawn road grading. It’s possible this is from Lawyers Road (Blythe’s first-ever roadway project).

One of Blythe’s early asphalt paving teams.

Blythe once performed the majority of equipment repairs and maintenance in-house, but has since changed the approach to rely more on manufacturers for major repairs.

Blythe Construction Celebrates Century in Business By Giles Lambertson

“Each project reflects the character of the work that we do. Whether it is a $500,000 parking lot for CVS Surviving a hundred years of Pharmacy or a multi-lane highway market boom and bust, cultural project, it is a proud moment for us tumult and technological change is when we finish it. No matter the size no small feat for a company. Blythe of a project, we work to complete it Construction Inc. has managed the on time, within budget, and safely.” feat and is well-positioned to grow ** its presence as an industry leader as In the decades following its its second century begins. founding, Blythe Brothers grew its The current generation of leaderhighway construction and paving ship at the Charlotte, N.C., firm business. World War II impacted its wasn’t there, of course, back in business model, with the company 1921 when Blythe Brothers contracting to build part of the brand Construction was formed. In that new U.S. Marine Corps training day, the brothers Blythe moved base in Jacksonville, N.C., called material with a scoop pulled by a Camp Lejeune. Other tangents team of mules. The new company’s included establishment in the folfirst job was to surface a segment of lowing decade of asphalt paving Lawyers Road, a roadway that still subsidiaries in Puerto Rico and the meanders southeast out of Charlotte Virgin Islands, enterprises that eventoward Unionville. tually folded. Today, Blythe Construction is a In the mid-1980s, Blythe full-service construction company Brothers entered a period of ownercapable of handling projects of virship changes. First, the company tually unlimited size and scope. It An asphalt plant located in Kings Mountain, one of 12 plants owned and operated by Blythe in the was renamed Blythe Construction annually produces some $400 mil- Carolinas. After shutting down last fall for winter maintenance, the facility was upgraded and when it was acquired by Alfred lion in revenue, evenly split enhanced with the addition of three 30,000-gal. liquid asphalt silos, a new Astec control tower, and McAlpine, a British construction between heavy highway construc- a fresh coat of paint. As of April, the plant was up and running at a max capacity of 400 tons per group. That association lasted for tion and asphalt paving. While it hour. more than a decade. In 1998, Blythe hasn’t a single mule in its stable of Construction was sold and became equipment, more than 400 state-of-the-art machines are Blythe’s senior vice president of construction, Brian Webb, part of Hubbard Construction, a heavy general contractor cranked up each week to work job sites across North said he believes the company operates with the same busi- that still works the length and breadth of Florida. Two years ness ethos as in the beginning. Carolina. later, Hubbard Group, including Blythe, was acquired by “Blythe long has been recognized as a leader in state high- Eurovia, which is a division of VINCI Construction, headWhat’s more, Blythe also is involved in projects in South Carolina and, as part of Eurovia USA, the full length of the way work in North Carolina, as a company that delivers quartered in France. East Coast and in Texas. It is working on 25-30 construction projects on time,” he said. “We still do that today. Over the So, today, Blythe Construction is a subsidiary of a transprojects at any given time, most of them in North Carolina, years, we have managed to retain the respect of stakeholders portation construction and commercial development organiwith fully 65 percent of the company’s annual revenue gen- as a dependable partner.” zation that operates in 16 countries. Multi-level corporate Webb, who has been at Blythe for 23 years, was asked if structure notwithstanding, Blythe and the other Eurovia suberated in the Charlotte metro area. While the scale of Blythe Construction operations since one project or another stands out in memory for the size of sidiaries operate quite autonomously, while at the same time 1921 has grown exponentially, the expansion doesn’t seem the contract or the difficulty in completing it. He said none having the resources of Eurovia to draw upon. to have unmoored the company from its core principles. does. see BLYTHE page 30 CEG CORRESPONDENT

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From Mules to Modern Machines, Blythe ‘Paves the Way’ BLYTHE from page 28 The work of the company is spread across North Carolina, over a year’s time. “We always are looking for new and improved versions of Webb said becoming part of the umbrella Eurovia Group but that doesn’t mean Blythe crews work one week in had negligible impact on administration and operations at Charlotte and the next in Raleigh. Webb said, “We consider equipment,” said Hendricks, an 18-year employee of the ourselves a regional contractor, but most of our employees company. “We change out a lot of storage tanks and a lot of Blythe. The acquisition was all upside for the company. “Being a part of a larger organization provides us with commute every day. We don’t really shift our people from burners to put in more efficient models and utilize more effiadditional resources, including expertise of one kind or one area to another. In a pinch we’ll do that, but generally we cient dryers as they become available. We’re moving from natural gas to electric where we can, trying to reduce our caranother,” Webb said. “For example, Eurovia has a research like our employees to drive back home every day.” The senior vice president noted that despite the company’s bon footprint. Eurovia is making a big push to reduce greenand development program that develops asphalt products focus on roadway construction and paving, Blythe house emissions, which is good for everyone.” that we can take to our clients.” The breadth and character of Blythe’s asphalt production He said the culture of Eurovia is progressive and gives as Construction is what Webb terms “a little bit” diversified. an example an annual “innovation competition” within the Pretty significant diversification, actually. The company changed dramatically with a pair of acquisitions. In 2005, organization. Member companies are challenged to submit operates a pre-stressed beam manufacturing plant that turns Blythe and Eurovia acquired two Crowder Construction new ideas on tackling old challenges. With participants out 60,000 linear ft. annually, producing some 500 bridge plants in Charlotte, which catapulted Blythe to the top of bringing to the competition their work experience in many beams a year and some $10 million in revenue. Its asphalt asphalt production in the Charlotte area. In 2018, the compadifferent global settings, the forum produces a broad spec- emulsion plant also generates $10 million in revenue annu- ny led Eurovia’s acquisition of the asphalt plant and paving division of Lane Construction. trum of fresh thinking. “It’s good to see ideas,” Webb said, ally. ** Integrating Lane’s facilities into Blythe’s North Carolina adding mischievously, “I’m not above stealing a good idea.” The alphabet of services and products offered by the hun- operation doubled the number of plants in the state. Blythe Construction is a busy company and one busily involved in big projects. Its biggest current job as measured dred-year-old company begins with A, as in Asphalt. The Significantly, it opened the way for Blythe to re-enter the allby project cost, at least, is construction of 18 mi. of high- first modern plant to produce the bituminous product in the important Raleigh market area. North Carolina’s capital city is a fast-growing urban occupancy toll lanes on metro with lots of old paveInterstate 485 on the edge of Grading and drainage within ment to be milled and resurCharlotte. The cost of the the median of the I-485 Express Lanes project. faced and new pavement to three-year project is $346 be built. million and also involves “Acquiring Lane building 17 traffic structures increased our footprint,” and 15 mi. of sound-buffetHendricks said. “The ing wall. biggest effect of it was The project is the largest Blythe getting back into the project currently worked by Raleigh market and we’ve Blythe as sole contractor, increased the footprint of but even larger joint venture emulsion sales to our sister jobs are under way. A $403 companies, including in million reworking of the Virginia.” Interstate 540 loop road Across America, bitumiaround Raleigh was connous pavement is everytracted in tandem with Lane where one looks — on highConstruction, a leading ways and streets and runnational construction com- Photo taken of the I-85 widening in Gaffney, S.C. One ways, in commercial parkpany. In South Carolina, of nine major interchange improvements along the 21ing lots and private driveBlythe is widening 21 mi. of mi. work zone. Contracted at $439 million, the project ways, winding through Interstate 85 in a venture is the second-largest design-build project in SCDOT parks as all-weather pathwith a Texas company, history. ways and, yes, on go-kart Zachry Construction. The United States was built about 1900 in New England and just racetracks. One of Hendricks’s favorite applications was on price tag of that project is $435 million. All of the aforementioned undertakings are design-build two decades later the Blythe brothers were paving with such a track in Mooresville, north of Charlotte. Some 3,500 projects, which Blythe prefers, according to Webb. DOT asphalt in North Carolina. Today, Blythe has 12 asphalt tons of hot mix was laid at the GoPro Motorplex facility. “It was technically very difficult,” Hendricks recalled of administrators in both North and South Carolina have plants in North and South Carolina and in 2020 produced increasingly opted for design-build contracts on large proj- some 2.3 million tons of the product. The division employs the project. “We used a highly polymer-modified special approximately 400 people. asphalt designed for racetracks.” ects and that’s OK with Blythe. Each plant can produce whatever special mix is required For the first time, Blythe crews used “trackless tack,” “In design-build jobs, we can bring everything to the table that we do and bring full value to a customer,” Webb said. for a paving job, from open-graded porous asphalt to denser which unites old and new pavement layers without adhering to tires. GPS grade control technology guided two side-by“We produce and lay asphalt, we have our own pipe crews, pavement, from hot mix to warm mix. “It partly depends on where a plant is located,” said Allen side pavers to eliminate cold joints and create an almost perwe build bridges. With design-build, we can bring all of those abilities to bear and deliver quickly. That’s what our Hendricks, Blythe’s vice president of asphalt. “South fectly smooth surface for the small racers. “It’s quite the Carolina uses a lot of open-grade mixes, for instance. North facility.” clients want.” In the urban centers of the state — Charlotte, Greensboro Approximately half of Blythe’s highway contracts are Carolina uses some but not as much.” The plants are state-of-the-art, as certified by the National and Raleigh-Durham — and in Columbia in South Carolina, design-build. Not every Blythe job is on public roadways. Webb esti- Asphalt Paving Association, which has awarded each plant as much recycled material as possible is being used in mated that 30 percent of construction activity is in commer- its Diamond Achievement Award. The award recognizes Blythe’s asphalt production. Plants located in less developed cial developments — parking lots and other projects not excellence in several areas including efficiency of operation, areas have less access to reclaimed asphalt and, therefore, funded by tax dollars. Fully 40 percent of all asphalt pro- appropriate environmental practices, and safety. In addition, recycle less. “When I got into the business in the 1980s, we were lucky duced by Blythe plants is sold externally rather than ear- three Blythe plants in the Carolinas have been recognized by marked for company projects. “And most of that is going to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as Energy Star to recycle 15-20 percent of reclaimed material,” the vice facilities, each plant having reduced emissions by 10 percent private projects.” see BLYTHE page 102

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Infrastructure Spending May Exceed New Deal Investments INFRASTRUCTURE from page 1

It’s “worth pausing to consider” the enormity of the total investment if both proposals become law, said the think-tank: The current House reconciliation version proposes roughly $500 billion in new infrastructure spending over 10 years, the organization noted. “Combined with IIJA, the federal government could be spending $160 billion above baseline for the next five years. That would push federal spending above New Deal investments in infrastructure — as measured by federal spending as a percentage of GDP — but likely to fall short of the historic federal peak around the late 1970s.” After non-stop lobbying for a broad infrastructure bill, the construction industry’s reaction to its signing was enthusiastic but cautious. ARTBA dubbed the IIJA “the most significant measure in more than 50 years to meaningfully address the condition and performance of the U.S. transportation network.” Dave Bauer, ARTBA CEO said Congress “demonstrated not only the importance of federal transportation infrastructure leadership, but that policymakers can find common The one-two punch of a generation-defining ground and govern on matters of national concern.” infrastructure bill and a massive reconciliation Bauer saluted President Joe Biden, House members budget means America will begin a building spree Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer and Peter DeFazio; Senate larger than what happened during the New Deal, members Chuck Schumer, Mitch McConnell, Tom Carper, observed the Brookings Institution. Shelley Moore Capito, Kyrsten Sinema and Rob Portman “NAPA and like-minded organizations in the transportafor leading the effort, along with other members of Congress tion construction industry, along with our engaged member who voted for final passage. companies and State Asphalt Pavement Association partners, Generational Shift “Members of Congress have taken tangible action that have advocated for adequate and consistent federal highway The IIJA is not another stimulus effort; it represents a genwill benefit every state and community across the nation,” funding for a very long time,” she said. erational shift in how and what types of projects get done, Bauer said. “Asphalt pavement is already America’s most recycled noted Brookings. Federal agencies, including DOT, DOE Ward Nye, ARTBA chairman and CEO of Martin product, and our industry is embarking on a bold vision and EPA, have to oversee the surge in funding, including Marietta, was present at the White House, standing on behalf toward net-zero carbon emissions,” she added. “We will, as administering new grants and designing new programs. of the association and its members. we always have, do our part for our communities and our “States and localities, from transportation departments to “The bipartisan infrastructure law is a victory for all country, including our shared climate.” water utilities, have to identify and execute needed projects Americans,” he said. “Let’s get to work on the ground. And this federal, state and delivering transportation project outcomes local coordination all comes amid continued that will boost the economy and make our challenges overseeing other expanded fundroadways and railways safer.” ing from the American Rescue Plan earlier Biden tapped Mitch Landrieu, former this year,” said Brookings. New Orleans mayor, to coordinate IIJA Passage of a comprehensive infrastructure implementation. Working with experts, investment bill also has been a tier-one priorLandrieu will verify that jobs are created, the ity for the American Trucking Association nation’s global competitiveness is strength(ATA), which believes IIJA will bolster highened, supply chains are opened and inflation way safety, make long-overdue investments is stanched. in roads and bridges and help grow and “Our work will require strong partnerstrengthen trucking’s workforce. ships across the government and with state ATA was represented at the White House, and local leaders, business and labor to creand association President and CEO Chris ate good-paying jobs and rebuild America Spear praised the recognition by Congress for the middle class,” Landrieu said. that “roads and bridges are not political — “We will also ensure these major investwe all drive them.” ments achieve the president’s goals of comA majority in the House and Senate “realbating climate change and advancing equiized this truth and did what’s right for the ty,” Landrieu added. country, not themselves,” said Spear. “From The National Asphalt Pavement farmers to truckers, the millions of hardAssociation (NAPA) has long supported a The work ahead will require strong partnerships across the government and with working people who make this country great bi-partisan federal highway funding pro- state and local leaders, business and labor to create good-paying jobs and rebuild won today.” gram, said Audrey Copeland, association America for the middle class, said Mitch Landrieu, tapped by President Biden to president and CEO. see INFRASTRUCTURE page 36 coordinate IIJA implementation.

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Hyundai Construction Welcomes Stan Park as New President Stan Park

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Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. announced the appointment of Stan Park as president of the company. A 27-year veteran of Hyundai, Park previously held various field and executive-level leadership roles, most recently as the vice president of marketing and dealer development. “Stan is a pillar of HCEA in North America and is well known throughout the organization domestically and abroad,” said

Mike Ross, vice president of sales. Ross said Park’s experience and leadership abilities will be essential in driving the success of Hyundai’s brand in North America going forward. “For more than 20 years, I’ve been fortunate enough to grow with Hyundai. Today, I’m excited to have the opportunity to lead the company to the next level,” Park said. For more information, visit www.hceamericas.com. 

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Group Calls Infrastructure Act ‘Generational Improvement’ “… transportation agencies are eager to get to work on the multi-modal projects that will provide real benefits to the people of every community across the country.”

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INFRASTRUCTURE from page 34

He said that ATA members can finally see the fruits of their labor in the form of a 38-percent increase in road and bridge funding and an infusion of talent in the trucking sector’s workforce. “Those lawmakers who put their constituents before themselves have now cemented a lasting legacy that the American people will see, feel and use for many decades to come,” added Spear. The types of projects pursued, and the programs channeling resources to projects, will dictate the pace at which funds reach their targets, noted Brookings. State-of-good-repair projects obviously happen faster than new system expansions. “Funding in existing federal programs, including those distributed by formula, also tends to move faster than funding in new competitive grant programs, which involve new rulemaking,” wrote the think-tank. American Public Works Association (APWA) representatives also witnessed President Biden sign the IIJA into law. Like other industry leaders, APWA CEO Scott Grayson stressed how hard association members worked to see the act become reality. “From roads and bridges to better protecting communities against natural disasters to modernizing our water infrastructure network, this new law will deliver significant upgrades in every state and benefit every person,” he said. “The commitment of $550 billion in new federal spending over five years represents a generational improvement that still recognizes the need for local decision-making.” An Enormous Undertaking The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) listed six priorities the Biden administration expects to follow during the legislation’s implementation: • Invest public dollars efficiently, avoid waste and focus on measurable outcomes for the American people; • Buy American and increase the competitiveness of the U.S. economy, especially via “Made-in-America” purchasing requirements, while also bolstering domestic manufacturing and manufacturing supply chains; • Create good-paying job opportunities for Americans by focusing on prevailing wages and the free and fair chance to join a union; • Invest public dollars equitably, including through the “Justice40 Initiative,” which seeks to make 40 percent of the

In the IIJA, Congress has like never before given the American utility construction industry resources to improve thousands of communities across America, said National Utility Contractors Association CEO Doug Carlson.

overall benefits from federal investments in climate and clean energy flow to disadvantaged communities; • Build resilient infrastructure that can withstand the impacts of climate change and helps combat the climate crisis; and • Effectively coordinate with state, local, tribal and territorial governments in implementing IIJA’s critical investments. According to AASHTO, USDOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the 24 projects that received $905 million via the Infrastructure for Rebuilding America discretionary grant program are the types of projects his agency aims to support through the IIJA. Projects slated to receive $1 billion worth of fiscal year 2021 discretionary grants via the new Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity program later this year would also exemplify the focus for infrastructure investments. “That’ll give you a sense, but we’ll have so much more to work with” via the IIJA, Buttigieg added. Jim Tymon, AASHTO executive director, said association members and state DOTs want to work with USDOT to implement the law as soon as possible. “State and local transportation agencies are eager to get to work on the multi-modal projects that will provide real benefits to the people of every community across the country.” AGC praised the IIJA for its benefits to the supply-chain system, saying because of the bill’s vote, state and local officials can invest in a more efficient network. “They will also be able to improve roads and bridges to make them safer and more reliable,” said Stephen Sandherr, CEO of the AGC. The American Society of Civil Engineers recently graded the country’s infrastructure system at a C-.

“Metro areas will be able to better maintain and expand transit systems,” Sandherr added. “And water authorities will be able to further safeguard the quality of local drinking water, among other improvements funded by this bill. The measure also provides needed investments to make infrastructure more resilient to extreme weather events.” Michael Bellaman, president and CEO of Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) lauded the bill for the opportunity it presents to modernize the nation’s infrastructure, and said ABC members are ready to bring the infrastructure system into the 21st century. But Bellaman tempered his praise, saying ABC is wary of some of the bill’s exclusionary provisions and Biden administration statements that could restrict the eligibility of American workers to compete for and participate in construction projects. And Doug Carlson, CEO of the National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA), said, “never before has the American utility construction industry been given by Congress resources of this magnitude to improve thousands of communities across America.” “An extraordinary achievement” is how Carlson described the passing of the bill and its level of funding. And like the rest of the construction industry, NUCA members are eager to get to work. “They’ll be the ones excavating trenches for new water and wastewater lines,” he said of his association’s membership. “They’ll be the ones replacing dangerous lead pipes to bring clean drinking water to communities across the nation. They’ll be building stormwater systems and new water treatment plants. They’ll also be laying new fiber-optic broadband cables, and helping to build modern ports, highways, railroads, and airports.”  CEG

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According to Shantee Felix, SHA assistant media relations manager of MDOT SHA, the project involves the replacement of three steel beam bridges within the MD 151 (Sparrows Point Blvd.) / MD 151B (Wharf Rd.) interchange at Tradepoint Atlantic (TPA). This includes reconstruction of retaining walls, approach roadways and embankments. In addition, the contract calls for roadway work including milling, resurfacing and full-depth reconstruction. Other work includes the installation of approach guardrails, sidewalks and MDOT concrete median barriers, installation of drainage structures, grass swales, signing and paving and underground utility relocations. “MDOT SHA fully implemented the new electronic Construction Management System, which is designed to allow access and input from multiple project users,” Felix said. “Crews used drone footage to report progress and A Komatsu PC228 excavator with G-80 enhance project documentation.” Rammer hammer is among the Felix said this project involved the use of cellular con- Allied equipment being used on the project. crete, which is a mixture of cement, water and preformed foam. “Unlike traditional grouts and fill materials, cellular con- reaching the end of their useful service life. crete has a lighter unit weight and can be pumped through Replacing the bridges improves the safety An interchange reconstruction project is a year into its contract in the small diameter lines,” she said. “There is also a cost savings of motorists and supports the development Sparrows Point area of Baltimore County, Md. The MD 151/Wharf Rd. is south of I-695 (Baltimore Beltway) with access to other due to logistics, since this product calls for fewer deliveries of the TPA site and surrounding businesses. interchange interstate highways, including I-95. “The three new bridges will be approxito the site and faster placement.” Felix added that this interchange reconstruction project mately the same width and length as the existing bridges and are designed to support the increase in tural steel metals; Reliable Contracting for paving; Manolis involves a vital economic corridor. “Maryland is open for business,” she said “and this repre- truck traffic entering and exiting Tradepoint Atlantic,” Felix for painting and contracting; Lems Contracting for landscape work; Collinson and Stollar for signages and traffic sents the state’s support of economic development at a vital said. signals; DRM Associates for deck pans; United Crane and The project will include functional improvements such as transportation hub that includes the Tradepoint Atlantic Rigging for fabricated structural steel erection; Wagman for bicycle-compatible shoulders on the bridges and a new sidelogistics center. National tenants include Amazon, deck grooving; and Clark Reinforcing for suppling and walk along MD 151 at the Wharf Road interchange. Once McCormick, Volkswagen, BMW and Home Depot. installing reinforcing for all concrete structures. complete, long-term maintenance and the structural integrity [LaFarge has a cement plant at the southern end of the interMajor equipment for the job includes a JLG 660SJ boom and reliability of all three bridges will be improved. change].” lift, a American 5300 70-ton crane, an HC-80 80-ton Terex On the subcontractor list, CJGEO is in charge of light She said that MDOT SHA is completing this project while crane, an MLC 100 110-ton Manitowoc crane, a Cat 325 BL weight material — low density cementitious fill that was TPA has its own facility development projects under way. excavator with NPK hammer, a Cat 330 CL excavator, a PC used as back fill. Other subcontractors include Machado for “TPA is working to replace/upgrade waterline in the inter308 Komatsu excavator with MB 30 Stanley demolition concrete supply; Paul J. Rack for concrete barrier construcchange area, and that requires ongoing coordination between hammer, a Komatsu PC228 excavator with G-80 Allied tion; Nasir and Associates for supplying HP Piles fabricated MDOT SHA and TPA,” she said. “Maintenance of traffic is Rammer hammer, a Komatsu PC138 excavator, a Takeuchi structural steel; Structural Steel Products for fabricated struca challenge due to the multiple phases of work and the coorTB 235 mini-excavator, a Case dination with the tenants at the CX245 D excavator, a Case TPA facility to ensure smooth CX145 D excavator, a Bidwell traffic flow and access.” bridge finishing machine, an ITradepoint Atlantic has a 19 ICE pile hammer, a Cat deep-water port with a 50-ft. CS433C roller, a Cat CS563C main channel on the Patapsco roller, a GRT655 55-ton Grove River and a privately-owned crane and two Cat D5 dozers. short line railroad that links to Felix said that on any given CSX and Norfolk Southern. day, 25 people are assigned to The rail lines date back to the the job, including the subcon1950s and have multiple tracks tractors. within the interchange area. The project includes 50,000 “In the 1950s, the Bethlehem cu. yds. of earth moved, 4,500 Steel Company built the MD cu. yds. of concrete, 30,000 cu. 151 bridges at the Wharf Road yds. of light weight material, Interchange,” Felix said. “The 16,000 linear ft. of 12x53 H pilbridges serviced the main ing, 4,000 cu. yds. of concrete entrance for Bethlehem Steel’s removal, 475 tons of reinforcSparrows Point plant, which is ing steel, 725 tons of structural now the main entrance to steel, 1,500 linear ft. of storm Tradepoint Atlantic.” drain, 12,000 tons of asphalt, While safe for travel, MDOT upgrading of existing lighting determined that the bridges are The total project cost is $30.5 million, with the contract awarded to the Six-M Company Inc. of Delta, Pa. and new signage.  CEG

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I-495 Extension Work in Fairfax County to Begin in 2022 The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is scheduled to begin construction in 2022 on its I-495 Express Lanes Northern Extension project, dubbed 495 NEXT. The northern Virginia effort aims to enhance traffic flow and reduce cut-through traffic on local roads and residential streets. It extends the existing I-495 Express Lanes north by two and a half miles, with new and improved connections at the Dulles Toll Road and the George Washington Memorial Parkway, in the Fairfax County suburbs west of Washington, D.C. Both roadways are notorious for congestion. “The $600 million project is expected to cut express lane users’ travel times by 24 minutes, reduce crashes by 20 percent and create 6,300 jobs and $880 million in economic impact,” according to an early October news release by VDOT. Preliminary project concepts on the transportation department’s website show 4 mi. of new bike and pedestrian connections, including a shared-use path that runs parallel to I-495 from Lewinsville Road to near Live Oak Drive in McLean, and connects to existing Tysons Corners facilities. In addition, a newly proposed Build Alternative wall will be constructed along Live Oak Drive near the George Washington Memorial Parkway interchange, and nine existing noise walls are to be replaced.

At Live Oak Drive, Georgetown Pike, Old Dominion Road, and Lewinsville Road, seven bridges with pedestrian accommodations, sidewalks, bike lanes and crossings will be replaced or rehabilitated, according to VDOT. Finally, stormwater management facilities are being installed and funding is available for the restoration of the Scotts Run stream. Lane Construction Corp., headquartered in Connecticut, will oversee the design-build effort on 495 NEXT. Residents Have Concerns About Project’s Cost, Design While commuters and others familiar with I495’s gridlock on both sides of the Potomac River anticipate the project’s financial close in December, and the new lanes opening in 2025, some residents living near or on Live Oak Drive in the McLean area of Fairfax County’s Dranesville District expressed concern in community meetings on the matter as well as some of the proposed project concepts. With construction planned in the community to begin next year, residents’ concerns have centered on four areas: sidewalks, the moving of Live Oak Drive, which would likely mean a loss of mature trees, impaired sightlines with the new bridgework, and stormwater management. April Georgelas, a homeowner on Live Oak Drive, said in an interview Nov. 18 with The

Community newspaper, “Twenty years ago, Live Oak Drive was moved to add five lanes to the beltway. [VDOT is] destroying what vegetation we still have left that they didn’t take the first time, and we’ve tried to regrow. In moving the street [again], they will remove the trees and vegetation [once more]. The stormwater problems will only increase. We are on septic here, and the stormwater is going to create such a nightmare.” Susan N. Shaw, megaprojects director of the Northern Virginia District at VDOT, responded to the concerns, by telling The Community that the design-builder may make refinements to the plans during the final design. “The latest version of the Live Oak plans are presented in the FAQ section of the website,” she noted. Shaw went on to explain that about 0.25-mi. of Live Oak Drive’s 1-mi. length shifts to the west. The new section will be built in the same manner as the existing section, with one lane in each direction. “No sidewalks are being constructed in this section to avoid impacting parking spaces at the Langley Swim Club and to minimize to the extent possible right-of-way and stormwater impacts,” she added. Concerning the removal of vegetation running parallel to Live Oak Drive, Shaw pointed out that the project team is conducting a tree survey to identify mature growth impacted by

the 495 NEXT project. “As part of the project, we will develop a vegetation plan that will include native trees and plants to be planted within the VDOT right of way where feasible,” she told the local news publication. In response to concerns about sightlines and the upcoming raised Live Oak Bridge, Shaw explained that the new span will be 3 ft. higher and constructed parallel to the existing bridge so that community members will always have access to either side of the interstate during the 495 NEXT work. Additionally, an all-way stop-controlled intersection is being proposed at the bridge’s end to provide drivers with safe turning movements. Finally, Shaw addressed the stormwater management concerns raised by area residents. “The project team recently conducted a community walk along Live Oak Drive with residents and community members to review stormwater concerns and challenges,” she explained. “495 NEXT will improve the stormwater runoff along the corridor, and the selected stormwater management approach satisfies the requirements stipulated by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ). This approach was confirmed after extensive coordination between VDEQ, VDOT and Fairfax County to identify a balanced solution.” 

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Mass. Plans $1.7B ‘Once-in-a-Generation’ Growing Demand... Overhaul of Turnpike Infrastructure Infrastructure Bill Calls On Industry to Require Innovation

After 10 years of discussions, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and his administration have embraced a design for a once-in-a-generation, $1.7 billion infrastructure overhaul of the state’s turnpike by the Charles River in the Boston’s Allston neighborhood. Revealed on Sept. 29, the plan would replace an aging highway viaduct by aligning train, highway and pedestrian infrastructure at the same elevation without pushing roadways onto the riverbank. That could potentially mean that four rail tracks, eight lanes of the Massachusetts Turnpike, four lanes of Soldiers Field Road and a pedestrian boardwalk over the Charles, would be built side-by-side. Boston-area community groups and transportation advocates have long favored that option, pitching it as the best way to balance the various modes of transportation that converge on a narrow stretch of land between Boston University and the river. MassDOT touts the project’s additional benefits, such as a straighter turnpike alignment that will make driving conditions safer, a wider Paul Dudley White Path for bicyclists and pedestrians, and an “improved gateway into the city.” “It took hard work, and hard work pays off, because what we ended up with is something that’s far better for the city, the region and the state than having to replicate 1960s highway design and having to be stuck with an elevated structure in that part of the city,” commented Rick Dimino, president of the A Better City business group involved in the project’s discussions. State House News Service (SHNS), a 127-year-old provider of in-depth news coverage of the state’s government, reported that Massachusetts officials still need to conduct analysis on the other two alternatives, which involve stacking highway lanes in varying layouts. But MassDOT Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver said his agency’s support for the at-grade option means engineers will not need to “simultaneously design three different options to answer one question.” “This really clears the deck for our engineering team to focus their resources on advancing this particular project,” Gulliver told SHNS. “Now we can focus on advancing this design. We have high confidence it’s going to make it through the permitting process, that it will be the preferred alternative when we get to the appropriate stage, and that we can now focus our resources on where they’re needed.” Plan Finds Solutions Within Limited Space Earlier versions of the at-grade alternative called for placing Soldiers Field Road 4 ft. into the riverbank because of the space limitations in the area, drawing significant pushback from environmental advocates and community leaders. The updated design slices a bit of land off several other infrastructure pieces to make up those 4 ft., Gulliver explained, meaning it would no longer require any roadway in the river’s territory either permanently or temporarily during construction. Dimino, whose group sits on a task force advising MassDOT on the project, said advocates worked over the past year to prove that the highway did not need to bleed into the river. “The only thing that will be in relation to the river relative

The construction industry has burst into a flurry of activity as the most aggressive infrastructure spending initiative since the 1950s was signed into law on Nov. 15. Combined with a skilled labor shortage, the $550 billion bill calls into question whether contractors have the capacity to meet rapidly growing demand. Innovative contractors across the nation are turning to new technology for help. Robots as a new class of equipment are showing to be an effective complement to human crews and to this project will be what we hope to be the frosting on the may prove essential to completing the projects laid out withcake, which is re-establishing a beautiful, livable river’s in the infrastructure bill. Woman owned Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, edge,” he said to SHNS. “Now, we’re all in agreement that Shelby Erectors, is an example to contractors across the we can pursue these types of opportunities.” Current estimates peg the total project price at $1.7 billion country on the effective usage of robotics on the job site. and a building timeline of eight to 10 years. Gulliver said Contracted for rebar installation on the 512,427 sq. ft. I-95 both figures could change because MassDOT remains at a Express Phase 3C project in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Shelby “very preliminary stage of design.” elected to utilize TyBot by Advanced Construction Robotics It also is not yet clear how Massachusetts will finance the to boost crew productivity. full project. TyBot, a rebar tying robot, leverages cutting edge artificial Gulliver said he expects the city of Boston, landowner Harvard University, and other stakeholders to contribute. intelligence to tie together the rebar grid that commonly reinThe state also will use toll revenue from the Massachusetts forces concrete surfaces. While TyBot is actively tying rebar, Turnpike, though it will not increase tolls beyond existing Shelby’s laborers are free to handle more skilled tasks better levels, he noted. suited for human hands. Federal funding also will play a significant role, and Shelby stands tall in the industry as an example of how to Gulliver said MassDOT officials are “closely watching adapt to modern challenges, and its president, Jennifer Nix, what’s happening in Washington” as the U.S. House pre- is positioning her company to meet the labor demands of the pares to vote on a $1 trillion infrastructure bill. new infrastructure bill. “As the labor gap in construction continues to grow with Construction Will Impact Commuter Traffic Once construction begins, it will almost certainly create increasing demand, it is crucial to incorporate solutions like TyBot to mitigate the effects. We have found that TyBot major headaches for commuters. “You can’t build a project of this size without there being saves at least 25 percent on our rebar tying schedule. This some impact,” Gulliver said to SHNS. “For sure, people are provides a crucial edge when bidding projects, and project going to feel it when it starts. To what degree? Again, our owners, typically DOT, often like to see innovative tech goal is always to reduce the pain as much as [we] can, but used,” Nix said. you can’t build a project like this without causing some “TyBot is definitely a lifesaver when labor availability is impacts.” lacking. It provides a level of consistency that’s difficult to Consensus on the single-elevation layout comes after a decade of deliberations about repairing or replacing the match and is why we’re currently using it on three separate aging viaduct that today carries the turnpike through the concrete bridge construction projects across Florida. “TyBot removes the repetitive, back-breaking work that “throat” stretch of Allston. During that time, Dimino said his group and MassDOT can cause serious long-term injuries, and anything we can do to improve our crews’ health and safety is a huge priority for officials had been “in the trenches” together. In May, the transportation agency announced it would us. TyBot allows us to safely stay on schedule while shortaccelerate $75 million in viaduct repairs. handed and to move our workforce on to higher skilled tasks Gulliver told SHNS that work on “a piece of infrastructure or to another jobsite where they can be better utilized,” said that’s really big and heavily used and is at the end of its life” Nix. should take place in 2022, even as MassDOT works to “ACR was founded for moments like this. Our robots will advance a design that would eliminate the raised highway continue to solve today’s construction challenges assisting section altogether. the workforce to meet rapidly growing demand, such as what “In every scenario that we’ve mapped out — [utilizing] all will generated from the infrastructure bill,” said Searock, cothree alternatives that are currently on the books — the founder, ACR. viaduct stays in place for a large part of construction,” he said. “It needs to be in service throughout those 10 years, at For more information, visit www.constructionrobots.com. least.”  

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Family Fun Day, Food Drive Raise $4K for Local Food Bank

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(L-R): Jason Menter, Cam Reiff, Angy Lamb, Elise McQuade, Carrie Stewart and Jeff Stewart with food donated by Takeuchi-US to help the Banks Jackson Food Bank of Commerce, Ga., provide 200 needy families with Thanksgiving meals.

On Nov. 12, Takeuchi-US employees, including President Jeff Stewart, presented the Banks Jackson Food Bank in Commerce, Ga., with enough food for 200 Thanksgiving dinners and an extra $2,550 to buy additional turkeys to feed even more needy families. This generous donation, worth a total of about $4,000, started out as a simple accompaniment to a fun company event and morphed into something far more meaningful. In October, Takeuchi hosted employees and their families for Family Fun Day. Leading up to the event, Takeuchi had a food drive to collect both food and monetary donations for the Banks Jackson Food Bank. At Family Fun Day, approximately 200 adults and children enjoyed a pumpkin patch, food from local food trucks and numerous activities including bouncy houses, pumpkin painting, an egg race, a magician, corn hole games, a photobooth, a giant

“Jenga” game and hayrack rides. One particularly popular event was “Meringue the Manager,” where employees paid money to throw whipped cream pies at their managers, raising an additional $600 for the food bank. Takeuchi then generously agreed to double whatever employees raised, which resulted in the total donation of 200 Thanksgiving dinners and $2,550 in additional funds. “We wanted to host Family Fun Day for our employees so that they could bond after a long year apart following the pandemic,” said Stewart. “It was also a great way for us to come together and do something for our community. I’m proud of how our employees stepped up and raised a significant amount of money that will help local families enjoy Thanksgiving dinners that they wouldn’t have otherwise been able to afford.” For more information, visit www.takeuchi-us.com. 

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Contractor’s ‘Secret Sauce’ … Making Customers’ Lives Easier LandCare Associates and Stratham Hill Stone is a leading supplier of stone, brick, granite and hardscape materials — as well as softscape materials, mulch, loam, compost — to northern New England’s hardscape contractors. The company — which has been in business for 36 years — has seen strong growth, particularly over the last couple of years with the popularity of the “staycation” concept. “More and more people want their backyard to be something to anticipate coming home to. We have become a society that enjoys staying home, and as a company we have been able to capitalize on that. We supply nearly anything anyone would need to complete any landscape or hardscape project,” the company said. LandCare Associates’ market area includes the seacoast area and lake regions of New Hampshire, southern coastal Maine and parts of Cumberland County in Maine, as well as the north and south shores of Massachusetts. LandCare has marketed itself as the place to go for natural stone and said it has sourced the finest materials from throughout New England, New York and Pennsylvania. By maintaining a massive variety of inventory, LandCare has successfully been able to keep a customer base of not only some of the most prestigious landscape and hardscape contractors in New England, but also a large amount of foot traffic from the homeowners. It does this by making available the same quality products that it offers in bulk to contractors in smaller quantities for the do-it-yourselfers. According to Dan Moynihan, sales manager at LandCare Associates, “The secret sauce to their success is their focus on making the customer’s lives easier. The vast majority of our employees have worked in the field as a contractor and those that have not have the skills to tackle at-home projects. Yes, we sell the products to get a job completed, but more than that, we offer the advice and know how to make that project run smoothly.” As is the case with any material supplier the size of LandCare Associates, it has a significant material yard that requires equipment for moving, loading and unloading some pretty heavy loads. To accomplish those needs LandCare Associates has relied on Alta Equipment Company. The relationship started with the purchase of a used JCB excavator and has since expanded to the purchase of a JCB 437 loader, a JCB 407 loader, and most recently, two JCB Teletruks (telescopic counterbalanced fork trucks). “Our yard has a very small footprint,

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received from Alta Equipment. “Last winter we had a parts failure on the force. I believe the average worker is 45 or loader, just as a storm was moving in. I called 46 years old. the parts and service department and was “I want our work for them to go easier for told the part would be shipped for next day them, not harder. That was my motivating delivery from Chicago. Later that evening, I factor when buying some of this equipment. got a phone call from the service manager It’s got all the bells and whistles and safety telling me that the part wasn’t going to make protections. My guys are very experienced it, but to make sure that we would be able to and have good wisdom. They can sit in a clear snow with the storm coming in, they piece of equipment for many hours a day and were going to drive down to their now enjoy an air conditioned or heated cab Connecticut store and cannibalize one of the with 4-wheel drive and be completely safe inventoried machines in Connecticut and get while they are operating. It really is about the part up to me before the storm hits, which working smarter not harder, especially as is exactly what happened. your work force gets harder to find.” “I’ve been around the construction indusLandCare Associates’ first experience try my entire life and that’s how things used with JCB was a used model JCB JS200 to be done and it’s the way things should be excavator. done, and I am so impressed that’s the way “We screen our own loam and that’s what Alta Equipment still does things. we use the excavator for,” Moynihan said. “Our sales rep, Ryan Sears, has been “It runs continuously, breaking up piles to absolutely great to work with. I can call him feed the screening plant. The JCB JS200 was LandCare Associates purchased a JCB Teletruk with extend-a-boom and 4-wheel with a question on virtually anything. perfectly matched for our needs.” LandCare Associates screens between drive from Alta Equipment. Loads are handled that could never be dealt with using Sometimes, I will call him instead of calling the service department because I know I can 45,000 and 50,000 yards of loam annually. a traditional forklift. get him on the phone immediately, and he The performance from the excavator and the will have the answer, or he will get it for me support from Alta Equipment gave it the confidence it need- what they needed it to do. very quickly. My customer base is landscapers and contrac“We didn’t need a monster machine; we needed a maneued to purchase some loaders from Alta when the time was tors that use this same type of equipment and on a regular verable, nimble machine that could clean up our yard, and right, the company said. basis I recommend Alta Equipment and JCB.” A big part of the reason LandCare Associates purchased that loader was ideal.” “We have about 3,000 customers come through our doors What has impressed Moynihan the most about its purits JCB 437 loader was for snow removal. According to a year and it’s not unusual for them to notice the JCB Moynihan, it was the perfect machine, correctly matched for chase of the JCB machines is the service that LandCare has machines and have them ask if we would recommend JCB or whether or not we are happy with the machines,” Gordon added. “The answer is always the same, yes we would absolutely recommend JCB and Alta Equipment. “Our experience with the JCB equipment has been phenomenal. On the rare occasion that we have had an issue, Alta Equipment has immediately taken care of us. Alta Equipment seems to run their business much like we run ours. I look at our team and consider it an A+ team. We surround ourselves with people who have a long history specifically in the hardscape and materials industry. “We keep the proper levels of inventory to support our customers, well in excess of $3 million worth. We want to make sure that our customers keep fishing from our pond and have no reason to go elsewhere. Maintaining these standards is not always easy. As an example, COVID has made it very difficult to get certain types of imported materials. We have responded by working harder to source more and more of our materials domestically, which is better for everyone involved,” Gordon said.  The JCB 437 loads tens of thousands of yards of material to be screened each year.

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Honda Tests Prototype Autonomous Work Vehicle at Solar Construction Site ANDERSON EQUIPMENT CO. Honda and Black & Veatch have successfully tested the prototype Honda Autonomous Work Vehicle (AWV) at a Black & Veatch construction site in New Mexico. During the month-long field test, the second-generation prototype of the fully-electric Honda AWV performed a range of functions at a large-scale solar energy construction project, including towing activities and transporting construction materials, water and other supplies to pre-set destinations within the work site. While Honda previously performed testing with an earlier generation of the Honda AWV, this field test was the first to First introduced as a concept at CES 2018 in Las Vegas, the Honda AWV combines deploy multiple units working the company’s rugged and durable off-road side-by-side platform with emerging collaboratively to support con- advanced autonomous technology. struction use cases. First introduced as a concept at CES 2018 in Las Vegas, Field Test Performance the Honda AWV combines the company’s rugged and In order to validate the capabilities of the Honda AWV, the durable off-road side-by-side platform with emerging company selected a solar energy construction site where supadvanced autonomous technology. The result is a new cate- port structures for solar panels are laid out in a grid pattern at gory of capable work vehicle that can be deployed in a vari- regular intervals. The site was an ideal environment to test ety of dynamic work environments. the ability of the Honda AWV to stop at precise points along The Honda AWV employs a suite of sensors to operate a pre-set route. autonomously, using GPS for location, radar and lidar for Honda produced a high-definition map of the 1,000-acre obstacle detection and stereoscopic (3D) cameras for remote site that allowed Black & Veatch operators to precisely set monitoring. The vehicle also can be operated by remote con- start and stop points for multiple Honda AWVs using a trol. cloud-based app interface that runs on tablets and PCs. The Black & Veatch, a global engineering, procurement and vehicles successfully delivered materials and supplies along construction company focused on construction optimization a calculated route and proved capable of stopping within and technology innovation collaborated with Honda to pro- centimeters of the pre-set points. vide a real-world testing ground to validate the Honda AWV The field test also demonstrated the viability of the Honda technology at an active construction site. The company’s per- AWV battery system to support energy-intensive sensors and sonnel were trained by Honda’s engineers on the operation provide vehicle propulsion, while operating up to eight hours and safety protocols of the vehicles to effectively use the in a high-temperature environment. The vehicle carried paytechnology in the field. Black & Veatch provided detailed feedback for product and business requirements that will loads of nearly 900 pounds, and in a separate use case towed a trailer carrying over 1,600 pounds. help enhance the Honda AWV’s capabilities and services. “Black & Veatch’s pursuit of construction innovation and Solutions, Services for Variety of Industries safety on job sites has led us to this relationship with Honda,” Based on the capabilities verified in this field test, Honda said Mario Azar, president of Black & Veatch’s global power believes the Honda AWV will be capable of providing a business. “With our leading market position in solar power, wide range of services to a variety of industries that need a the testing of this new autonomous work vehicle aligns with rugged off-road autonomous solution, especially where our focus on advancing the industry through new and innoworkforce constraints and safety concerns make other soluvative ways to work at project sites.” tions impractical. The ability to operate autonomously — or “With our test partner, Black & Veatch, Honda was able to via remote control — and carry large payloads, along with demonstrate the performance of our rugged all-electric Autonomous Work Vehicle prototype in a large-scale con- the potential to add attachments and tools, makes the Honda struction environment,” said Kenton Williams, U.S. project AWV a suitable platform for many work environments. Honda has not announced commercialization plans for the lead of the Honda AWV. “We believe the Honda AWV has Honda AWV, but continues to advance the platform through the potential to bring greater efficiencies, higher levels of safety and better environmental performance to the construc- field testing. Companies interested in testing the Honda tion industry, and to other industries seeking an autonomous AWV to assess applicability to their work environment can contact Honda at: AWV@na.honda.com.  off-road solution.”

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MILTON CAT www.miltoncat.com Londonderry, NH 603-665-4500 Clifton Park, NY 518-877-8000

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Contact your local dealer:

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Aggregate Production and Recycling Section For more information on crushing, screening and recycling equipment, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

Scrap Metal Business Relies On Atlas Material Handlers

An operator uses an Atlas 300 MH material handler to move scrap metal at Charleston Steel & Metal Co.’s facility in North Charleston, S.C.

Founded in 1893, Charleston Steel & Metal Co. has a long history in the Charleston, S.C., area. Horse-drawn wagons originally Charleston Steel & Metal Co. uses an Atlas 300 MH material handler to load scrap metal into a truck at it its facility in North Charleston, S.C. “We added the Atlas 300 MH two years ago, and it’s been dependdelivered scrap metal to founder able,” said Michael Hardie, operations manager. “There’s been minimal downtime with the machine. Samuel Steinberg’s backyard on That enticed us to add the second 300 and a 350 machine.” King Street. The business has been passed down through four generations and continues to be family To sort material, machine. That enticed us to add the second Machinery Company, which has an office in owned and operated. Charleston Steel & 300 and a 350 machine. nearby Ladson, S.C., and Tim Hyland, a Currently, Samuel’s grandson Michael Hardie, operations Metal Co. utilizes “We use all three machines for various Linder and SMH Group sales representative. Bernard Steinberg is the CEO of manager two Atlas 300 MH purposes,” said Hardie. “Primarily they’re “Having a local service provider instead the scrap recycling facility in North material handlers used to load and unload any trucks that of waiting on an out-of-state service has Charleston, and Samuel’s great-grandson and an Atlas 350 MH material handler. The arrive on-site. We also use them to load scrap been very helpful for us,” explained Hardie. Jonathan Steinberg is the president. Atlas 300 MH features a 47-ft.-2-in. reach, into shears that cut the steel down to smaller “Linder has great liaisons that go between “Our facility takes in recyclable steel, while the Atlas 350 MH provides a 59-ft.-9- sizes, as well as general cleanup around the service and sales and go the extra mile to get copper and aluminum,” said Operations in. reach. The extendable cab space on all yard.” us the parts we need. In an industry like this, Manager Michael Hardie. “We sort it, cut it, three machines allows operators to safely if we’re not producing steel to go to the scrap and then we send it back to the mills where move about the scrap yard and handle the Local Service Important mill, we’re losing money. Linder does a they melt it down and start the recycling diverse metals on-site. When looking for a new material handler, good job of servicing our machines to maxprocess over again. We have a streamlined “We added the Atlas 300 MH two years finding a dealer with local service was imize uptime and keep us profitable.” process and run our operation to be as effi- ago, and it’s been dependable,” said Hardie. important. Charleston Steel & Metal Co. (Reprinted with permission from cient as possible.” “There’s been minimal downtime with the chose to partner with Linder Industrial CPI-Linder Link Magazine.) 

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TOMRA Pioneers Use of Deep Learning Tech in Wood Recycling Applications

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TOMRA Recycling has combined its AUTOSORT technology with its deep learning-based sorting add-on, GAIN, to create a solution that can distinguish between and sort different types of wood-based materials, significantly enhancing customers’ sorting and manufacturing processes.

Sensor-based sorting specialist, TOMRA Non-processed wood. Recycling, has further strengthened its offering for the global wood recycling sector by using deep learning, a subset of artificial intelligence, in wood recycling applications. The company has combined its AUTOSORT technology with its deep learning-based sorting add-on, GAIN, to create a solution that can distinguish between and sort different types of woodbased materials, significantly enhancing customers’ sorting and manufacturing processes. The primary application for TOMRA Recycling’s new solution is sorting Wood A — non-processed wood — from Wood B — processed wood products such as MDF (medium-density fiberboard), HDF (high-density fiberboard), oriented strand board (OSB) and chipboard. Achieving Higher Purity Levels TOMRA Recycling has been a frontrunner in the global In recent years, however, TOMRA Recycling has been wood recycling sector for more than 10 years. The compa- approached by an increasing number of customers who are ny’s X-TRACT solution quickly became popular with chip- looking to use recycled wood of a much higher purity level board manufacturers to produce a clean recycled woodchip in their production processes. To achieve these specific purifraction by sorting and separating out the inert material ty requirements, in addition to removing the inert material (glass, stones, ceramics, etc.) and metals. Once the X- and metals in the infeed stream, other impurities including TRACT unit has removed these impurities, the recovered engineered wood composites as well as polymers, would woodchip is of sufficiently high quality to be used in the production of standard chipboards, according to the company. see TOMRA page 72

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TOMRA Recycling Provides New Tech Solution to Sorting ‘Wood A’ From ‘Wood B’ TOMRA from page 70

have to be removed. As these materials are not distinguishable using x-ray technology, the X-TRACT unit was unsuited to this sorting task. Determined to help these customers and recognizing a potential gap in the market for a solution which would allow companies in the wood recycling sector to optimize their wood sorting processes, TOMRA Recycling’s deep learning experts developed an application that combines TOMRA’s AUTOSORT unit with its deep learning-based sorting add-on, GAIN. TOMRA’s Wood A vs Wood B application uses deep learning technology to sort and extract impurities that couldn’t previously be detected, mak- TOMRA’s Wood A vs Wood B application uses deep learning technology to ing it possible for the first time to sort and extract impurities that couldn’t previously be detected, making it detect, analyze and sort every different possible for the first time to detect, analyze and sort every different wood wood type, therefore cleaning up the type, therefore cleaning up the real wood fraction. real wood fraction. TOMRA is the first company in the world to use deep learning technology to detect and separate different wood types, targeting Wood B (processed wood composites) as impurities to leave a clean Wood A fraction (nonprocessed wood), or, depending on customers’ requirement, producing individual high purity engineered wood composite fractions out of the infeed stream, the company said. Philipp Knopp, product manager at TOMRA Recycling, said: “Wood recycling is a fast-evolving market, with increasingly stringent legislation being introduced in a number of regions globally to move towards a more circular economy model. Our AUTOSORT with GAIN solution uses deep learning technology to create a robust and flexible solution, which we are confident will be welcomed by wood goods producers across to globe. The primary application for TOMRA Recycling’s new solution is sorting It will also enable our customers to Wood A — non-processed wood — from Wood B — processed wood future-proof their operations as they products such as MDF (medium-density fiberboard), HDF (high-density will be better equipped to adapt and fiberboard), oriented strand board (OSB) and chipboard. react to any future changes in the global wood recycling market such as new legislation. We are Near Infrared (NIR) sensor for waste sorting applications, delighted to be the first in the market to offer this artificial TOMRA Recycling remains an industry pioneer with a dedication to extracting high purity fractions from waste streams intelligence-based solution.” that maximize both yield and profits. TOMRA Recycling is part of TOMRA which also develAbout TOMRA Recycling TOMRA Recycling designs and manufactures sensor- ops sensor-based systems for sorting, peeling and process based sorting technologies for the global recycling and waste analytics for the food, mining and other industries. TOMRA Recycling is owned by Norwegian company management industry. More than 7,400 systems have been TOMRA Systems ASA. installed in more than 100 countries worldwide. For more information, visit www.tomra.com/recycling.  Responsible for developing the world’s first high capacity

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Lake Erie Portable Screeners Debuts PB127 Static Grizzly

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Lake Erie Portable Screeners, manufacturer of Pitbull portable material processing equipment, announced the debut of its new Pitbull PB127 static grizzly. The designation references the 12-ft. wide by 7-ft. deep by 7ft. 10-in. high overall dimensions of the new grizzly. The main frame is constructed of rugged fully welded 3-in. square structural tube steel with a 3/8-in. wall thickness. The new PB127 bridges the gap between the company’s smaller PB86, PB106 static grizzlies and its largest static grizzly, the PB148, for a total of four grizzly size options. The PB127 Static Grizzly is designed to provide years of service handling the toughest material — from rocks to demolition rubble. Applications include work on construction and demolition sites, as well as landscape and municipal work. The PB127 Static Grizzly features easilyadjustable, bolt-on culling bars that are factory set standard at 4-in. minus spacing, which may be changed to accommodate different material sizes. Additional bars may be added to provide a minimum of approximately 1-in. spacing, or bars may be removed to facilitate screening of larger materials.

The PB127 comes with heavy duty “D” rings for safe and efficient loading and unloading. Purpose designed with a lower profile than its PB148 sibling, the PB127’s size makes it transportable on a standard flatbed truck. The operating weight of the standard grizzly is 4,905 lbs. and is compat-

The PB127 Static Grizzly is designed to provide years of service handling the toughest material — from rocks to demolition rubble. ible with any material handler capable of minimum 7-ft. 10-in. dump height. Engineered and manufactured at the company’s headquarters in Lake City, Pa., the PB127 adds to the company’s lineup of heavy-duty grizzlies, portable screeners, conveyors and feeders. The new PB127 is scheduled to be available for delivery this winter. For more information, visit pitbullscreeners.com.  CEG

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For six System Transport drivers, the opportunity to transport the 2021 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree from the Mad River Ranger District of the Six Rivers National Forest in California to Washington, D.C., was an experience of a lifetime. “Christmas has always been such a special holiday to me and my family, so to spread the holiday cheer throughout the country was truly an honor,” said Jeremy Bellinger, who has driven 3 million miles over the course of his 21-year career with System Transport. “I’ve been involved in transporting equipment to British James Edward Mills photo Columbia for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and Santa and Mrs. Claus stopped by Williamsport, Md., have hauled utility poles in response to wildfires in to get a peek at the tree.

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As with every industry, the snow and ice sector has witnessed technological advances over the past few years. From the research and development undertaken at the big brand names — known for their impressive product lines and snow and ice management systems — to local transportation authorities seeking effective solutions and safety of community members, the advancements in snowplow technology have been many. This includes the addition of wings, expandable plows, tow plows and longerlasting cutting edges made from various sturdy materials, among other innovations in the field, all in the pursuit of bringing more flexibility and efficiency to operations. Snowplow systems can measure factors such as road and air temperature and wind speed, which assists drivers in calculating what they need for their next project, including ascertaining using materials such as brine or salt. Improved maneuverability and efficiency in operations and even better materials used in building snowplows to make them lighter and less corrosive are all developments that have occurred in the past few years, also while keeping an eye on costs, driver and road safety and environmental impact. From snowplow blades to lights to tires and warning systems, hands-free plowing, diagnostic and wireless conDouglas Dynamics photo

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where he thinks it will be going in the future, acknowledging that labor is an enormous problem and the human-machine interaction warrants easy operation, precise controls and intuitiveness, for labor to be productive faster and make it a profitable proposition.

Improvements in technology, he shared, would focus on how operators interact with these machines with an eye on usability efficiency and pre-

cision control, especially considering environmental regulations. Western Plows offers hand-held and joystick control options for operators using a straight blade, V-plow or winged plow. This allows a fleet to train operators on a common control and allows them to use different equipment with ease. Western’s Prodigy automatic wing plow also is newer technology in plowing. While wing plows have been around for a while and provide high efficiency because of the amount of snow they can move and windrow, traditional wing plows allow the operator to manipulate each wing independently, creating maximum efficiency, but also require a well-trained operator. The Prodigy has the wings automatically position themselves in the optimal windrowing position. This allows for a more novice operator to achieve higher efficiency. When conditions require maximum snow removal, wing

extensions allow to windrow and scoop snow more efficiently than a straight blade. The Prodigy is available in both truckmounted and skid steer mounted configurations, and models from Western provide automatic or operator-controlled wing placement to move more snow with each pass. The Wide-Out models allow the wings to fully retract to fit into narrower spaces as well. Among new snowplow technology made available in recent years is a slew of offerings from some of the well-known brands in the industry: • Boss DXT V-Plow snowplow blade’s patented dual trip design combines a tripedge and full moldboard trip system, for two-fold trip protection against obstacles like frozen snowbanks, manhole covers and curbs. see TECHNOLOGY page 100

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• Meyer’s Super Blade is a commercialgrade automatically adjustable plow with expandable flared wings that extend together or independently at the touch of a button. • Sno-Way’s 29 VHD Series-2 flared wing V-plow has its Ground Hugger blade design with its MaxADJUST leveling system to keep the plow on the ground with optimal alignment to eliminate snow trails. • Arctic’s SD2-90P Poly plow offers improved ground clearance and a taller moldboard. • The Fisher Trailblazer mid-duty UTV straight blade plow provides professionalgrade features in a lightweight design for mid-duty utility vehicles. Many U.S. Departments of Transportation also have explored new technology in snowplows for faster, more efficient results. With winter weather conditions growing more challenging year on year, state authorities have turned to the latest technologies at their disposal to ensure their communities stay safe through harsh winter weather. Arizona DOT deployed 25 high-tech snowplow trucks just before the pandemic, taking advantage of precision control and computerized weather data and pavement

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temperatures to clear snow and ice on roadways. This January, Minnesota DOT began testing a snowplow-based digital messaging system that would allow plow operators to activate digital highway signs, warning motorists of slow-moving vehicles on the road. In Wisconsin, Dane County invested in tow plow technology to clear roads faster, using one truck to clear two lanes of high-

way simultaneously. And New York State DOT also used new tow plows on interstate highways for increased efficiency, improved road safety and environmental benefits from lesser fuel usage. With the progress in technology used in this space, there is no dearth of options when it comes to improving operations for better results. And the research to do better continues. While equipment manufacturers specializ-

ing in snow and ice management have their sights set on building the next pathbreaking product in the industry, there also are avenues like the Autonomous Snowplow Competition, held annually, where college students and the public are invited to utilize state-of-the-art navigation and control technologies to design, build and operate a fully autonomous snowplow to remove snow from a designated path. Robotics, artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles are all alternatives being explored in the snow and ice management arena. The Toro Company recently acquired Left Hand Robotics Inc., a Colorado-based firm known for developing innovative autonomous solutions for snow management, to strengthen its leadership in next-gen technologies such as autonomous, smart connected and alternative solutions. In fact, Left Hand Robotics’ RT-1000, an autonomous snow-clearing and ice-control robot, was added by the city of Grand Prairie in Alberta, Canada, to its fleet to use on the city’s network of trails. Building on the advancements already made in snowplow technology, it’s exciting times ahead to see how companies progress in product development to deliver better results.  CEG

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president said. “Now our norm is more like 40 percent, which is much better for everybody. We still have some customers who hesitate to use much recycled material, but a study out of Auburn University showed high recycle-mix performs just as well as a lower mix. We promote its use.” ** Blythe Construction’s 400 pieces of equipment in North Carolina constitute about a third of Eurovia USA’s entire fleet of machinery. The machines working in the Tar Heel State are serviced in maintenance shops in Raleigh, Greensboro and Charlotte. Sixteen mechanics and technicians are scattered among the shops. The 10-bay maintenance facility in Charlotte focuses on paving equipment. That reflects the key role of asphalt for the company in the Charlotte metro area: Six of Blythe’s 12 bituminous plants are in and around Charlotte. It was in the Wilkinson Boulevard shop in Charlotte that an innovative piece of new equipment was unveiled in July. It was an eco-friendly asphalt distributor built by Etnyre, an Illinois equipment manufacturer. The machine was built at the request of Blythe and Eurovia leadership. The goal was to have a distributor in which liquid asphalt is heated without use of liquid propane gas or diesel fuel. Etnyre’s truck-mounted “Green Distributor” prototype features element-style electrical heaters and a hydraulic-driven generator. The truck’s Tier IV diesel engine powers the hybrid unit. “We always are looking for green options,” said Wayne Thompson, Blythe’s regional equipment manager. “We’re embracing hybrid technology. Blythe’s goal is to reduce our carbon footprint by 40 percent by 2030. That’s a pretty lofty goal, I know, but when manufacturers offer hybrids, we’re going after them. We have a couple of pieces in the fleet already and have rented some.” The company primarily owns its operating equipment, leasing “very little,” according to Thompson, and supplementing only as needed with rental units. Fully 40 percent of machines in the fleet are branded Caterpillar, a percentage that holds steady across the company’s construction, dirtmoving and paving divisions. “We’re loyal to customers that provide excellent customer service, and we’ve built many great working relationships over the years,” said Thompson. The company’s standard practice is to own a piece of equipment for as many as eight years and then trade it in for a newer model. This replacement schedule runs counter to the growing trend in the construction industry to lease or rent equipment short-term. “We have a pretty good system,” the equipment manager said of Blythe’s approach. “Running a machine from cradle to grave — that’s been the philosophy here for years and we’re not going away from it. Use them up and dispose of them.” Keeping the numerous machines running smoothly for the duration of their service, that’s the trick, of course. Blythe Construction mostly leans on manufacturers and dealers for that. Thompson referred to his technicians as “firemen.” That is, they are dispatched to determine the cause of an equipment failure or a faltering condition, with dealer techs then called for any significant repair work. “We use most of our techs for quick get-it-going fixes and rely heavily on dealers for the major work,” Thompson said. “Years ago, you could have seen a dozer in our shop with the engine pulled out. But with all the ongoing changes in electronics, we now rely on dealers for those repairs. It’s kind of

a change in the flow of business in the last few years.” All the electronic wizardry in today’s equipment can be daunting to long-time machinery operators in the industry. They miss working with relatively simpler machinery. “The days of injecting something to fire up an engine are gone,” Thompson said. “But there are benefits to the new equipment, including telematics. We’re a heavy user of it, tracking our idle time, our utilization of a machine. It helps us in many ways.” ** On the Blythe Construction website, employee safety is called the number-one priority. Ross Peters, the company’s safety manager, was asked if keeping employees safe indeed ranks higher than producing quality products. He responded that they are all intertwined. “Productivity and quality of a product are important, but safety still is number one for us,” Peters said. “One reason why is that over the years we have seen that we provide the highest quality work when our team members can work safely. When you take care of the team, it sends the message that you care about people and the rest falls into place.” So, managing safety is really an umbrella management task. Peters earned a master’s degree in safety and emergency management and has supervised the safety of Blythe’s approximately 1,000 employees for nine years. The company’s “industry-leading culture of safety,” as noted on the website, is quantified this way: Injuries occur at Blythe about half as frequently as in the industry as a whole. “The culture of safety is more about how we respond to unsafe situations. Our people proactively look for what needs correcting to make a situation safer and then correct it. They do that because they’re trying to do the right thing and they see the benefits in working safely.” From the executive suite, the view of safety is the same. Webb said that “safety here is serious business, from top to bottom. Our employees recognize that we provide the tools and PPE to safely do a job, but we also provide the training to make sure that, day-to-day, they are safe.” That includes “job safety analysis” meetings at the beginning of each company workday. “We make sure employees who are engaged in that morning conversation fully understand what is going on that day.” Peters concurred that at the plant and on the job site is where the culture of safety is cultivated. The company doesn’t rely on specially designated personnel to monitor safety conditions. Rather, he said, “if you are in charge of production, you are in charge of safety for your team. It all happens at the operations level.” Workers most in danger on a typical day are those working outside a vehicle, said Peters. “Anyone not in a piece of equipment is at highest risk. Concerns revolve around people on foot not being seen, that is, working in traffic or around big machines or in work zones where the traveling public buzzes by at 85 mph.” As an example, he cited the three people in a crew of 10 who are not on the paver during asphalt-laying. They are nearby, setting cones or raking asphalt. Budgeting for safe workplaces is not necessarily a separate line item in Blythe projects. That’s because production and safety are mostly intertwined from conception through completion of a project. Peters said “safety and operations are so integrated that it’s all really just part of operations. An example is a trench box. It’s used to help excavate but also is

there for safety. Hardhats and personal protection equipment are as much for production as for safety.” Technology has impacted safety in recent years, mostly for the better. Back-up cameras and sensors are valuable additions to safety equipment, Peters noted, whereas cell phones are a major “distraction” to personal awareness in workplace situations and can be hazardous. The safety manager believes the company’s successful program is all about educating employees to recognize dangers and act in ways that will protect themselves. “That’s where we start. After that, the expectation is that if you don’t work safely, this isn’t the place for you. The best employees are the safest employees. You can’t separate the two.” ** After a full century of building roads and paving lots in the Carolinas, Blythe Construction has more-than-proven its ability to deliver products that customers need and want. Blythe leadership is confident that whatever tomorrow brings, the company will be a player in it. “North Carolina still is a state that people are moving to,” Webb said. “There are going to be tremendous opportunities in the transportation program of the state in the future, not only on the public side but on the commercial and private side. Housing, industrial, commercial, public projects — they are going to continue.” Regardless of how the transportation needs of the state develop going forward, he is confident Blythe will have a role in meeting them. “From a logical standpoint, I think we are going to have more electrical vehicles. Light rail will be more prominent in the years to come, not overnight, but I think it will happen. Charlotte is a likely place for that to happen.” Such evolutions in transportation simply mean Blythe’s project focus will evolve, too. A cloud hovering over the industry globally is the diminishing desire of latest-generation workers to enter the construction trades and supporting tech industries. The hesitancy to pursue construction and heavy equipment careers has become pronounced over the last decade. As Webb said, “the younger generation has different expectations.” In response, the executive said, “We are doing what everyone else is doing.” This includes rewarding existing employees to retain them and working with trade schools and public schools to attract future employees. The company has an “Emerging Leaders Program” for young people in every department. The program encourages fresh thinking and professional development. “When you sit down and talk with these young people, you learn they look at things a little differently, but they do want a successful career path. We give them a road map. They know they have to meet the company halfway, but they also know that if they put in the effort, they can rise to the top. Having that road map helps them get where they want to go.” Retention of quality employees has not been an issue at Blythe Construction, so when the company can attract new employees, odds are good that they will stay around. A recent survey by the company showed that about 25 percent of its 1,000 employees have worked at Blythe for 15 years or longer. That’s not a bad foundation of loyalty on which to build a second 100 years of the company.  CEG

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Attention Contractors! Post Your Wanted To Buy Listings FREE! Here’s How! List Your Wanted Items. If you would like to place your Wanted To Buy listings on our website for inclusion in our newsletters, simply visit: www.ConstructionEquipmentGuide.com/wanted-to-buy and enter your listings. Inappropriate or Sale Ads will be Deleted WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 966F II WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR SEVERAL CAT 330DL, 336DL, 336EL EXCAVATORS UNDER 10,000 HOURS AND WHOLESALE PRICED. EMAIL: LJEQUIPMENT3@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 1-3309873508 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR OLDER HITACHI EXCAVATORS AND CAT WHEEL LOADERS, IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION OR NON-RUNNING MACHINES. EMAIL US TO DISCUSS. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EX450 EXCAVATORS - NEED TO BUY HITACHI EX 400 AND 450 SIZES EXCAVATORS. EMAIL: IUKANDCO@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS CAT WHEEL LOADERS - WE NEED CAT USED WHEEL LOADERS 916,926,936,950B/E,966E/D/F, 970F, 980C,980F. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE LET ME KNOW. EMAIL: AHMED@IUKANDCO.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS HITACHI EXCAVATORS – WE NEED TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATORS ZX 200-1, ZX 330, ZX 450, ZX 650, ZX 850 EX 270-1, EX 300-1, EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5. ALSO KOMATSU EXCAVATORS PC400, KOMATSU PC 450-6, KOMATSU PC 7506. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE LET US KNOW, THANKS. EMAIL: EDDIE.SIDDIQUI3@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): LOOKING TO BUY THESE MODELS OF USED CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADER 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F ,966F-II. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS KOMATSU WHEEL LOADERS - WE NEED TO BUY KOMATSU WHEEL LOADER WA-600-3, WA-600-6, WA-30, WA-40, WA 50. IF YOU HAVE AVAILABLE, PLEASE LET US KNOW. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 972H WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: PONTO2002EG@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS HITACHI EXCAVATORS - WE ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING JOHN DEERE EXCAVATORS 790, 495 & 595 AND HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX 270-1, EX 270-5, EX 300-1, EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5. EMAIL: AHMED@IUKANDCO.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS - WE ARE INTERESTED TO BUY CAT USED WHEEL LOADER 916, 926, 936, 950B/E, 966E/D/F, 970F, 980C, 980F. IF AVAILABLE PLEASE EMAIL US: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS WAIN ROY BUCKETS - LOOKING FOR 24", 30" OR 36" BACKHOE BUCKETS. I HAVE A CATERPILLAR 420D EQUIPPED WITH THE ONE PIN CATERPILLAR QUICK EXCHANGE SYSTEM. CATERPILLAR, WAIN-ROY OR SIMILAR BUCKETS WOULD BE FINE. THE CLOSER TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, THE BETTER, BUCKET WILL NEED TO BE SHIPPED. PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND PRICES. THANKS IN ADVANCE. EMAIL: TWOPETIES@AOL.COM; PHONE: 239-440-4254 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS HITACHI EXCAVATORS - LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATOR EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX330LC-5, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. OFFER AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT AND GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: ELROYFITZGERALDSALES@ GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR MOTOR GRADERS - WE ARE INTERESTED TO BUY CAT MOTOR GRADERS 140G,12G/H, 14G/H, 140H, AND 14M. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANKS. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (MD): KOMATSU ANY KOMATSU PC100-5,120-5,150-5,200-5,220-5,3005 EXCAVATOR EMAIL: MIKE@3MEQUIPMENT.COM; PHONE: 240-910-0877 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): LOOKING TO BUY CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F, 966F II, 970F, 980F. OFFER AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT AND GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: NAQIB_KHAN73@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATOR EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX330LC-5, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. OFFER AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT AND GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: NAQIB_KHANINTRCO@ HOTMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS VERMEER TRENCHING / BORING / CABLE PLOWS - M495 VERMEER VIBRATORY PLOW. NEED WHOLE MACHINE WHETHER IT RUNS OR FOR PARTS. EMAIL: JOHN@PIONEERTREE.COM; PHONE: 612-860-5327 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (NE): ALL MODELS ATLAS COPCO BREAKERS / HAMMERS. EMAIL: JAKE.SMITH41@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 402-350-3280 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EX270LC EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 988F WHEEL LOADER; USED CATERPILLAR 988F, IDEALLY MANUFACTURED IN YEARS 1993-1995 AND IN WORKING CONDITION. EMAIL: BRIAN@CANDEVINC.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): WE ARE LOOKING TO BUY ANY USED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT IN ANY CONDITION (RUNNING GOOD, DOESN’T WORK, HAVE AN ISSUE, HIGH HOURS, ROUGH SHAPE, DISMANTLED MACHINE) LIKE (WHEEL LOADERS, CRAWLER LOADERS, DOZERS, EXCAVATORS, MOTOR GRADERS, LOADER BACKHOES AND SKID STEERS). ALSO WE BUY OLD CAT MACHINES. EMAIL: GCESMARKETING8@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 657-236-7399 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CASE 1150E CRAWLER DOZER, MUST HAVE WINCH AND POSSIBLY BRUSH RAKE. EMAIL: MTRAY10@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): A FRONT BUCKET SINGLE DUMP CYLINDER FOR A JOHN DEERE 415B LOADER/BACKHOE.. MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER 004286…JD PART NUMBER RE13064..SAME PISTON AS A 410. EMAIL: DEANDRS@VWERIZON.NETR; PHONE: 610-417-5123 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): NEED FOLLOWING CAT WHEEL LOADERS: 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F, 966FII, 970F, 980F. OFFER AT GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: HIDAYATMASOOD@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX200, EX270, EX270LC, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. EMAIL: FAIZKHAN0316@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923332925103 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WV): NELSON 6000 WELDERS - LOOKING FOR NELSON DUAL GUN SYSTEM WITH GEN SET AND TRAILER, AND/OR PRO-WELD DUAL GUN ARC 3000 MACHINE. EMAIL: WEH@ TRIANGLEINCORPORATED.COM; PHONE: 304-562-6282 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR CHALLENGER 85C TRACTORS - I AM IN NEED OF A USED SET OF TRACKS FOR ANY OF THE CAT CHALLENGER 65, 75 OR 85C. EMAIL: PI2279@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 319-470-8388 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (MA): ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR EXCAVATORS - LOWER SUPPORT RAIL GOES FRONT TO BACK RIGHT SIDE AND TOOL BOX RH SIDE LOWER RAIL THAT GOES FRONT TO BACK SUPPORTING TOOL BOX. EMAIL: BILLD@TDICENZO.COM; PHONE: 207-214-9610 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR CRAWLER DOZERS - LOOKING FOR D5B, D6C OR D6D. WILLING TO DO SOME WORK ON THEM IF NEEDED, EVEN PARTS MACHINE. EMAIL: JT_FERGUSON_EXC@SBCGLOBAL.NET PHONE: 317-439-7306 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (CT): ALL MODELS DYNAPAC LAND ROLLERS - WANTED GALLION STATIC PAVING ROLLERS EMAIL: JPICT@AOL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NJ): CASE BACKHOE LOADERS, MODEL 580SK, 580L, 580LII, 580SL, 580SLII, 580M, 580MII, 580MIII 580SMII, 580SMIII, 580SMIII EMAIL: FRANKHORAN@GROFFTRACTOR.COM; PHONE: 800-654-USED –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EXCAVATORS LOOKING TO BUY USED HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX200LC, EX270, EX300, EX330, EX400, EX450. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 420D WHEEL LOADER – NEED TO BUY ANY BACKHOE. ALSO LOOKING FOR EXCAVATOR AND WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: GCESMARKETING8@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 657-236-7399 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI EXCAVATORS - NEED TO BUY HITACHI EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5, ALSO LOOKING FOR ZAXIS 200 AND EX 300-1 AND EX 270-1, PLEASE LET US KNOW. EMAIL: IKRAMKHAN@IUKANDCO.COM; PHONE: +923331234598 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS. I NEED TO BUY CAT USED WHEEL LOADERS 916,926,936,950B/E,966E/D/F, 970F, 980C,980F ALSO CAT MOTOR GRADERS 140G,12G/H, 14G/H, 140H, 14M AND HITACHI EXCAVATORS ZX 200-1, EX 270-1, EX 300-1, EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5. (RUNNING OR NON-RUNNING MACHINES). EMAIL: AHMED@IUKANDCO.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 926M WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY ANY USED CONSTRUCTION *ANY CONDITION* EMAIL: SEARCHT930@GMAIL.COM ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 12H MOTOR GRADER - I`M LOOKING TO BUY ANY CAT 12H, ANY CONDITION EMAIL: NANI@EAGLEEQUIPMENT.CO; PHONE: 240-397-8180 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): FIAT-HITACHI EXCAVATORS – LOOKING FOR PARTS AND FINAL DRIVES FOR FX310 FIAT HITACHI EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: STILLINN43@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 973-277-3631 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): SKELETON – SKELETON – SKELETON BUCKETS. WANTED AND AVAILABLE. CALL US WITH WHAT YOU HAVE. SKELETON BUCKETS NEEDED FOR ALL MAKE/MODEL EXCAVATORS AND WHEEL LOADERS. EMAIL: PERCY@RANSOME-EQUIP.COM; PHONE: 215-350-1165 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE 700K LGP CRAWLER DOZERS – WANT TO BUY FROM USER OR BANK REPOSSESS WITH WINCH OR NOT. UNDER 900 HOURS ONLY, NO WEB BUDGET UNDER $85000.00CDN - NO JUNK NO HACKER CONTRACTORS OR PAYMENT OUT. EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@ VIDEOTRON.CA; PHONE: 1 450 346 8975 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 140G MOTOR GRADERS – NEED TO BUY CAT 140G MOTORGRADERS 1988 OR UP .. ANY CONDITION. OFFER IT US. EMAIL: IUKANDCO@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 03335555360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): BOBCAT SKID STEER LOADERS – (2) 1978 OR 1979 BOBCAT 825 SKID STEER LOADERS - WITH PERKINS DIESEL ENGINES. CALL 412-571-2500, ASK FOR KEITH –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KOMATSU D475A-5E0 CRAWLER DOZER. EMAIL: TONYTHOMAS@ PACIFICCRANES.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS; NEED TO BUY CAT WHEEL LOADERS ANY CONDITION LIKE CAT 930, 926, 950B, 966E, AND 966F. EMAIL: IKRAMKHAN@IUKANDCO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CONCRETE PUMPS – SCHWING, PUTZMEISTER, ALLIANCE, ELBA,CONCORD, PUMPSTAR, ETC. ALL MODELS, BRANDS & SIZES. OLD OR NEW!!! BOOM PUMPS, TRAILER & TRUCK MOUNTED CITY PUMPS PURCHASED. OLD, RETIRED, NO LONGER USED & PARTS AND TRUCK MOUNTED PUMPS PURCHASED. EMAIL INFORMATION. INSTANT PAYMENT GUARANTEED. FINDERS FEES PAID!!! EMAIL: BBENEDETTO @ COMCAST.NET ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED: HITACHI EXCAVATORS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR HITACHI EX300LC-5 , EX330LC-5 , EX400LC , EX450LC , ZX400LC AND EX270LC. EMAIL: SALES.INTLBROKERS@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923149984807 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EXCAVATORS WE NEED THE FOLLOWING HITACHI EXCAVATORS: EX200, EX270, EX300, EX400, EX450. EMAIL: FAIZKHAN0316@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 03332925108 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KOMATSU D65EX-17 CRAWLER DOZER. WANT TO BUY BULLDOZER FROM USER ONLY KOMASTU 65EX 17 WITH RIPPER UNDER 2000 HOURS; MY BUDGET IS UNDER $85000 CDN. OR 700JXL WINCH UNDER 500 REAL HOURS. EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA PHONE: 1-450-346-8975 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (TN): GOOD USED ENGINE 14425 FOR A KOMATSU TRACKLOADER. MODEL D57S-1 ENGINE MODEL S4D130-1 SERIAL 07164 OF TRACK-LOADER HP135 @ 1900RPM. EMAIL: BOBSTOUT55@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 423-727-7924 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR D4E CRAWLER DOZER - LOOKING FOR A GOOD D4E PERFERABLY WITH STRAIGHT BLADE AND TILT. EMAIL: A.SANDRA@SBCGLOBAL.NET –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EX 450 CRAWLER EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US)L GRADALL XL 4100 II EXCAVATORS - LOOKING FOR BOOM ASSEMBLY FOR A II SERIES GRADALL. EMAIL: MIKECROSS2005@AOL.COM PHONE: 703-759-2172 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (CA): CATERPILLAR 312 EXCAVATORS. EMAIL: SANTIAGOSFLC@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (OH): KUBOTA ATTACHMENTS - LOOKING FOR A LA854 FRONT LOADER FOR MY L5740 TRACTOR. EMAIL: CHASTUSTIN@GMAIL.COM; –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (FL): ALL MODELS BOBCAT SKID STEER LOADERS; LOOKING FOR AN OLDER, BUT OPERATIONAL SKID STEER LOADER TO USE FOR YARD CLEAN UP. EMAIL: TYLER.SMITH@ CERTIFIEDBOOMREPAIR.COM; PHONE: 813-393-6253 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): MOXY MT30S-3 OFF-HIGHWAY TRUCKS LOOKING FOR REAR END DIFFERENTIAL FOR 30 TON MOXY EMAIL: HARRY.SCHUMACK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 860-669-7115 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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Auctions are subject to change, please check Auctioneers websites for details ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944

AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL www.auctionsinternational.com 800-536-1401

• Online December 6 – 12, 2021 • Fort Worth, TX Thurs., December 9, 2021 • Online For: Late Model Rental Fleet Equipment December 13 - 19, 2021 Auction • Online • Dallas, TX December 20 - 26, 2021 Fri., December 10, 2021 • Online For: Extended Length of Job Dec.27 – Jan. 2, 2022 Completions • Online Timed December 10 - 21, 2021 For: Equipment All Over Pennsylvania • Las Vegas, NV Sat., December 11, 2021 For: Late Model Boom Lifts, Aerial Lifts and more

BAR NONE AUCTION www.barnoneauction.com 866-372-1700 • Sacramento, CA Sat., December 11, 2021 For: Live & Online Monthly Public Auction

• Fredericksburg, VA Tues., December 14, 2021 For: Job Completion, Construction, Utility Equipment and more

• Woodburn, OR Fri., December 17, 21 For: Live & Online Monthly Public Auction

• Online Thurs., December 16, 2021 For: Late Model Equipment & more

B.I.C. AUCTIONS INC.

Coming Auctions To view information on upcoming auctions visit our Auction Calendar at www.constructionequipmentguide.com DON SMOCK AUCTION CO., INC. www.dsa-auctions.com 765-778-9277 • Pendleton, IN Fri., December 10, 2021 For: 29th Annual Snowball Auction • Franklin, IN Fri., December 17, 2021 For: Absolute Equipment Auction

LlOYD MEEKINS & SONS AUCTION CO. www.meekinsauction.com 910-739-0547 • Lumberton, NC Tues., December 28, 2021 For: 27th Annual Construction – Truck Auction

• Timed Online Wed., December 8, 2021 For: Plymouth Meeting, PA • Timed Online Tues., December 14, 2021 For: Public Auction • Timed Online Thurs, December 16, 2021 For: First Capital Auction

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MYRON BOWLING AUCTIONEERS, INC. www.myronbowling.com 513-738-3311 • Online Auction Closes December 8, 2021 For: D&D Power • Chesapeake, VA Thurs., December 9, 2021 For: Webcast Only Skanska USA Auction

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• Online Thurs, December 16, 2021 For: Surplus & Forfeiture Auction

PURPLE WAVE AUCTION

• Stoutsville, OH Sat., December 11, 2021 For: 2021 Winter Columbus Heavy Equipment, Truck & Trailer Auction

• Timed Online Tues, December 21, 2021 For: Public Auction

• Online Wed., December 8, 2021 For: Ag Equipment Auction

• Live Online December 15 – 16, 2021 For: Two Day Hoette Concrete & Construction Auction

FREY & SONS, INC.

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• Atlantic City, NJ Sat., December 18, 2021 For: Late Model Construction Equipment & more

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www.jmwood.com 800-447-7085

• Online Tues., December 14, 2021 For: Government Auction

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• Holland, OH Thurs., December 16, 2021 For: Absolute Auction

• Online Wed., December 15, 2021 For: Vehicle & Equipment Auction

• Greenwich (Albany), NY Wed., December 29, 2021 For: Very Late Model Construction Equipment & more

• Montgomery, AL December 7 - 8 2021 For: Trucks, Construction & Forestry Auction

• Online December 14, 2021

• State College, PA Fri., December 17, 2021 For: Retirement Auction – Well Maintained Construction Equipment & more

• Bushnell, FL February 5 - 13, 2022 For: Annual Florida Auction

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• Online December 21, 2021 • Online December 28, 2021 • Online January 4, 2022

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• Great Plains Regional Event December 9, 2021 • Los Angeles, CA December 10, 2021 • Montreal, QC December 14 - 15, 2021 • Northeast Regional Event December 14 - 16, 2021

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• Chehalis, WA December 15, 2021

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• Great Lakes Regional Event December 16 - 17, 2021

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• Truro, NS December 17, 2021 • Chehalis, WA December 21, 2021

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• Louisville, KY December 7 - 8, 2021 For: 2 Day Fall Louisville Auction

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www.murphyauction.com 425-486-1246 • Online • Online Ends December 13, 2021 For: Heavy Equipment, Truck, Trailer & December 2 - 9 2021 For: Kenmore Heavy Equipment, Farm Equipment Contractors Equipment & Vehicles

HENDERSON AUCTIONS www.hendersonauctions.com 225-686-2252 • Livingston, LA December 9 - 10, 2021 For: 2-Day Winter Contractor’s Auction • Jacksonville, FL Wed., December 15, 2021 For: Public Contractor’s Auction

HESS AUCTIONEERS www.hessauctioneers.net 866-511-2493 • Marietta, PA Fri., December 10, 2021 For: Truck, Trailer & Equipment Auction

I.R.A.Y. AUCTION www.iraymn.com 320-968-7230 • Online Only Wed., January 12, 2022 For: Heavy Equipment, Semi, Truck, Trailer Consignment Auction

DAVIS AUCTIONS, INC. www.davisauctionsinc.com 203-758-4087

• Orlando, FL February 21 - 26, 2022 For: Annual Florida Auction

• Prospect, CT Sat., December 11, 2021 For: Construction Auction

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• Online Thurs., December 9, 2021 For: Truck & Trailer Auction

• Online Thurs., December 16, 2021 For: Construction Equipment Auction • Online Thurs., December 16, 2021 For: Hardberger & Smylie Retirement Auction • Online Tues., December 28, 2021 For: Vehicle & Equipment Auction • Online Wed., December 29, 2021 For: Ag Equipment Auction

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• Online Wed., December 29, 2021 For: Truck & Trailer Auction

• Pelzer, SC Thurs., December 9, 2021 For: East Coast Construction & Transportation Public Auction

• Online Thurs., December 30, 2021 For: Construction Equipment Auction

• Glencoe, MN Sat., December 11, 2021 For: Fleet & Government Services Live & Online

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• Glencoe, MN Wed., December 15, 2021 For: Dec 2021 Tools & Business Equipment Auction

• Timed Auction December 8 - 14, 2021 For: December NetAuction 2021

www.RES.bid 833-SOLD-RES • Wooster, OH Sat., December 11, 2021 For: Construction & Ag Equipment Auction

www.steffesgroup.com 701-237-9173 • Timed Online Nov. 29 – Dec. 8, 2021 For: Brian Paumen Estate Auction • Timed Online Nov. 29 – Dec. 9, 2021 For: Arnold Companies, Inc. Auction • West Fargo, ND Wed., December 1, 2021 For: AgIron West Fargo Event • West Fargo, ND December 1 - 8, 2021 For: Larry Woitalla Estate Logging Equipment Auction • Timed Online December 3 – 8, 2021 For: Online Steffes – Upper Midwest Locations • Timed Online December 6 - 16, 2021 For: AgIron Litchfield Event • Timed Online December 8 – 15, 2021 For: Steffes Construction Consignment Auction • Timed Online December 14 - 21, 2021 For: Steffes Truck & Transportation Auction • Timed Online December 14 - 21, 2021 For: Multi-Party Construction Equipment Auction • Mt. Pleasant, IA December 16, 2021 For: AgIron Mt. Pleasant Event

VANTAGE AUCTIONS www.vantageauctions.com 951-228-9040 • Lake Elsinore, CA Sat., January 22, 2022 For: Heavy Construction Equipment & more

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• Biloxi, MS Fri., December 17, 2021 For: One Owner Absolute Auction

ROLLER AUCTIONEERS

• Kissimmee, FL February 14 - 16, 2022 For: Annual Florida Auction

• Online Begins Closing December 8, 2021 For: Government/Fleet Vehicles & Equipment Auction

• Virtual Online Sat., January 8, 2022 For: Public Auction

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• Online Begins Closing January 19, 2022 For: Construction & Contracting Equipment Auction

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• Covington, GA Fri., December 10, 2022 For: Baldpates Foundation & Construction Realignment Auction

• Midland, NC Tues., December 14, 2021 For: Unreserved Contractors Fleet Reduction Auction

• Carrollton, GA Wed., December 15, 2022 For: West Georgia Heavy Equipment Auction

IRON AUCTION GROUP

• Houston, TX February 15 – 16, 2022

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Several employees of Cemen Tech’s newly started second shift huddle for a quick meeting before starting production and assembly of the company’s volumetric concrete mixing technology.

Iowa-based manufacturing company Cemen Tech is growing its production capabilities to meet the future. Cemen Tech has incorporated a second production shift and is increasing its staffing levels by more than 25 percent. When complete, a total team member count of 250 will be building the company’s volumetric mixing technology. Cemen Tech made the strategic move after its sixth consecutive year of double-digit sales growth — even during the pandemic. Connor Deering, Cemen Tech CEO said, “We’re at a pivotal moment in our company’s history. Construction contractors in a wide range of fields are looking for innovative ways to take more control of their scheduling and materials costs. And they’re telling us that they see volumetric concrete mixers as an effective way to do that.” Cemen Tech’s volumetric mixers enable contractors to mix their concrete on the job site and to exact specifications for the job at hand. This allows the contractors to be more nimble — getting their concrete on their own timeline. It also allows them to reduce material waste and ultimately cost. The team at Cemen Tech is able to staff up quickly by being creative and meeting the needs of modern workers. For example, this fall Cemen Tech started covering 100 percent of employees’ and families’ health insurance premiums. In addition to hiring new staff, the company also is investing nearly $3 million to upgrade facilities, equipment and technology. This will improve worker safety and execute a major expansion of its manufacturing facility to increase output. For more information, visit www.CemenTech.com. 

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Ritchie Bros.: Wheel Loader Prices Up 13 Percent in Nov. Ritchie Bros.’ November Market Trends Report continues to show positive pricing trends across all its equipment indexes, with medium earthmoving equipment prices up 36 percent in the United States, while truck tractors and vocational trucks are up 45 percent and 34 percent respectively (for the three months ending Oct. 31, 2021). With this report, Ritchie Bros. has included a special focus on earthmoving equipment sales in the United States and Canada. According to Ritchie Bros. price indexes, wheel loader pricing is up 13 percent in the United States, while dozer pricing is up 10 percent. The free November report is available for download at: rbassetsolutions.com/market-trends-report. “Supply chain issues continue to disrupt the equipment market, resulting in volume declines and older assets with higher usage coming to market in 2021,” said Doug Olive, senior vice president (Pricing), Ritchie Bros. “This tightening supply combined with the unprecedented demand we are driving through our numerous marketplaces is

resulting in strong pricing across nearly all asset categories, including dirt moving equipment like dozers, loaders and articulated dump trucks.” Doug Rusch, managing director of Rouse Sales, added, “We continue to observe strong used equipment prices, with retail values rising a further 2 percent in October. Coinciding with this rise, we are also seeing a lingering slowdown in transaction volumes, as ongoing supply chain issues continue to drive cautious fleet management decisions. Retail values now stand 14 percent higher than in January 2021.” For more information, visit www.rbauction.com. 

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Union Workers Approve New Deal Ending Deere Strike DEERE from page 12

After UAW members rejected that contract, Deere upped its offer by promising employees they would get 10 percent pay bumps and ratification bonuses of $8,500. The company also said it would preserve the pension program for future workers and boost payments to retiring employees, giving a 25-year worker about $250 extra every month. A second lump-sum payment also was added for those workers: $2,000 for each year at the company as of 2021. Union leaders told Deere employees that the money is supposed to pay for health insurance until they qualify for Medicare. The Des Moines Register noted that the third contract offer by Deere retained those terms, adding only the modified production incentives. With its approval, workers on the lowest end of the pay grade, like those in foundry support, will see an hourly wage increase to $22.13 from $20.12. The skilled trades positions at the top of the pay grade, like electricians, will see hourly boosts to $33.05 from $30.04. Quiet Prevails in Voting On Third Contract UAW members told the Register that ratification meetings across Iowa were more subdued than those before the first two votes, when some employees admonished union leaders for failing to extract more concessions from the company. Leadership at UAW Local 838 in Waterloo did not hold a ratification meeting. Instead, workers were assigned in alphabetic order to hour-long voting blocs throughout the day. At the hall, members said,

leaders met individually with any concerned voters to answer questions about the contract. Gone were the heated speeches against the union and the contract that were a hallmark of the first two ratification meeting, held in large, rented venues, the Des Moines newspaper noted. Abe Elam, the sergeantat-arms at Local 74 in Ottumwa, told workers that the contract was a step in the right direction. He said he did not believe the union could win greater wage increases or better benefits even if workers stayed out for months. “This is it,” he said. “We’ve pushed them to that line, and they’re not going to give anything else.” Many UAW Members Unsure Prior to Vote Outside of the Palace Theatre at Adventureland Park, where Des Moines Works employees voted Nov. 17, members were divided on whether to extend the strike. Chuck Smith, a welder, declined to tell the Register which way he voted. But he told the Register that the company could afford to pay rank-and-file workers better, even though a Deere spokesperson said it had “economically exhausted” its offers. Smith pointed out that even in 2015, a down year by Deere’s standards, the company earned a profit of $1.9 billion. But Bob Loney, a maintenance welder, warned that employees would regret a longer strike. He has been with the company since before October 1997, when the union and Deere agreed to cut benefits and wages for new hires. That means he is in line for a better retirement plan than most employees at Des Moines Works.

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“They’re going to push too hard,” Loney said to the Des Moines news source. “And Deere’s going to push back harder.” Dustin Garland, a machinist on the line that manufactures cotton pickers, voted for the contract because he was pleased that Deere preserved the health insurance program. Garland picked up a part-time job at Amazon’s Bondurant fulfillment center during the strike, a job he said he does not like as much as his work at Deere. Forklift driver Randy Oldham, meanwhile, said he approved the contract after pondering the misery of strike duty in December and January. “I’m an old man,” he said. “And I don’t want to be picketing in the cold.” 

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