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Despite dealing with an extremely complicated site, construction crews in Johnston, R.I., are making significant progress on a new corporate campus for Citizens Financial Group Inc. The project, with a reported cost of $250 to Crews had to remove the existing landfill and blast $300 million, will provide bedrock, which required large quantities of exploroom for more than 3,000 sives to prepare the land for construction.

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clear the best and most cost-effective option was a new campus, which allows us the opportunity to design a facility that reflects our customercentric culture and that takes advantage of current technology.” Knipper said the decision to locate in Johnston was not made overnight. “After a long and thoughtful search, we chose Johnston for its proximity to our headquarters in Providence, and for the convenient access for our many colleagues who live up and down the I-95 corridor.” Johnston has granted the project a tax-stabilization agreement, which has set taxes at $250,000 each year for 20 years, for a total of $5 million. Citizens and the Rhode Island Department of Transportation are splitting the cost to build a new exit and entrance ramp onto Route 295, which is expected to be complete by year’s end. Recently, Citizens Financial Group Chairman and CEO Bruce Van Saun and other bank repre- Rendering of the new Citizens Financial Group corporate campus. sentatives took officials on a tour of the bank’s new corporate campus, which is under construction on a site workers who are there getting the job done, day-in and dayout. It was actually very powerful to see how much this projoff Greenville Avenue in northern Johnston. “It was great to have so many of our partners out to the site ect is impacting not only Citizens, but also those who have a to see the progress,” said Knipper. “Governor Raimondo, job because of the construction. It was a great day, and we Mayor Polisena, state and local officials and Citizens col- look forward to having more tours as the project progresses. “There’s a lot to get done on this project. It’s not just the leagues and executives were welcomed by the construction

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site of the campus, but also the on/off ramp to the highway and the sewer line being run down the street by Narragansett Bay Commission. But each day we are one step closer, and we are making excellent progress.” Knipper called the project a true public/private partnership. “This requires considerable planning and collaboration to ensure that everything gets done well and on time. Our colleagues are very excited about the new campus. It’s a purpose-built site with a lot of amenities, and the way we design the space will help our colleagues work more collaboratively on behalf of our customers. Many of our colleagues have embraced the Johnston community, spending time volunteering to cleanup historic cemeteries, parks and supporting the local sports teams.” The property was a wooded site with dumping grounds on the premises. As part of the development of the location, Citizens worked with the state to remove the landfill and see CAMPUS page 18

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Lorusso Heavy Equipment Introduces New Mecalac Machines Lorusso Heavy Equipment (LHE) made nationwide headlines in May 2016 when it brought the Mecalac MCR skid-excavator to the Northeast U.S marketplace. The versatility of this French-made machine impressed hundreds of contractors and sales of the oneof-a-kind machine soared. Now, Lorusso has added two more Mecalac equipment models to its lineup — the AX Series articulated wheel loader and the AF The Mecalac AX Series features temperature-depenSeries 4 wheel steered dent fan control, which ensures the lowest noise loader. LHE was quick to emission and minimal fuel consumption, according Lorusso Heavy Equipment (LHE) made headlines in May 2016 when it brought demonstrate them when the to Mecalac. the Mecalac MCR skid-excavator to the Northeast U.S marketplace. company hosted a demo and high visibility of the attachments make event April 22 in Walpole, Mass., allowing than 8.2 ft. (2.5 m), transporting the loader at Mecalac. The Monoboom — Abundant Power daily work even more efficient. contractors to test out the new machines, as an overall height of 13.1 (4 m) ensures easy and cost efficient transportation for most The rigid monoboom of the AX series Ideal on Rough Terrain — Powerful well as the popular MCR skid-excavator. contractors. features high tear-out forces. Cables and During Operation The machine’s temperature-dependent hoses are protected and out of the operator’s AX Series The Mecalac concept consists of a selffan control ensures the lowest noise emis- field of vision. The protected internal Z- stabilizing articulated pendulum joint that Articulated Wheel Loader Lorusso is offering the AX850. Bucket sion and minimal fuel consumption and the kinematics allow perfect parallel guidance transfers the center of gravity from the rear volumes range from .9 to 1.9 cu. yds. (0.7 to AX series boasts durability, low running for attachments, according to Mecalac, end of the loader to below the pendulum 1.5 cu m) and are available in widths of 5.2 costs, ease of operation, simplified mainte- which translates to a high degree of safety, see LORUSSO page 8 to 6 ft. (1.60 to 1.85 m). With a height of less nance and an attractive design, according to particularly when loading pallets. Fast cycles

Equipment East LLC Cuts Ribbon on New Facility in Dracut Equipment East LLC, a heavy equipment construction retailer, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the opening of its new facility in Dracut, Mass. Located at 61 Silva Lane, the new 43,000 sq. ft. building features eight drive-through service bays, enhancing serviceability of customers’ equipment, a wash bay and a fluid distribution system for accurate dispensing of hydraulic, gear and transmission oils, as well as a large indoor-outdoor parts warehouse, providing customers with the most commonly needed spare parts. “The opening of our new state-of-the-art dealership is long overdue. Our Equipment East team greatly deserves to work in a facility like this one, which was built specifically around our team’s needs,” said Giovanni Albanese, Equipment East manager. “I want to thank everybody on the team for being so patient waiting for me to finally deliver after three long years of planning and development.” Equipment East LLC is an official dealer of manufacturers Doosan, LiuGong, Yanmar, Stihl, Keestrack and many others. The company has been ranked a top Doosan dealer three times in its four years selling and renting the Seoul, Korea-based equipment. Equipment East’s facility also provides

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Northland JCB Fan Celebrates Second Birthday in Style Wesley Pierce, a two-year-old boy from Meriden, Conn., celebrated his birthday at Northland JCB surrounded by his family, Northland JCB’s employees and JCB construction equipment. Wesley’s mother Victoria Mikulski explained, “Wesley’s fascination with construction equipment began at a campground when we happened upon a construction site.” Wesley and his mother sat watching the diggers move earth for about two hours, but when it was time to go, “Wesley had a bit of a meltdown because he could not stop watching.” Since then, Wesley has always been on the lookout for construction sites and equipment. His mother describes him as an “extra special boy with a super special love for machines.” Wesley and his mom have been stopping by Northland JCB two or (L-R) are Jim Underwood, Victoria Mikulski, Wesley Pierce, Ethan Pierce, David John, Bob Kynaston and Marshall Benware. three times a week to see and touch equipment since he was about a year old. “I work as a hairdresser in Wallingford. When I schedule my activities for the day, I make sure there’s time to swing by Northland JCB because it’s his happy place,” Victoria said. In November of 2016, Victoria posted a picture of Wesley posed in front of a JCB 3CX backhoe in the front parking lot of Northland JCB. This was Victoria’s way Wesley with his of saying “thank you” for Wesley in a JCB 100C compact excavator as Northland JCB Christmas the rotating lineup of JCB Territory Manager Marshall Benware looks on presents. heavy equipment in front of the building and always allowing them to look, The Facebook post that started it all. touch and take all the pictures they want. JCB responded with a letter and an assort- Northland JCB territory manager in a ment of JCB Christmas presents for 4CX Eco backhoe. “We were determined to make this Wesley. According to Victoria, it was the best birthday possible for Wesley,” the “best Christmas ever.” At the birthday party, Wesley and said Benware. “I hope he remembers his family were treated to pizza, cake this. I know we will.” After some more photo ops, Victoria and more JCB gifts, including JCB overalls and a JCB excavator ride-on left saying, “I just want to say how toy. As fun as that was, Wesley got the grateful I am that there’s actually a experience of his young life: a ride- company out here that care about more along with Marshall Benware, Wesley’s mother showing him his birthday cake. see NORTHLAND page 16

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excellent planning and coordination, we were able to shave almost a month off this phase of work.” MaineDOT summarized the work that has been completed thus far as: • Remove and replace the viaduct roadway, including 1,900 ft. of roadway made of 20 spans, with 19 piers; • completed repairs to the High Street Bridge. • rebuilt 240 linear ft. of rail line underneath the viaduct; • upgraded and constructed more than 1,200 linear ft. of sidewalks; • completed storm water separation work, utilizing more than 1,800 ft. of pipe. While the new viaduct is now open to traffic, work will continue on surface streets and frontage roads underneath and adjacent to the viaduct. The final stage of work will continue through the end of July. MaineDOT advises that traffic impacts should be minimal, with some lane closures as the work progresses. For more information, visit MaineDot.gov. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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While the new viaduct is now open to traffic, work will continue on surface streets and frontage roads underneath and adjacent to the viaduct.

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than just their dollar. They actually stopped their day and took their time out to make just one little two-year-old the happiest boy in the world.” (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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Construction crews in Johnston, R.I., are making significant progress on a new corporate campus for Citizens Financial Group Inc. CAMPUS from page 4

make it an environmentally sound location. The 420,000-sq.-ft. corporate campus will sit on 123 acres of land that has been developed to fit with the natural environment. The campus will include dining and fitness facilities, as well as fields and trails that will be available for use by the local community. “Doors will open at the new campus in 2018,” said Knipper. “It will house more than 3,200, serving a wide range of activities, including a call center, operations and technology groups and various corporate functions.” To engage the base, a blog was launched internally, offering updates on construction. Colleagues have been allowed to comment and offer advice. The property services division also has been conducting surveys to determine preferences. Dimeo Construction serves as general contractor on the project. According to senior project manager Joseph Bolton, taking on a large area with no immediate utilities surrounded by wetlands was an early concern. “Site work and infrastructure are two big challenges for this project. The site work is a very large package, with many unknowns. Enabling the utilities to the project site is also a challenge, since over two miles of underground piping needs to be installed, and almost that distance in overhead wiring.” Crews had to remove the existing landfill and blast bedrock, which required large quantities of explosives to prepare the land for construction. Landfill removal started in May 2016, with site preparation beginning three months later. “Approximately 85,000 pounds of explosives were used to blast approximately

120,000 cubic yards of rock, said Bolton. “When completed, we will have moved approximately 550,000 cubic yards of earth.” With approximately 65 buildabile acres, crews are currently working on foundations, structural steel and more site work, including installation of drainage systems. “Everything thus far has gone very smoothly. We are working on some utilities on site, but the majority will be in full swing this spring, targeting completion by fall.” Main equipment being used on the job includes excavators, loaders, dozers and rock processing machinery. Materials include 60,000 tons of 1.5 in. rock. As for the elements, said Bolton, “Weather has been a factor, but this winter there were not big issues. Move-in should commence in August of 2018, with final completion in the fall.” Citizens Financial Group, Inc. is one of the oldest and largest financial services firms in the country. High Street Bank, founded in 1828, established Citizens Savings Bank in 1871. By 1981, Citizens had grown to 29 branches in Rhode Island, with approximately $1.0 billion of assets. In 1988, it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the RBS Group. Citizens expanded through a number of bank acquisitions, which magnified its presence throughout New England and into the Mid-Atlantic and the Midwest. In doing so, Citizens made the move from local retail bank to one of the biggest retail U.S. bankholding companies. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG

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