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SH 105 Widening Job in Houston Nears End On a typical day, the concrete paving crew would place roughly 2,000 linear ft. of roadway.

Okla. Awards $137M in Turnpike Contracts...8

Volvo Electric Loader Aces Snow Removal...12

By Irwin Rapoport

SER Construction Partners LLC is set to deliver in 2026 the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) $91.5 million reconstruction and widening of a 4.5-mi. section of State Highway 105 between State Loop 336 and Farm-to-Market 1484 in greater Houston. The project began on Feb. 15, 2023. Crews are widening the highway from one lane in each direction to CEG CORRESPONDENT

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two lanes with continuously reinforced concrete pavement — removing all existing pavement and bridges; installing new water lines and associated earthwork and roadway drainage; constructing four new bridges; setting up multiple traffic-signalized intersections; and completing additional elements. The project overcame some hurdles. see WIDEN page 58

Staying Ahead of OSHA’s Top 10 Agency Wants to Drive Home Importance of Standards Compliance With Small Businesses At the National Safety Council’s 2025 Safety Congress and Expo in September, OSHA unveiled its top 10 most frequently cited standards. Eric Harbin, OSHA regional administrator, revealed that for the 15th year, fall protection holds its place at the top of the list. Harbin said the non-compliance of small businesses is the biggest contributor. OSHA’s plan is to help those businesses help themselves.

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For the 15th year in a row, fall protection tops OSHA’s top 10 list of most-cited standards violations.

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OKLAHOMA TURNPIKE AUTHORITY AWARDS $137M IN CONTRACTS

Three awards include a $97 million bridge project to Crossland Construction Co. to construct the first section of the new East-West Connector Turnpike between Interstate 44 and Interstate 35.

OKLA. TRANSPORTATION BOARD OKS $85M CHICKASHA BYPASS PROJECT

SKANSKA RELEASES FALL 2025 CONSTRUCTION MARKET REPORT

BOBCAT UNVEILS ITS MOST POWERFUL SMALL ARTICULATED LOADER

This first three-year phase will build a new bypass, create new lanes to connect U.S. 81 to U.S. 62/State Highway 9 and construct nine new bridges. Drivers will notice major earthwork starting in early 2026.

Skanska has released its Fall 2025 Construction Market Trends Report. With experience across diverse sectors nationwide and globally, Skanska brings a unique perspective on emerging industry trends, with key report highlights.

Designed for customers seeking power and lift performance while retaining the agility and comfort of the L23 and L28 models, the L35 redefines what a compact machine can accomplish, according to Bobcat.

NDOT CELEBRATES COMPLETION OF I-15 SOUTH WIDENING PROJECT

STELLAR ANNOUNCES ACQUISITION OF ELLIOTT EQUIPMENT CO.

SMALL SIZE, BIG POWER WITH CASE’S CX19D MINI-EXCAVATOR

The Nevada Department of Transportation celebrated the substantial completion of the I-15 South Widening Project, a major infrastructure investment designed to increase capacity and support continued growth in southern Nevada.

Stellar Industries announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Elliott Equipment Co. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.

Compatible with a wide range of attachments and capable of making easy tool swaps with a quick coupler system, the CX19D makes digging, trenching, grading, site clearing or material handling a breeze, according to Case.

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AIS INFRASTRUCTURE LANDS $2B IN DHS DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACTS

BASE LAYER REHABILITATION WITH CR SERIES PAVERS IN BAVARIA

AIS Infrastructure announced that it was awarded four design-build contracts by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection that total more than $2 billion.

A cold recycler from the CR series took only three days to produce a new base layer — and not only cut the construction time by six to eight weeks, but also significantly reduced the burden on local taxpayers.

BUSINESS USES VOLVO ELECTRIC LOADER FOR SNOW MANAGEMENT

HAMM TANDEM ELECTRIC ROLLERS IMPRESS ON STEEP SLOPES

Behind the quiet wonder of stargazing is a business that depends on more than just telescopes. It requires snow removal, road maintenance and heavy equipment. That’s where the Volvo L25 electric compact wheel loader comes in.

Two electrically-powered HD 12e tandem rollers from Hamm AG were deployed during the enlargement of the Rabenleite high-level reservoir for the Reisach pumped-storage hydroelectric plant in the Upper Palatine Forest.

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Weighing less than 70 lbs., the compact design and high compaction forces for the new BOMAG BT 30 tamper gives contractors a machine that works in confined area compaction.

JCB CELEBRATES SALE OF COMMEMORATIVE BACKHOE LOADER

JCB hosted a special event at its North American headquarters to mark the sale of its commemorative millionth backhoe loader. The machine, which had been on display in the lobby, was celebrated as it officially began its working life. Founder Emeritus (1930-2021) Edwin M. McKeon Sr. Western Publisher Dennis Hogeboom Executive Publisher Teddy McKeon Editor In Chief Craig Mongeau Senior Editor Andy Gotlieb Editorial Assistant Katherine Petrik Production Mgr. John Pinkerton Controller Judith Nixon Circulation Mgr. Cathy Printz

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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Awards $137M in Contracts The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority board awarded nearly $137 million in construction contracts for five projects across the turnpike system at its monthly meeting on Dec. 9, 2025. Three awards are part of the ACCESS Oklahoma longrange plan, including a $97 million bridge project Crossland Construction Co. to construct the first section of the new East-West Connector Turnpike between Interstate 44 and Interstate 35. This will be the longest bridge in Oklahoma at more than 1.25 mi. long. Work will begin in early 2026 and is expected to be completed by late 2027. The project was designed to minimize impacts to the Canadian River to protect water quality and the habitat of threatened species; the bridge piers will be constructed outside of the river channel, and the OTA will monitor construction closely to ensure the contractor complies with all environmental safeguards. The board also awarded a $27.8 million six-lane widening project on the Interstate 344/John Kilpatrick Turnpike to Duit Construction Group, a $12 million pavement rehabilitation project on the southern end of the Interstate 44/H.E. Bailey Turnpike to Interstate Improvement Inc., a $2.4 million bridge rehabilitation project on the U.S. 412/Cimarron Turnpike northwest of Morrison to PBX Corp. and an additional $3 million construction project to Sherwood Construction Co. on the East-West Connector. Most of the awarded bids came in significantly below the engineers’ initial estimate. Construction will begin in early 2026 to widen I-344/John Kilpatrick Turnpike from Wilshire Boulevard to Northwest 122nd Street to six lanes. This will include a bridge widening over SH- 3/Northwest Expressway. OTA Executive Director Joe Echelle said that the John Kilpatrick Turnpike has the most rapidly growing traffic of all turnpikes in Oklahoma, with steady growth between 8 and 12 percent annually. Widening the turnpike helps accommodate this growth. The project is expected to be completed by spring 2027. OTA will begin pavement rehabilitation of the I-44/H.E. Bailey Turnpike from mile marker 5 to mile marker 20

An aerial view of the newly reconstructed Interstate 44/Turner Turnpike bridges over State Highway 66 in Wellston, Okla.

between Walters and Randlett in Cotton County and the interchange ramps at SH 36. This $12 million project will begin in early 2026 and is expected to be completed by summer 2026. I-44/Turner Turnpike Construction Updates Echelle provided updates on three projects along the I44/Turner Turnpike. Westbound Turner Turnpike traffic shifted onto the new bridge in Wellston for the first time in early December. Eastbound Turner Turnpike traffic in Wellston moved to its permanent configuration as well. In addition, Echelle noted that State Highway 66 will open to traffic underneath the new bridges by mid-December. He emphasized that OTA appreciates the Wellston and Lincoln

County communities for their patience during the construction process. While work on the roadway is nearing completion, some work on the outside of the lanes will continue into early 2026. Echelle noted that OTA plans to celebrate the opening of this project in early spring with a ribbon-cutting ceremony following the completion of Route 66 art installations. OTA began work on a bridge-widening project on I44/Turner Turnpike at County Road NS 3310 just west of Wellston in Lincoln County this week. This $3.1 million project will widen the bridge in preparation for the future six lanes. Traffic impacts will be minimal, and work is expected to be completed by late 2026.  (Photo courtesy of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority.)

Okla. Transportation Board Approves $85M U.S. 81 Chickasha Bypass Project Highlights of the Oklahoma Transportation Commission’s Dec. 8, 2025, meeting include receiving an industry bridge award, a briefing on a job market study and approving safety improvements in Grady and Okmulgee counties. In addition, commissioners approved an $85 million project to realign U.S. 81 in Chickasha. This first three-year phase will build a new bypass, create new lanes to connect U.S. 81 to U.S. 62/State Highway 9 and construct nine new bridges. Drivers will notice major earthwork starting in early 2026. Commissioners also approved a

more than $11 million project to correct curves and convert the U.S. 75 interchange at Preston Road into a controlled-access interchange in Okmulgee County. The project is anticipated to begin early next year. The nine-member commission, appointed by the governor and legislative leadership to oversee the state’s transportation development, awards contracts monthly for road and bridge construction. Commissioners voted to award 21 contracts totaling more than $132 million to improve interstates, highways and bridges statewide. Also at the meeting, the Association

of Oklahoma General Contractors presented the 2025 Pharaoh Award to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s District 5 in western Oklahoma. The nearly $19 million project was a bridge reconstruction project on Interstate 40 and Airport Road in Weatherford. The award is shared with Frontier Bridge. The Pharaoh Award is presented for the highest quality bridge structure in the state of Oklahoma in the past year. It is offered by AOGC as a tribute to the Pharaoh family of Henryetta, considered to be pioneers in the bridge construction industry. 

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NDOT Celebrates Completion of I-15 South Widening Project The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) celebrated on Dec. 16, 2025, the substantial completion of the Interstate 15 South Widening Project, a major infrastructure investment designed to increase capacity and support continued growth in southern Nevada’s south valley and freight corridors. The $71 million project was delivered on schedule and under budget, improving I-15 between Sloan Road and Warm Springs Road and expanding capacity along one of the region’s busiest commuter and freight routes. Construction began in January 2024, reaching substantial completion in December 2025. Local and state leaders gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the project’s completion, including NDOT Deputy Director Mario Gomez, Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft, Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony and Fisher Industries owner Tommy Fisher. The project highlights the strong collaboration between NDOT, local partners and industry leaders in delivering critical transportation improvements for southern Nevada.

Project Highlights • Widened I-15 from six to eight generalpurpose lanes between Sloan Road and St. Rose Parkway • Widened I-15 from six to 11 generalpurpose lanes between St. Rose Parkway and Blue Diamond Road • Restriped I-15 between St. Rose Parkway and Blue Diamond Road • Resurfaced bridges and preserved pavement at the Blue Diamond interchange • Constructed six new sound walls near qualifying residential areas The I-15 South Widening Project was delivered by contractor Fisher Sand & Gravel and funded through a combination of federal and state transportation dollars, with 95 percent of the project funded by federal sources. In 2008, an environmental assessment was prepared for the I-15 South Corridor Improvement Project, addressing the environmental effects of improvements along the I-15 corridor. A finding of no significant impact (FONSI) for the overall project was approved by the Federal Highway Administration on April 20, 2009. 

AIS Infrastructure Lands $2B in DHS Design-Build Contracts AIS Infrastructure (AISI), a rapidly growing company in the heavy civil and infrastructure industry, announced that it was awarded four design-build contracts by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection that total more than $2 billion. These projects will be completed by BCSS, an AISI subsidiary. They are located along the southern border within proximity of Eagle Pass, Texas; Lukeville, Ariz.; and Marron Valley / Campo, Calif., (San Diego area). They bring with them a surge of new jobs and opportunities. To meet the scale and complexity of these projects, AISI is expanding its workforce by 350 to 400 employees and deploying nearly 100 additional pieces of heavy equipment by March 2026. From seasoned equipment operators to skilled tradespeople, to project management, AISI is hiring across the board — with immediate openings in multiple states. “These are long-term, transformational infrastructure projects that require a skilled, driven team,” said Stephen Christensen, president of AIS Infrastructure. “We're building complex roads, bridges and critical

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Business Uses Volvo Electric Loader for Snow Management In southern Utah, just outside Bryce Canyon National Park, thousands of visitors each year look up at one of the darkest skies in the continental United States, guided by Kevin Poe and his team at Dark Ranger Telescope Tours. But behind the quiet wonder of stargazing is a business that depends on more than just telescopes. It requires snow removal, road maintenance and heavy equipment. For Poe, that’s where the Volvo L25 electric compact wheel loader comes in. “Reliable stuff is what you want, and you want the very best you can get,” Poe said. “And that’s why I’m here with this Volvo loader.” Astronomy Business With Roots in Nature Poe grew up as the son of a national park ranger, moving through forests, deserts and mountains. This upbringing shaped both his values and his career. “It’s a spectacular way to grow up,” he said. “So I wanted that for myself and for my children as well.” By day, Poe works as a ranger at Bryce

everything you love in one place.” The skies of southern Utah offer a powerful contrast to what most people experience at home. “People come and look up, and they’re just like, ‘Why is this not back home?’” Poe said. “Well, it’s because of light pollution. It’s because of air pollution.” That disconnect inspired Poe to walk the walk and find better ways to operate his business without contributing to the problems he teaches about.

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Zero-Emission Solution for Serious Winters Operating year-round in a remote area means keeping a 1,200-ft. road to the observatory clear, even when snow drifts reach 10 ft. deep. Poe needed a reliable, capable machine that wouldn’t expose him to diesel fumes or struggle with cold starts. “I really wanted something to be able to move snow with in the wintertime and not have to breathe the diesel fumes on my old tractor,” said Poe. “These diesel machines just don’t love winter.” see VOLVO page 20

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With the Volvo L25 electric CWL, Poe gets up to five hours of continuous snow clearing and instant torque at the controls, no warm-up required. “I jump on this rig, the battery is ready to go and I can push snow,” he said. “I don’t have to light a fire underneath my vehicle — literally — to get it warm enough to start.” But the loader isn’t just for snow. Poe also uses it to empty shipping containers and haul equipment without needing to run a generator or deal with indoor diesel emissions. Partnership Makes It Possible When Poe decided to replace his old equipment, Arnold Machinery Co. stepped in to help. “Volvo had just introduced the L25 electric into the marketplace,” said Jared Johnson of Arnold Machinery, who facilitated the purchase. “We were able to bring one out and let Kevin try it. At that point, he decided that this

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Jason Koon and his daughters, Mia and Ella, take delivery of the millionth backhoe from Wesley Scott, dealer principal of WesPro JCB; Lord Bamford, chairman of JCB; and Craig Jacobs, sales manager of WesPro JCB.

JCB hosted a special event at its North American headquarters in Savannah to mark the sale of its commemorative millionth backhoe loader. The machine, which had been on display in the lobby, was celebrated as it began its working life. Company leadership, including JCB Chairman Lord Bamford, were on hand for the send-off as Jason Koon of CSD Inc. took possession of the 4CX model. The milestone occasion was part of a series of celebrations marking JCB’s 80th anniversary on Oct. 23, 2025. “I am the only person in our business now who can remember the early days when we first started to make backhoes in the early 1950s,” Bamford said. “Looking back at that time, I could never have imagined that JCB would go on to make one million of these diggers. Looking back is a fun thing to do of course, but it’s always been JCB’s way to look forward, and I’m looking forward to the production of the next one million backhoes, making sure they continue to add value to our customers’ businesses all over the world.” The millionth unit — one of two specially outfitted machines to roll off the line at JCB’s world headquarters in the U.K. — represents more than seven decades of engineering leadership and continued commitment to one of the world’s most versatile machines. JCB introduced the first backhoe loader in 1953, and it remains a staple of job sites across the globe. Today, it is the fourth-most popular piece of construction equipment in the world. “I’ve spent my life in the operator’s seat and laid over 2,000 miles of pipe in my time,” said Jason Koon, CEO and owner of CSD Inc. “JCB backhoes have been there with me every step of the way. From my early days working with my family’s business to now leading several companies in

the utility and construction sectors, I’ve run nearly every JCB model out there. The Sitemaster release was a game changer for me, and to now take delivery of the one-millionth backhoe is not only an honor, it’s personal. There’s no machine I trust more.” JCB sold its first backhoe in North America in 1964, a 4C model that laid the foundation for decades of growth and innovation. Since then, more than 225,000 JCB machines have been retailed across the continent. The evolution of the backhoe continues today with the latest 3CX and 4CX models, including the commemorative machine, which showcase advancements that prioritize operator comfort, efficiency and performance. This legacy of innovation is deeply rooted in JCB’s longstanding commitment to North America. The company incorporated in Whitemarsh, Md., in 1970 and in 2000, moved its North American headquarters to Savannah, Ga., where today’s celebration took place. The Savannah facility now employs more than 1,000 people in the region. Looking ahead, JCB will further expand its North American footprint with the opening of a new $500 million manufacturing facility in San Antonio, Texas, slated for summer 2026. JCB continues to invest in the backhoe loader segment while honoring the machine that helped launch the company into global prominence. The sale of the millionth backhoe is not only a celebration of the past but also a signal of JCB’s ongoing commitment to customers and the future of construction equipment. It also serves as a fitting tribute during the company’s 80th anniversary year, commemorating eight decades of progress, performance and partnership with customers worldwide. For more information, visit jcb.com. 

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Construction Industry Insights...

Skanska Releases Fall 2025 Construction Market Report Skanska has released its Fall 2025 Construction Market Trends Report. Leveraging its composite construction index, the report delivers in-depth analysis and critical insights into the current state of the construction industry, highlighting the impact of tariff exposure, labor shortages, policy uncertainty and sector performance. “As we approach the end of the year, the United States construction market is shaped by both volatility and opportunity,” said Steve Stouthamer, executive vice president of project planning of Skanska USA Building. “Despite ongoing challenges with material costs and labor availability, strong demand in high-growth sectors such as data centers, semiconductor facilities and pharmaceutical manufacturing are expected to drive momentum in the market as we move into 2026.” With experience across diverse sectors nationwide and globally, Skanska brings a unique perspective on emerging industry trends, with key report highlights including: • Total construction starts were up 3.1 percent in September 2025 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.26 trillion, driven mainly by nonbuilding with modest gains in residential construction. • Year-to-date starts increased 3.5 percent compared to 2024. Nonresidential building starts declined by 6.2 percent in September but are up 5 percent year-over-year. • Construction costs remain volatile, especially for key materials like steel, metals and lumber.

“...high-growth sectors such as data centers, semiconductor facilities and pharmaceutical manufacturing are expected to drive momentum in the market as we move into 2026.” Steve Stouthamer Skanska USA Building

• The current administration has announced a blanket 10 percent tariff on all lumber imports, effective Oct. 14, 2025, which early estimates suggest will have limited immediate impact on lumber pricing. • Copper pricing has stabilized after collapsing in July, when it was announced that exemptions were included in

the refined and scrap copper tariffs, which make up more than 80 percent of annual copper imports. • Structural steel pricing continues to move slowly and steadily upward, including recent increases of $35/ton on wide flange steel and $60/ton on plate steel, with increased lead times of 14-8 weeks. • Aluminum prices continue to push record highs. Nickel prices are down and have stabilized. • Overall pricing remains elevated due to sustained demand from high-tech sectors such as data centers, semiconductor fabrication and other copper-intensive construction. • In August 2025, construction unemployment was 3.2 percent, with a drop of 7,000 jobs over the month driven mainly by decreases in nonresidential construction. • Industry employment has grown only 0.7 percent yearover year. A persistent labor shortfall, estimated at approximately 450,000 workers, continues to pressure wages, which may rise to retain talent. Data centers continue to see strong demand, fueled by Ai and cloud computing expansion. • Similarly, semiconductor and pharmaceutical manufacturing benefit from federal incentives and reshoring trends, positioning them for robust investment in the near term. This increase in demand is straining structural steel mill capacity, resulting in longer lead times and contributing to elevated copper prices. For more information, visit skanska.com. 

Stellar Announces Acquisition of Elliott Equipment Co. Stellar Industries announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Elliott Equipment Co. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. This acquisition strengthens Stellar’s long-term growth strategy by expanding its lifting equipment and work-at-height solutions, widening its presence across core vocational markets and creating additional opportunities for distributors, customers and employee-owners. Expanding Reach With Complementary Product Lines Founded in 1948, Elliott Equipment pioneered the first truck-mounted telescoping aerial platform and continues to design equipment for utility transmission, commercial construction, municipal services and fleet maintenance applications. “Stellar has always pursued growth opportunities that align with our culture, vision and commitment to excellence,” said Dave Zrostlik, president of Stellar. “The addition of Elliott Equipment Co. represents an exciting step forward as we continue to build upon our shared values of quality,

continue to lead the organization. “We are thrilled to continue the Elliott Equipment Co. story with Stellar,” said Glazer. “This acquisition represents a strong cultural fit between two organizations that share a commitment to people, product integrity and long-term growth.”

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proud to welcome Elliott to the Stellar team.” Following the close of the transaction,

business unit of Stellar, maintaining its current employees, facilities, brand identity and dealer relationships in Omaha, Neb. Jim

Employee Ownership, Long-Term Vision Stellar’s 100 percent employee-owned structure aligns employee success directly with company performance. Through the ESOP, employee-owners share in the organization’s long-term growth, reinforcing a culture of collaboration, innovation and accountability. Looking Ahead With the addition of Elliott, Stellar will broaden its capabilities in aerial work platforms, utility lifting solutions and materialhandling technologies, enabling both companies to better serve existing customers and pursue new opportunities in adjacent markets. Both organizations remain committed to United States manufacturing, exceptional service and engineering. For more information, visit stellarindus-

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For more information on paving, compaction and milling equipment, as well as comparison charts, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

Base Layer Rehabilitation With CR Series Pavers in Bavaria

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The W 240 CRi, the mainstay of the cold recycling train, is one of the world’s most powerful and efficient cold recyclers, according to Wirtgen.

In Markt Indersdorf, around 31 mi. north of Munich, technology meets long-term infrastructure planning considerations. Here, a cold recycler from the CR series took only three Wirtgen photo In situ cold recycling is particularly resource-friendly days to produce a new base layer — and not only cut the construction time by six to eight weeks, but also significantly and cost-efficient and enables the completion of projreduced the burden on local taxpayers. ects without long construction times.

Cold Recycling Remedy for Backlog in Road Rehabilitation Germany’s roads are plagued by an enormous backlog of planned or pending rehabilitation projects — especially in the case of communal infrastructure. The main causes of this are high traffic density, adverse weather conditions, and long see COLD page 36

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The working width of the cold recycling train was extended by pre-milling with a W 150 CFi and a W 130 Fi to an overall width of 16.4 ft.

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The Super 2100-5i was used for paving both the BSM layer and the surface layer.

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Hamm Tandem Electric Rollers Impress On Steep Slopes On such challenging construction sites, the demands faced by man and machine are rather unusual. Two electrically-powered HD 12e tandem rollers from Hamm AG were deployed during the enlargement of the Rabenleite high-level reservoir for the Reisach pumped-storage hydroelectric plant in the Upper Palatine Forest. HD 12e Electric Rollers in Action for Hydroelectric Power Plant Ensuring an efficient water supply for a pumped-storage hydroelectric power plant is not necessarily an everyday task for a compact tandem roller on a construction site. As part of the Reisach project, the Rabenleite high-level reservoir was enlarged to significantly increase its storage capacity. The construction measures enabled the capacity of the reservoir to be increased by approximately 6 percent from the previous 53 million cu. ft. The ring dam around the reservoir had a circumference of 5,249 ft. and the height of its crest was increased by 30 in.

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Wirtgen Group machines impress as a universal solution, here with a particular focus on the two Hamm rollers that precisely compacted the surface of the steep slope.

Electric Machines Show Strength On Steep Slopes The steep slope of the dam around the reservoir presented extraordinary challenges for the technology and equipment deployed on the project. Conventional, diesel-powered machines would’ve needed extensive modification to cope with the extreme slope gradients of around 40 percent. In the meantime, the electrically powered HD 12e machines from Hamm have made their mark

as an uncomplicated and efficient alternative. Only minimal modifications were required to make them usable on such steep slopes. Focus On Safety, Precision To ensure maximum safety, the two machines were connected to one another with steel wire ropes and additionally secured by hitching the ropes to an excavator. When one of the machines went down, the other was automatically pulled up the slope. In addition to the safety aspect, the

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The Hamm rollers were not only quieter but also worked with zero local emissions.

two machines used here also delivered even and precise compaction of the special asphalt. Follow-Up Projects in Planning The two Hamm rollers impressed not only with high compaction performance, but also with their reliability in the face of extraordinary challenging conditions. At the same time, the noise levels during compaction were significantly lower and they worked with zero local emissions. In view

of the positive experiences gained here, the machines will soon be working again on one of the customer’s upcoming projects in Switzerland. The positive résumé of everyone involved: The project at the high-level reservoir showed that the electric tandem rollers are not only powerful machines, but also are an ideal solution, even under extremely challenging conditions. For more information, visit wirtgengroup.com. 

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Challenging work on a steep slope: When one of the Hamm rollers went down, the other HD 12e was automatically pulled up the slope.

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CR Series Cold Recyclers Help Reduce Repaving Backlog COLD from page 27

construction times. Traditional road rehabilitation methods are often pushed to the limit when it comes to cost-efficient project realization. Material and transportation costs are high, construction times are long, and the environmental footprint is frequently less than ideal. With in situ cold recycling, Wirtgen offers an alternative that is cost-efficient, resource-friendly and quickly achievable — an ideal solution that also fulfills the road construction requirements of regional, local and communal authorities, according to Wirtgen. Fast, Simple, Resource-Friendly Lead contractor Seizmeir from Scheyern used a CR series cold recycler with foamed bitumen technology for the rehabilitation of the ST 2045. Here, hot bitumen is foamed by the addition of precise amounts of air and water and added to the mixing process together with small quantities of a pre-spread cement binder. As a rule, the surface layers, made up of asphalt or granular material, are taken up and mixed with binding agents in a single pass. In the mixing chamber of the W 240 CRi, the foamed bitumen forms fine micro-bonds within the material. These bonds are crucial for ensuring the long-term elasticity of the BSM (bitumen stabilized material) used as a new base layer. The material was transferred directly from the cold recycler to the material hopper of the Vögele paver and laid down as the train advanced. Here in Markt Indersdorf, the machines achieved an impressive production rate of 360 tons per hour. No removal of material in trucks, no intermediate stockpiling and no need for new base layer material were required. Results The materials were tested in the construction materials laboratory before the start of the project to find the ideal recipe for the new base layer. In the course of this, it was determined that the existing 2-3 in. asphalt surface layer would be insufficient for the desired end result. In view of this, additional reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) from nearby construction sites was mixed in during the cold recycling process to produce the desired 160 mm BSM base layer. The 6.3 in. layer of RAP augmented the existing asphalt surface layer and, together with the cement binder and foamed bitumen, became a further ingredient of the mix for the new base layer of the road. The result: a homogeneous, bitumen stabilized base layer.

Wirtgen Group Production System in Action In the first phase of the project, a John Deere 672 GP grader and a Hamm HD+ 140i tandem roller prepared the construction site by grading and compacting the additionally placed RAP. At the start of the cold recycling process, precisely dosed quantities of cement were spread by a Streumaster SW 16 MC binding agent spreader. The existing roadway was pre-milled by W 150 CFi and W 130 Fi compact milling machines from Wirtgen to complete a wider working width. All the milled material was then processed by the addition of foamed bitumen in the Wirtgen cold recycler W 240 CRi. The paving of the BSM layer true to grade and slope by the Vögele paver Super 2100-5i was followed by compaction with the Hamm HD+ 140i tandem roller and final compaction by the HP 280i pneumatic-tire roller. The surface layer also was paved by the Vögele Super 2100-5i, which was fed with asphalt mix by a Vögele MT 3000-2i mobile feeder. Successful Completion of Particularly Challenging Job The existing base layer consisted of the round gravel typically used in this region — a material that was assessed as unsuitable for inclusion in the cold recycling process. The cold recycler and the milling machines milled down precisely to the upper boundary of the gravel layer. This meant that the road bed remained untouched and the new 6.3 in. base layer was augmented. The now thicker layer structure thus increased the load-bearing capacity of the road. In the final step, an only 1.6 in. thick surface layer of new asphalt was paved over the top of the BSM base layer. “We are now rehabilitating the road with the cold recycling method with a complete recycling train of Wirtgen Group machines,” said Stefan Hausmann, senior site engineer of SSP Seizmeir Strassen- und Pflasterbau GmbH. “We are paving a new and stronger base layer with additional milled material from another construction site. The big advantage: It’s a lot faster than complete removal.” Minimal Traffic Disruption The entire cold recycling train worked as a rolling construction site along the road, which meant that the sections in front of it and behind it could be used as normal, even by heavy agricultural machinery. For more information, visit wirtgengroup.com. 

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JET CITY EQUIPMENT www.jetcityequipment.com 33345 SR 20 Oak Harbor, WA 98277 360-675-4441 10219 State Avenue Marysville, WA 98271 360-651-9079

POWER MOTIVE CORP. www.powermotivecorp.com Corporate Office 5000 Vasquez Blvd. Denver, CO 80216 303-355-5900 Colorado Springs, CO 719-576-5541 Grand Junction, CO 970-241-1550 Milliken, CO 970-587-1188 Cheyenne, WY 307-634-5149 Durango, CO 970-259-0455 Albuquerque, NM 505-345-8383 Carlsbad, NM 505-485-1700 El Paso, TX 915-872-1001 Farmington, NM 505-324-8601 Chandler, AZ 602-986-3003

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Arnold Machinery Company www.arnoldmachinery.com 2975 West 2100 South Twin Falls, ID Las Vegas, NV Salt Lake City, UT 208-733-1715 702-642-9000 801-972-4000 Elko, NV Phoenix, AZ Idaho Falls, ID 801-972-4000 602-414-1900 208-523-0822 Sparks, NV Tucson, AZ Meridian, ID 775-356-1511 520-294-7677 208-887-6000

Pacwest Machinery www.pacwestmachinery.com Kent, WA Eugene, OR 206-762-5933 541-343-6926 Mount Vernon, WA 360-588-3083

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Pasco, WA 509-547-5933

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Romco Equipment Co. romco.com Dallas (Carrollton), TX Longview, TX 214-819-4100 903-758-5576

Austin, TX 512-388-2529

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Ft. Worth, TX 817-626-2288

Midland, TX 432-234-9409

Corpus Christi, TX 361-881-4891

Houston, TX 713-937-3005

Rio Grande Valley, TX 956-565-0100

San Antonio, TX 210-648-4600 Stephenville, TX 254-266-2871

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BOMAG BT 30 Tamper Excels in Narrow Trench Backfill, Confined Area Compaction Weighing less than 70 lbs., the compact design and high compaction forces for the new BOMAG BT 30 tamper gives contractors a machine that works in confined area compaction. Offering a 5.5-in. plate width, superior compaction forces are generated by its 1.8-in. jumping height and variable frequency reaching 790 vpm. Infinitely variable frequency settings allow compaction forces to be adjusted to suit job site conditions, ensuring precise and accurate compaction, according to BOMAG. The new BT 30’s lightweight and ergonomic design makes it easier to transport to the job site and maneuver around obstacles or in the trenches, according to BOMAG. With its large stroke, variable frequency and ability to compact clay, silty or mixed soils, the BT 30 can be used on a wide range of applications from trench backfilling and foundation preparation to landscaping, hardscaping and pipeline construction.

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Offering a 5.5-in. plate width, superior compaction forces are generated by its 1.8-in. jumping height and variable frequency reaching 790 vpm.

Built to Last A simple design means the new BOMAG BT 30 tamper is built to withstand rugged rental, commercial and landscaping jobs. It’s powered by a Honda 4-stroke gas engine that does not require fuel using special oil-to-gas mixtures. An engine cover protects external components from damage during transit or at the job site. BT 30 design features a two-stage air filter system with self-cleaning air filter to keep particles out of the engine. A dual fuel filter system helps to prevent downtime due to fuel contamination. The design is guaranteed by BOMAG’s 3-2-1 warranty. This new BOMAG tamper boasts a vibration isolated steering handle that protects the operator’s hands and arms from vibration feedback for comfortable operation. Further simplifying transport to/from and around the job site, the handle features a single point lifting device. The new BOMAG BT 30 tamper has planned commercial availability for the spring of 2026. For more information, visit bomag.com/ us-en. 

Doosan Bobcat in Discussions to Acquire Majority Stake in Germany’s Wacker Neuson South Korean compact-equipment maker Doosan Bobcat is reportedly in “advanced discussions” to acquire a majority stake in Germany-based Wacker Neuson. The deal under consideration would see Doosan Bobcat purchase approximately 63 percent of Wacker Neuson’s shares from major shareholders — followed by a potential

public all-cash takeover offer to the remaining shareholders. Wacker Neuson confirmed the talks in an official regulatory filing, while cautioning that it remains uncertain whether the major shareholders will sell or whether Doosan Bobcat will proceed with the public offer. The acquisition would significantly

expand Doosan Bobcat’s presence in Europe, giving it access to Wacker Neuson’s longstanding dealer networks and manufacturing footprint across the continent. Wacker Neuson, founded in 1848 and headquartered in Munich, manufacturers compactors, mini-excavators and wheel loaders to telehandlers and hand-held vibratory tools. 

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www.kirby-smith.com Oklahoma City, OK 405-495-7820 McAlester, OK 918-310-1550 Tulsa, OK 918-438-1700 Abilene, TX 325-692-6334 Amarillo, TX 806-373-2826 Chico, TX 940-678-5046

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OSHA Alerts Employers to Top 10 Most-Cited Standards OSHA from page 1

The agency will focus on increasing use of free consultation programs to help these businesses “learn how to improve their compliance,” reported OSHonline. “They have the ability, they have the desire, they just need the knowledge,” Harbin said in his safety expo presentation. And unfortunately, said Harbin, the number of violations will likely grow once the agency releases finalized 2025 data next spring. “I encourage small and medium-sized employers to reach out to OSHA’s On-Site Consultation Program,” he said. OSHA publishes its top 10 most-cited standards each year to alert employers, noted safetyandhealthmagazine.com. The agency hopes these employers, once they know, will take steps to find and fix recognized hazards before the agency shows up to the job site. “These recurring violations … underscore how many incidents remain preventable with the right safety practices,” said OSHA Online Center. The e-learning platform believes this list serves as both a warning and a guide to strengthen compliance efforts. “It emphasizes the continued importance of proactive training, workplace inspections and employee awareness to reduce risks and protect lives.” The training organization believes OSHA’s list isn’t just for ranking but is “a roadmap” to improve workplace safety. “The list helps employers recognize which areas pose the greatest risks and where compliance gaps most often occur,” OSHA Online Center said in a blog post. Many of these violations are the result of everyday hazards, such as falls, poor communication about chemicals or improper equipment use. All of these infractions are preventable with training and vigilance, believes the elearning organization. “Small and medium-sized businesses, in particular, often struggle not because they ignore safety, but because they lack dedicated safety resources or expertise.” Once Again at Top of List Fall protection is atop the list of the most frequently cited standards, for the 15th year. There were 5,914 violations of the standard as of September. The standard details fall protection requirements, such as where, which systems for a given situation, proper construction and installation of safety systems. It also gives requirements for the proper supervision of employees to prevent falls. The rule is designed to protect employees on walking-working surfaces, both horizon-

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OSHA wants to advise small businesses on how to improve compliance through increasing use of free consultation programs.

tal or vertical, with an unprotected side or edge above 6 ft. OSHA Online Center notes that fall protection violations are among the most common and deadly in construction. “Many incidents occur because employers fail to provide proper guardrails, safety nets or personal fall arrest systems when working at heights,” it said. Plus, workers often lack training on how to use fall protection gear correctly or how to identify potential fall hazards. “Addressing these issues through proactive safety planning and regular inspections can drastically reduce serious injuries and fatalities from falls, said the organization. Number two on OSHA’s top 10 list is hazard communication. The standard focuses on hazards related to chemicals, both produced on site and imported to the site.

According to OSHA Online Center, hazard communication stands as a frequent issue especially for industries that handle chemicals daily. Violations typically involve missing or outdated Safety Data Sheets (SDS), unlabeled containers or insufficient employee training on hazardous substances. The e-learning center said that oversights can lead to serious exposure incidents and long-term health risks. “Implementing clear labeling practices, maintaining accessible SDS records and conducting regular refresher training ensures a safer and more compliant workplace.” The ladders standard made the number three spot on OSHA’s top 10 list. The standard, which continues to challenge employers, covers all types of ladders. Violations of this standard often stem Adobe Stock photo

OSHA’s lockout/tagout standard, one of its top 10 most cited infractions, outlines the control of energy during servicing and maintenance of machines and equipment. Employers must put in place a program of energy-control procedures, employee training and periodic inspections.

from improper use or neglect of maintenance, noted OSHA Online Center. “Common issues include using damaged ladders, placing them on unstable surfaces or exceeding weight limits.” Such errors lead to thousands of preventable falls and injuries each year, the training firm said. “Regular ladder inspections, proper storage and hands-on safety training for employees can significantly reduce ladder-related accidents on job sites.” OSHA Online Center believes the “recurring appearance” of these top three citations highlights that many workplace injuries are preventable. “These trends suggest that awareness alone isn’t enough; consistent training, hazard assessments and safety culture reinforcement are key,” it said. “Regular inspections, employee engagement and leadership commitment can bridge the gap between compliance and real-world safety.” Turning lessons from these citations into proactive measures means organizations can move from reacting to preventing accidents, said the e-learning center. “Preventing OSHA citations starts with a proactive, structured approach to workplace safety,” it added. First, employers should conduct regular site inspections to identify and address potential hazards before they escalate into violations. Then, ongoing staff training will ensure every employee understands proper safety procedures, equipment use and emergency protocols. “Clear signage, accurate SDS and up-todate compliance documentation demonstrates a strong safety culture and readiness for inspections,” said the training firm. “OSHA’s most cited standards in 2025 remind employers that the same safety challenges continue to affect worksites across industries,” said the firm. Addressing these issues starts with awareness, consistent training, and proactive safety management, it stressed. “In today’s evolving work environments, staying compliant isn’t just about avoiding fines; it’s about protecting people and ensuring every employee goes home safe.” Rounding Out OSHAÊs Top 10 List Lockout/Tagout came in at number four on OSHA’s top 10 list. The standard outlines minimum performance requirements for the control of hazardous energy. This standard outlines the control of energy during servicing and maintenance of machines and equipment. Employers are required to establish a program of energycontrol procedures, employee training and periodic inspections. see OSHA page 64

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Bobcat Unveils Its Most Powerful Small Articulated Loader

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Its controls and maneuverability allow operators to navigate precise and confined spaces with ease.

Bobcat photo

Bobcat Co. introduced its most powerful small articulated loader, the Bobcat L35.

Bobcat photo

The L35 is well-suited for a wide range of industries from landscaping and hardscaping, grounds maintenance and forestry, construction and rental.

The L35 also is fit for snow removal.

Bobcat photo

Bobcat Co. introduced its most powerful small articulated loader, the Bobcat L35. Designed for customers seeking power and lift performance while retaining the agility and comfort of the L23 and L28 models, the L35 redefines what a compact machine can accomplish, according to Bobcat. It boasts a 2,072-lb. rated operating capacity and is driven by a 57-hp turbo-charged engine. Despite this capability, it maintains a compact footprint, measuring just 54 in. wide with a standard bucket. Its controls and maneuverability allow operators to navigate precise and confined spaces with ease. “The L35 was meticulously engineered to deliver exceptional performance and an unparalleled operator experience,” said Katie Redenius, senior product manager, Bobcat Co. “This machine strikes the perfect balance, offering heavy-lifting performance with a light footprint, all while prioritizing operator comfort with a cab built for long days on the job.” Designed to tackle demanding tasks while ensuring optimal productivity, other key features of the L35 include: • Telescoping lift arm that extends to 114.8 in. with a dual parallel leveling system to minimize spillage and maximize cycle times. • Tight-turning articulated steering and a light overall footprint limits turf damage. • Comfort-first cab including heat and air, enhanced legroom, a sound-dampening headliner, ample storage and USB connectivity. • Compatibility with more than 60 Bobcat attachments with optional high-flow auxiliary hydraulics. • Optional Power Bob-Tach allows users to change nonhydraulic attachments quickly and easily without leaving the cab. The L35 is well-suited for a wide range of industries from landscaping and hardscaping, grounds maintenance and forestry, construction and rental. Its versatility handles applications on various job sites including brick and paver installation, sod work, tree care, nursery management, material handling, fencing construction, snow removal and beyond. The L35 is available at Bobcat dealerships across North America. For more information, visit bobcat.com. 

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IT ALL ADDS UP

TO MORE PRODUCTIVITY You have big ambitions. Your machines need to keep up. G-Series Skid Steers were built with more horsepower, enhanced visibility, and greater operating capacity than previous models to help you tackle even the toughest tasks with ease. And with ﬂexible grade-management solutions, you can boost productivity and precision at the same time. JohnDeere.com/SkidSteers

DOGGETT HEAVY MACHINERY SERVICES www.doggettequipment.com 9111 North Freeway Houston, TX 77037 713-679-6700 Beaumont, TX 409-842-1754

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Alexandria, LA 318-442-0455

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Abra Equipment Expands Facility, Team Amid Growth in Foxx Loaders

MECOM EQUIPMENT

www.mecomequipment.com 4546 N Wilson Way, Stockton, CA 95205 209-466-5135

JET CITY EQUIPMENT

www.jetcityequipment.com 33345 SR 20, Oak Harbor, WA • 360-675-4441 Marysville, WA • 360-651-9079

R & S INDUSTRIES, INC.

www.rsindinc.com 951 CR G, Clovis, NM 88101 575-769-8659

(L-R): Abra Equipment Supply’s expansion includes new sales and sales management team members including Tom Ledin, Scott Tjelmeland, Skip Christenson, Wally Edwards, Alex D’Agnillo and Steven Anthony.

With the addition of the Foxx Loaders line of machines, Abra Equipment Supply, based in Fort Myers, Fla., has moved to a larger facility to accommodate the increased volume of machines and parts. In conjunction with the move, Abra has expanded its team to include several seasoned sales management representatives. Wally Edwards, who has been in the equipment industry for more than 15 years, is returning to Abra as a regional sales manager covering the full line of machines and attachments. Steven Anthony also joins the staff as a sales manager. Well known in the industry, Anthony has experience in both manufacturing and distribution. He brings extensive knowl-

edge of machine and attachment configurations, along with broad rental and sales management experience. Skip Christensen, with 40 years in the industry, adds deep expertise in sales, service management and leadership. Earlier this year, Abra Equipment Supply was named North America’s master distributor of the Foxx Loaders line, which includes compact wheel loaders, mini-skid steers, telehandlers and telescopic wheel loaders — all available through Abra’s dealer network. As a new master distributor, Abra continues to seek partnerships with equipment dealerships and rental companies in select open territories.

OKLAHOMA TERRITORY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT www.oklahomaterritoryequipment.com Oklahoma City, OK 405-917-9191

NED - TEXAS (Formerly Four Seasons Equipment) www.NEDealers.com Houston, TX • 800-234-5007 Dallas TX • 866-270-1700

see ABRA page 54

NUECES POWER EQUIPMENT

www.nuecespower.com 7510 IH-37 Access Rd., Corpus Christi, TX 78409 361-289-0066 Laredo, TX • 956-725-0066 San Antonio, TX • 210-310-0066 San Benito, TX • 956-361-0066 Victoria, TX • 361-576-0066 El Paso, TX • 915-541-0066

The new Abra Equipment Supply facility is at 16351 Lee Road in Fort Myers, Fla.

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NEW!

HT38

Compact Track Loader

Booth W42500, West Hall March 3-7, 2026

Built Contractor Strong Meet the contractor-strong, feature-rich machine that’s ready to carry the load for your crew. The all-new Hyundai HT38 CTL delivers 115 HP, a 3,807-lb. rated operating capacity, and 10’9” of lift height. All backed by Hyundai’s 3-year / 3,000-hour warranty.

No wonder so many first-time Hyundai users become longtime fans. See the Hyundai difference yourself at your local dealer, or na.hd-hyundaice.com.

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TL100VS Compact Trrack Loader and SV40 S Mini Excavator

Compac ct Equipment Built For More

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Pasco, WA 509-547-5933

www.wpi.com Longview, TX 903-758-5576 Midland, TX 432-234-9409

San Antonio, TX 210-648-4600 Corpus Christi, TX 361-881-4891 Mercedes, TX 956-565-0100 Stephenville, TX 254-266-2871

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Power Motive Corporation www.powermotivecorp.com

Corporate Office 5000 Vasquez Blvd., Denver, CO 80216 303-355-5900 Colorado Springs, CO 719-576-5541 Grand Junction, CO 970-241-1550

Milliken, CO 970-587-1188 Cheyenne, WY 307-634-5149 Durango, CO 970-259-0455 El Paso, TX 915-872-1001

Kirby-Smith Machinery

www.kirby-smith.com 6715 W. Reno Ave 3922 I-40 E Oklahoma City, OK 73127 Amarillo, TX 79103 800-375-3339 800-283-1247

Small Size, Big Power With SHOULD Case’s CX19D Mini-Excavator IPROBABLY With 18.4 hp, zero tailswing and a fied, with all key service points easily retractable undercarriage, Case accessible from the ground level and the Construction Equipment’s CX19D mini cab itself capable of tilting backward with excavator delivers the muscle and per- the removal of just two bolts. formance contractors need to tackle big For more information on the CX19D, visit tasks on confined job sites, according to casece.com/en-us/northamerica/products/ Case. excavators/mini-excavators/cx19d.  Compatible with a wide range of available attachments and capable of making easy tool swaps with a quick coupler system, the CX19D makes digging, trenching, grading, site clearing or material handling a breeze, according to Case. A high-view cab boosts job site visibility and helps improve safety, while its ergonomic design, simple instrument cluster, accessible controls and switches and proportional hydraulic controls with 2-speed travel make the CX19D more comfortable to operate, according to Case. Maintenance also is simpli- Case CX19D mini-excavator Case photo

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3419 E Slaton Rd. Lubbock, TX 79404 866-289-6087

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7301 E Interstate 20 E Odessa, TX 79765 877-794-1800

12035 Interstate 20 W Abilene, TX 79601 877-577-5729

415 Enterprise Blvd. Hewitt, TX 76643 254-261-1370

749 S Weatherford St. Chico, TX 76431 940-678-5046

EquipmentShare www.equipmentshare.com 295 S Redwood Rd North Salt Lake, UT 84054 385-308-5516

2590 Main Street Chula Vista, CA 91911 619-510-6825

412 E Gowan Road North Las Vegas, NV 89032 725-221-0051

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Nueces Power Equipment www.nuecespower.com 4697 FM 1516 N Converse, TX 78109 210-310-0066 7667 N Sam Houston Pkwy Humble, TX 77396 713-247-0066

Tri-West Tractor, Inc. www.triwesttractor.com 6281 Southfront Road Livermore, CA 94551 925-455-8200

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Bigger Space Allows Abra Equipment to Boost Product Lines ABRA from page 48

The increase in space will also be a major asset in enhancing and expanding the company’s distribution of its other product lines, including SEPPI M., DipperFox and BrushFox. Abra Equipment Supply sees Foxx Loaders as an integral part of its business. These loaders have broad appeal across many industry segments and are designed for construction, landscaping, municipalities, agriculture, tree service, snow removal, land management, general material handling and more. According to Abra, what Foxx Loaders “brings to the table” is timely assistance and expert guidance from quality dealers. “With a two-year/1,000-hour warranty, U.S.-based parts and support and 30 years of proven manufacturing expertise, we see this product addition as a ‘win-win’ for an already strong lineup of attachments and machines,” said Tom Ledin, CEO of Abra Equipment Supply. For more information, visit foxxloaders.com or abraequipmentsupply.com.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2025 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

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Salvaging Crucial to Widening Work WIDEN from page 1

“There were numerous existing utilities — power, natural gas and data/communication providers that had existing facilities that were required to be relocated within the expanded public right-of-way in order to accommodate the construction activities associated with the planned construction of the widening of SH 105,” said Scott M. Ashmore, SER’s senior project manager. “Many of the facilities that were anticipated to be relocated prior to the start of the project’s construction remained to be adjusted when construction began. “The project was allotted 725 working days,” he added. “The project progressed very well … with 90 percent of the work completed when 61 percent of the contract time had been utilized.” To aid with utility relocations, TxDOT had a third-party management firm serve as a utility coordinator. “SER worked very closely with TxDOT and TxDOT’s third-party construction engineering and inspection firm, LJA Engineering,” Ashmore said. “SER and TxDOT representatives had separate on-site field office facilities that were set up on the same property, which made for quick and con-

Crews are widening the highway from one lane in each direction to two lanes with continuously reinforced concrete pavement

venient access to one another and resulted in many project dilemmas and field issues being resolved at the lowest level possible.” The weather also was a factor, such as flooding in the spring of 2024, Hurricane Beryl in the summer of 2025 and a severe snow and ice storm and wildfires in the Pauline Road area in the spring. Before reconstructing the existing lanes, SER crews built new lanes and shoulders. “Among the first construction activities on the project was the construction of a temporary drainage features and temporary detour pavement lane that was constructed for the entire length of the project,” Ashmore said. Salvaging Crucial “A key to SER’s approach to the project was a focus on salvaging and repurposing as much of the existing roadway material removed from the old roadway as possible and economically reincorporating it into the construction of the new highway,” he added. “To that end, a 23-acre site was secured along the project corridor that was established to store/stockpile, process and produce products for the project. Throughout the life of the project, there were nearly continuous operations that included a crushing operation, a trommel screening operation, a pugmill operation and a concrete batch plant operation.” From the ground up, the typical roadway pavement and base section of the lanes consists of a 6-in. layer of cementtreated earth subgrade, a 6-in. plant-mixed cement-treated aggregate base layer roller compacted in place, a 1-in. hotmix asphalt base bond breaker and a 10-in. continuously reinforced concrete pavement section. On a typical day, the concrete paving crew would place roughly 2,000 linear ft. of roadway. “In most cases, early strength test results would be sufficient to permit access to and use of the concrete pavement within three calendar days,” Ashmore said. “Paving shifts typically started during the early morning hours. Ice was routinely added to the concrete mix at the batch plant during periods of high temperatures in order to control the concrete’s temperature during placement.” The concrete pavement was placed with a fleet of Gomaco equipment including a GP-600 slipform paver, a PS-2600 placer/spreader and a TC-600 Texture/Cure machine. A Gomaco C-450 bridge deck finisher was used on the bridge concrete deck pours. see WIDEN page 59

Newly placed concrete barriers are part of the roadway taking shape.

Work occurs at all hours.

The four new concrete girder-type bridges were constructed to a width of 111 ft.

Recycling was critical to the success of the project. Here, a Cat articulated truck hauls off asphalt ground up using a Roadtec milling machine.

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Widening Project Features Four Concrete Girder Bridges WIDEN from page 58

Bridging the Gap The four new concrete girder-type bridges were constructed to a width of 111 ft., with a center auxiliary lane, two through traffic lanes with a full shoulder for both eastbound and westbound traffic and a full pedestrian sidewalk on either side of each bridge. Slightly more than 5,000 linear ft. of TxDOT TY C223 bridge rail was constructed as a component of the project’s bridge structures two lanes in each direction at Crystal Creek. The East Fork bridge is 191 ft. long, the Hurricane Creek bridge is 67 ft. long, the Caney Creek bridge is 651 ft. long and the Cagle Branch Creek bridge is 117 ft. long. “Each of the project’s four bridges crossed waterways that were not to be disturbed and posed challenges to the use and placement of cranes needed to set the 132,000-lb. Tx62 girders,” Ashmore said. Bridge construction time varied widely depending on which bridge and which phase was being constructed. “The first phase of each bridge involved the construction of the 39-ft. width of each bridge, while the subsequent phases involved the construction of the remaining 72-ft. width of each bridge,” Ashmore said. All of the bridges included the installation of drill shaft concrete foundations ranging from 18 in. to 72 in. in diameter and depths of up to 91 ft. below the natural ground surface elevation. Prestressed concrete girders were manufactured at an offsite location and transported to the project for placement. In total, there was 13,280 linear ft. of girders

that were comprised of Tx28, Tx34, Tx54 and Tx62. The bridges over Hurricane Creek and Cagle Branch Creek were designed with interlocking prestressed concrete sheet pile driven adjacent to the respective channels to provide an additional level of scour protection to the structure’s abutments. Concrete sheets 2-ft. wide by 1 ft. thick and up to 41 ft. long, totaling 18,400 sq. ft., were driven with a diesel piledriving hammer. The existing bridge structures were demolished by SER crews equipped with hydraulic breakers and demolition jaws mounted on crawler excavators. “It was necessary to remove portions of the existing bridges in order to provide sufficient room to construct the first phase of the new bridges,” Ashmore said. “Once the first phase of the new bridges was opened to traffic the remainder of the existing bridges were demolished to make way for the completion of the construction of the new bridges.” Most of the general underground, earthwork and subbase layer’s construction was performed with the use of SER’s fleet of Cat equipment represented and serviced by the Houston area’s Mustang Cat. The new waterline and associated earthwork and roadway drainage consisted of 40,000 linear ft. of waterline installation and drainage installation, including nearly 23,000 linear ft. of concrete box culvert of varying sizes up to 8-ft.-by-5ft., and nearly 20,000 linear ft. of reinforced concrete pipe of varying sizes up to 48 in. in diameter. see WIDEN page 62

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This is meant to prevent injury by isolating a machine from the energy source and render it inoperative before the employee services the unit. Respiratory protection citations are on the list at number five. The standard directs employers on establishing or maintaining a respiratory protection program. Requirements for program administration; worksite-specific procedures; respirator selection; employee training; and fit testing are included. Also included are rules regarding medical evaluation; respirator use; and respirator cleaning, maintenance and repair. The rule states that the employer must provide a medical evaluation to determine the employee’s ability to use a respirator. That evaluation must occur before the employee is fit-tested or required to use the respirator in the workplace. The employer may discontinue an employee’s medical evaluations when the employee is no longer

required to use a respirator. At number six on OSHA’s Top 10 list is fall protection training requirements, addressing those specifically of the employer. The employer must provide a training program for each employee who might be exposed to fall hazards. The program must enable each employee to recognize the hazards of falling and train each employee in procedures to minimize these hazards. At number seven on the citations list is scaffolding and the standard covers general safety requirements for the structures. Scaffolds should be designed by a qualified person, according to OSHA, and construction and loaded in line with that design. Employers are bound to protect construction workers from falls and falling objects while working on or near scaffolding at heights of 10 ft. or higher. Powered industrial trucks are number eight on OSHA’s most cited standards list. The standard covers the design, maintenance

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and operation of these machines. The machines covered by the standard include forklifts and motorized hand trucks. It also covers operator training requirements. The employer must certify that each operator has been trained and evaluated as required. Certification must include the name of the operator, the date of the training, the date of the evaluation and the identity of the trainer or evaluator. If the powered truck is in need

of repair, the defective or unsafe truck must be taken out of service until it is restored to safe operating condition. Violations of OSHA’s personal protective and lifesaving equipment standard regarding eye and face protection is number nine on the Top 10 citation list. Addressing appropriate PPE for workers exposed to eye or face hazards, it includes risks such as flying particles and chemical gases

or vapors. The employer must ensure each employee uses appropriate eye or face protection when exposed to hazards. Hazards cited include molten metal, liquid chemicals, acids or caustic liquids or light radiation. Last on OSHA’s Top 10 list is machine guarding. The standard protects operators and employees from hazards including those created by point of operation. Other hazards cited include ingoing nip points, rotating parts, flying chips and sparks. One or more methods of machine guarding must be provided to protect the operator and other employees in the machine area. The agency knows “significant progress” has been made in improving workplace conditions but said it can’t achieve its mission with enforcement only. “That’s why we’re taking a balanced approach — one that values partnerships and strong compliance assistance as essential strategies alongside traditional enforcement.”  CEG

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