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Closures Key to Security Paving Delivering I-5 Burbank Pavement Rehab Project

Closures Key to Security Paving Delivering I-5 Burbank Pavement Rehab Project

Jun 8, 2026 - Security Paving Co. is completing a $23.2 million rehabilitation of 1 mi. of Interstate 5 in Burbank and Los Angeles with five 55-hour weekend closures. The project uses advanced planning and Cat equipment to replace concrete pavement, improve safety and ride quality and meet Caltrans’ 40-year design lifespan goals while maximizing productivity and safety.  Read more →








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    Closures Key to Security Paving Delivering I-5 Burbank Pavement Rehab Project

    Closures Key to Security Paving Delivering I-5 Burbank Pavement Rehab Project

    Security Paving Co. is completing a $23.2 million rehabilitation of 1 mi. of Interstate 5 in Burbank and Los Angeles with five 55-hour weekend closures. The project uses advanced planning and Cat equipment to replace concrete pavement, improve safety and ride quality and meet Caltrans’ 40-year design lifespan goals while maximizing productivity and safety.


    Tulsa's 'Stonehenge' Disappearing Under Freeway Flyovers

    Tulsa's 'Stonehenge' Disappearing Under Freeway Flyovers

    Tulsa’s $252 million project to replace the outdated U.S. 75 and Interstate 44 cloverleaf interchange is progressing steadily with new flyover ramps opening through 2028. The upgrade improves safety and traffic flow while replacing the iconic “Stonehenge” piers under rising freeway bridges.


    Mesa Gateway Airport Runway Reconstruction Nears Completion

    Mesa Gateway Airport Runway Reconstruction Nears Completion

    Pulice, a Flatiron Dragados company, is set to complete the $44 million Mesa Gateway Airport Runway 12R-30L reconstruction project ahead of schedule and below budget. The project rebuilds the 10,401-ft runway with new concrete, asphalt shoulders, lighting and drainage, enhancing safety and operations at this key commercial airport.


    Water Work: Two Crawler Cranes From ALL Help Build Underwater Pipeline Off Myrtle Beach

    Water Work: Two Crawler Cranes From ALL Help Build Underwater Pipeline Off Myrtle Beach

    Two crawler cranes from ALL Carolina Crane Rental are key in building an underwater pipeline off Myrtle Beach to prevent coastal flooding. Using a 220-ton Manitowoc 14000 and Link-Belt 248HSL, crews install heavy concrete pipes 1,500 ft. offshore, improving stormwater drainage and protecting South Carolina's Grand Strand coastline.


    Gulf Coast JCB Celebrates Grand Opening in Baton Rouge

    Gulf Coast JCB Celebrates Grand Opening in Baton Rouge

    Gulf Coast JCB celebrates the grand opening of its full-service dealership in Baton Rouge, expanding JCB’s presence in the Gulf Coast region. The new facility offers equipment sales, parts and service to support growing construction, infrastructure and agriculture markets. This investment strengthens JCB’s dealer network and commitment to customer success.


    Montana Governor Announces Janicki Industries Selects Great Falls for $800M Manufacturing Facility

    Montana Governor Announces Janicki Industries Selects Great Falls for $800M Manufacturing Facility

    Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte announced Janicki Industries will build an $800 million manufacturing facility in Great Falls. The project will create 1,000 jobs and expand the company’s advanced composites and precision machining operations. Construction starts July 2026 with the campus opening in late 2027, boosting Montana’s economy and workforce.


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