$46M Findlay Community Center Under Construction - Jul 13, 2026
Jul 13, 2026 - The Blaine Hill Bridge on U.S. Route 40 in Ohio re-opened two years early after extensive repairs. ODOT fast-tracked the project to fix structural damage and improve safety. The updated bridge features one lane each way, bike and pedestrian paths, and preserves its historic significance. Read more →
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Jul 8, 2026 - McGrew Auction Company unveils a new brand identity and invests in advanced technology to enhance growth and customer experience. Launching a new website and online bidding platform, McGrew aims to simplify auctions for buyers and sellers nationwide while expanding services beyond equipment auctions.
Jul 8, 2026 - I Dig Texas in Marble Falls offers the Apex Predator Brush Cutter, a heavy-duty skid steer attachment for land clearing and brush removal. Available in 72- and 78-in. widths with standard and high-flow hydraulic options, it features reinforced steel and carbide teeth for durable, efficient cutting of brush and trees up to 12 in. in diameter.
Jul 7, 2026 - The $91 million Dutch Point Viaduct rehabilitation on I-91 southbound in Hartford began in 2025 and will extend the bridge’s lifespan by 25 years. Led by J.F. White Contracting, the project upgrades structural elements, replaces the deck and parapets, and improves load capacity while maintaining traffic flow through strategic closures and coordination.
Jul 7, 2026 - ROMCO Equipment Co. continues sponsoring the Texas A&M Formula SAE Electric Team for the 2026 season. Supporting future engineers, ROMCO backs the team’s innovative electric race car project and competition efforts at Michigan International Speedway, highlighting its commitment to community and industry leadership.
Jul 7, 2026 - New York State DOT awarded a $2.1B contract to CNY Alliance for the Syracuse I-81 Viaduct removal and Community Grid construction. This phase includes rebuilding I-690, upgrading 25 local streets and improving access to downtown for pedestrians cyclists and motorists, aiming to reconnect neighborhoods and enhance safety and traffic flow.
Jul 7, 2026 - California and Native American tribes broke ground on the California Indian Heritage Center in West Sacramento. Supported by a $100 million state investment, the center will honor California’s Indigenous peoples with cultural exhibits outdoor spaces and educational programs. It’s set to open in fall 2026 and celebrate Native heritage and stewardship.
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ALLU’s new concrete screening and crushing bucket for excavators processes concrete brick asphalt and reinforced demolition material onsite. Designed for 25- to 45-ton excavators the attachment reduces transport costs boosts recycling efficiency and supports sustainable construction by turning demolition waste into reusable aggregate.

The Blaine Hill Bridge on U.S. Route 40 in Ohio re-opened two years early after extensive repairs. ODOT fast-tracked the project to fix structural damage and improve safety. The updated bridge features one lane each way, bike and pedestrian paths, and preserves its historic significance.

The $46 million Findlay Community Center in Cincinnati's North Over-the-Rhine will offer a childcare center, fitness areas, pool, roller rink, playground and community programs. This project aims to revitalize a neglected neighborhood, promote healthy lifestyles and provide safe spaces for youth and adults, boosting community connection and development.

Concrete waste is growing and contractors need efficient onsite solutions. ALLU’s new excavator-mounted concrete screening and crushing bucket processes demolition material including rebar-contaminated rubble directly onsite. This reduces hauling costs, saves time and creates reusable aggregate for faster sustainable construction projects.

Suncore is nearing completion of the Utah Department of Transportation's $91.1 million Interstate 15 Hamilton Fort rebuild in Iron County, Utah. The project adds a northbound climbing lane upgrades the Hamilton Fort interchange with a roundabout and reconstructs the northbound bridge. It is designed to improve safety traffic flow and support freight tourism on this key corridor. Completion is expected in late fall.

ALL Erection & Crane Rental’s “Blue Beast” Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1 crane lifted a 66,000-lb 1945 B&O caboose over a building at Ohio Village in Columbus. The crane’s 770-ton capacity and 263-ft boom allowed precise placement near the visitor center, enhancing this Civil War living history museum during its multi-year renovation.

McGrew Auction Company unveils a new brand identity and invests in advanced technology to enhance growth and customer experience. Launching a new website and online bidding platform, McGrew aims to simplify auctions for buyers and sellers nationwide while expanding services beyond equipment auctions.