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.

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.

Carolina Cat opened a new 35,000-sq.-ft. full-service branch in Gastonia, N.C., during its 100th year. The facility offers compact and heavy equipment sales, service, parts and rental, featuring 13 service bays and modern amenities. This expansion strengthens customer support, creates jobs and reinforces the company’s commitment to the growing Gastonia market.

Webber LLC is halfway through the $189.8 million Texas Department of Transportation U.S. 59 upgrade from Shepherd to Cleveland, enhancing safety and supporting a future Interstate 69 designation. The project includes bridges, frontage roads and main lane expansion, using advanced materials and equipment to ensure durability and improve traffic flow while accommodating hurricane evacuation needs.

ReadyDig expands across Colorado with locations in Hudson, Greeley and Yuma, offering a wide range of construction and agricultural equipment from brands like XCMG, Yanmar and Toro. The dealership focuses on sales, rentals, parts and service, backed by an uptime guarantee and personalized customer support to serve contractors, farmers and landscapers statewide.

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.

Skanska and SBCTA are upgrading an 11-mile stretch of I-15 in San Bernardino County to reduce congestion. The $390 million project adds express lanes, freight lanes, and widens bridges while improving drainage and sound walls. Set to finish in August 2028, it aims to boost traffic flow and support Southern California’s economic growth.