Alabama is set to begin construction on the $3.2B Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project by late 2026. The phased plan will expand I-10 across Mobile Bay, easing congestion, boosting freight access to the Port of Mobile and improving evacuation routes. Tolls start after the bridge opens, projected in 2031, supporting this major infrastructure upgrade.

Granite Construction is completing the final phase of a $700 million U.S. 101 upgrade near Santa Barbara. The project adds high-occupancy lanes, 14 bridges and improved stormwater systems to reduce congestion between Carpinteria and Montecito. Completion is scheduled for late 2028, enhancing traffic flow and safety along this key California corridor.

ROMCO Equipment hosted a hands-on Cemen Tech volumetric concrete mixer demo day in Carrollton, Texas, on June 25, 2026. Contractors explored live pours, learned how mixers improve jobsite efficiency and control and discovered features like onboard computers and automatic washout. ROMCO offers ongoing local support as Texas’ exclusive Cemen Tech dealer.

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.

Ferrovial’s Webber nears completion of the $365 million Interstate 10 widening project in Colorado County, Texas. The upgrade expands 12 mi. from two to three lanes each way, replaces 18 bridges and enhances safety and drainage. Expected to finish July 2027, it will improve traffic flow and serve as a vital hurricane evacuation route connecting Houston Austin and San Antonio.

Granite Construction replaced the aging Edgewater Bridge in Everett, Wash., addressing earthquake risks steep slopes and floods. The new wider precast concrete bridge supports two-way traffic walkers and bikers. Innovative engineering overcame a 90-ft. drop and unstable ground, enhancing safety and accessibility for residents and emergency responders.

Mountain Crane Service used three Liebherr mobile cranes to safely demolish the aging Yellowstone River Bridge in challenging terrain. The LTM 1650-8.1, LTM 1400-7.1 and LTM 1110-5.1 models provided powerful lifting, precise control and environmental protection, supporting infrastructure restoration in Yellowstone National Park.