Allied Construction Products - Tue March 30, 2021
Sandvik Settles in at Allied, Sees Growth by 'Continuing to Do It Right'
What will the Sandvik acquisition mean to longtime distributors and end-users of Allied Construction Products' breakers and compactors?"We are going to continue to do right what Allied has done right for many years," said Jonas Lindqvist, who was named managing director of the company that is being renamed Sandvik....
Sandvik - Wed August 12, 2020
Sandvik Acquires Allied Construction
Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology has signed an agreement to acquire Allied Construction Products LLC (Allied), a U.S. distributor of hydraulic hammers to the construction and mining industries and manufacturer of compactor plates and mounting brackets....
Tue October 24, 2017
Volvo Partners With Allied Construction Products
Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo) and Allied Construction Products LLC (Allied) have entered into an agreement for the sale and support of Allied hydraulic breakers. The partnership was created to offer customers more options in breakers and other aftermarket attachments in North America, and results in the addition of 40 models to Volvo dealer product offerings, including the Allied flagship Rammer and Hy-Ram hydraulic breakers and Ho-Pac and Skid-Pac compactor/drivers....
Allied Construction Products - Thu May 11, 2017
Rammer Hammers by Allied are Designed and Built for High-Efficiency Demolition
Rammer Series boom-mounted hydraulic hammers by Allied Construction Products reflect over 70 years of experience producing high performance, high efficiency hammers known for exceptional productivity and reliability....
Mon October 24, 2016
Leo L. Matthews Passes Away
Leo L. Matthews passed away on Sept. 4, 2016. Mr. Matthews served as president and CEO of Allied Construction Products LLC (formerly known as Allied Steel & Tractor Products Inc.) over two separate periods of time from 1976 through 1983 in Solon, Ohio, and most recently from 1993 through 2005 in Cleveland, Ohio....
Wed December 09, 2015
Phil Paranic Promoted to Allied Construction President, CEO
The Allied Construction Products LLC board of members has announced the promotion of Phil Paranic to the position of president and CEO. Paranic recently served as executive vice president. Paranic’s experience includes more than 15 years with Allied administering corporate purchasing and wholesale pricing for all product lines, overseeing used equipment sales and managing sales operations for the eastern sales region....
Wed October 22, 2014
Allied Recycling Finds Success with Help From Liebherr and Lorusso Heavy Equipment
Edward Jamieson has been in the scrap industry for decades. When the opportunity arose in 2003 to take over the site of a former demolition and recycling center in Walpole, Mass., Jamieson jumped at the opportunity....
Tue October 07, 2014
Contractor Sales Adds Allied MP 985R to Its Lineup
Upstate New York’s heavy highway, excavation, demolition and aggregate producing contractors have long been the core customer base of Albany, N.Y.-based Contractors Sales. With that in mind, Contractors Sales has just added an LBX 350 series excavator equipped with the new Allied model MP 985R material processor....
Wed July 02, 2014
Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Projects Employ Scores of Contractors
As one of the largest construction jobs currently under way in the United States, the combined Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges projects are employing scores of contractors, each contributing their unique skills toward overcoming the many challenging aspects encountered on the job....
Tue January 14, 2014
Allied Construction Services Looks Ahead, Recruits Arena as New COO
Looking ahead to a stronger 2014 in the construction industry, Allied Construction Services has recruited industry veteran Jody Arena to serve as its chief operating officer. With an improving economy, in Philadelphia commercial vacancy rates fell by 12.1 percent and construction increased 69.6 during third-quarter 2013; in the suburbs, vacancies were down 17 percent and construction rose a full 92.1 percent....
