Fri September 03, 2010
Alan Wilbert Joins Cowin Equipment Company in Atlanta
Cowin Equipment Company recently expanded its staff at the Mableton (Atlanta), Ga., branch with the addition of Alan Wilbert, as rental sales representative. Wilbert started his career in construction equipment sales and rentals in 1997 when he joined US Rentals/United Rentals....
Tue March 02, 2010
Cowin Equipment Welcomes Duncan to Its Ga. Sales Staff
Cowin Equipment Company Inc., Birmingham, Ala., announced the addition of Jeff Duncan to its sales staff at its Mableton, Ga., facility. Duncan brings more than 25 years of experience in heavy equipment sales and a strong knowledge of the 26 counties in Georgia for which he’s responsible to the company....
Tue February 16, 2010
Doosan Appoints Cowin Equipment
Doosan Infracore Construction Equipment has named Cowin Equipment Company of Montgomery, Ala., its new dealer for heavy excavators and wheel loaders in the state of Georgia. Cowin will serve the Georgia market from its branch locations in Atlanta and Albany....
Fri December 25, 2009
After 42 Years With Cowin Equipment Co., Dennis McPoland Set to Retire
After more than 42 years of service to Cowin Equipment Co., Senior Vice President and General Sales Manager Dennis McPoland has elected to retire at the end of 2009. “Dennis has been with us for more than 40 years....
Fri April 03, 2009
Cowin Equipment Co. Honored as a Top Ten GOMACO Distributor
GOMACO Corporation recently recognized Cowin Equipment Company of Alabama as a top ten distributor for sales in the 2008 fiscal year. The award was presented in recognition for outstanding sales and distribution of GOMACO equipment in the United States....
Kerry Lynn Kirby - Thu April 24, 2008
Morris Group Builds Safer Bridge Over Blackwater Creek
Crossing Blackwater Creek on AL 69 in Walker County is a harrowing experience, involving a steep hill, a blind curve and a narrow, circa 1932 bridge. After years of delays — the word locally is that the project as originally designed would have affected a Confederate cemetery — work is well under way to change that scary ride into a pleasant crossing....
Thu March 13, 2008
GUCA Heads to Capitol for Lobby Day 2008
Georgia Utility Contractors Association (GUCA) Inc. held its annual Lobby Day Feb. 12 at the Georgia Capitol. More than 30 GUCA members enjoyed a free breakfast buffet before being welcomed by GUCA President Rich Nudi, Reynolds Inc....
Matthew Willett - Thu January 17, 2008
Drought Reigns Supreme Over Georgia Contractors
In Georgia, watching the sky has become an exercise in industrial intelligence gathering. For contractors, every day without rain is another day closer to a drought of the financial kind. The drought in Georgia that began in 2006 has been a blessing and a curse for the construction industry; a challenge and in some cases a boon....
Kerry Lynn Kirby - Wed January 02, 2008
Demolition Clears Way for Tuscaloosa Makeover
They’re tearing it up in Tuscaloosa these days. The city — famous as home to the University of Alabama’s main campus — is undergoing a major transformation, through a combination of public and private projects designed to make the city a vibrant place where people live, work and play....
Wed December 19, 2007
GUCA Holds Area Meeting in Macon
Georgia Utility Contractors Association Inc. (GUCA) held an area membership meeting at the Golden Corral in Macon, Ga., Nov. 14. More than 20 registrants attended this dinner meeting and were treated to a damage prevention seminar presented by Gary Mason, Georgia Public Service Commission and a presentation discussing the Utilities Protection Center’s Board Policy for Sufficient Particularity presented by Holly Files of the Utilities Protection Center....
