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Thu November 23, 2006

Linder Offering Expanded Komatsu Bulldozer Line-up

Komatsu America Corp. has introduced its new series of D85 crawler dozers which includes the D85EX-15 and D85PX-15, which are available through Linder Machinery Company’s 19 locations in Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina....

James A. Budd - Mon November 20, 2006

Utility Relocation Adds Year to Project

Gwinnett County, located in the northern suburbs of Atlanta, has ranked as one of the fastest growing counties in the country for several decades, a fact that keeps state and local transportation planners jumping just to stay ahead of traffic gridlock....

David Hunt - Wed November 15, 2006

Mascaro Assembles Arsenal on Bradford Bypass Project

Mascaro Construction, of Pittsburgh, Pa., has assembled an arsenal of heavy equipment on Route 219 to complete an ambitious two-year, $55-million project to rebuild the Bradford Bypass in northcentral Pennsylvania....

Mon October 16, 2006

Old Dozer Out, New Pegsons in for David Chaves Excavation

In 1980 David Chaves decided that the old bulldozer from his father’s farm should be used as more than a lawn ornament. The machine had been sitting idle since Dave’s father, Manuel, opted out of the dairy farm business he owned for 10 years....

Wed September 27, 2006

Pete’s Trucking and Demolition Repairs Protective Berm

A small crew from Pete’s Trucking and Demolition were called to Boca Raton, FL, this summer to repair damage caused last year during Hurricane Wilma. The Plantation, FL-based company brought its Kawasaki 80ZV wheel loader and a Komatsu D39 bulldozer to build a 6-ft....

Mary Reed - Mon September 18, 2006

Full Plate of Earth Served Up for Pasta Plant Construction

On July l4, Kirk Trofholz, president of Barilla America Inc., journeyed to upstate New York to visit the site of the company’s largest current global investment. Barilla, headquartered in Bannockburn, IL, is constructing a pasta plant and distribution center in Avon, NY, situated approximately 50 mi....

David S. Chartock - Wed September 20, 2006

State Agencies Determined to Save Bolsa Chica Lowland Ecosystem

Rainfall was the biggest challenge facing the project team of the soon-to-be completed $147-million Bolsa Chica Lowland Restoration Project in Huntington Beach, CA. According to Jack M. Fancher, coastal program chief and Bolsa Chica program manager of the U.S....

David S. Chartock - Fri September 08, 2006

WYDOT Preserves Beauty of Togwotee Trail

Landslide stabilization has been the biggest challenge facing the project team of the $100-million Wyoming Department of Transportation’s (WYDOT’s) Togwotee Trail project, according to Kaia Tharp, WYDOT’s Dubois, WY-based project engineer....

Thu August 31, 2006

Compaction Key During Cadence Construction

Once the Deere move out, the horses will move in. New Creation Land Developers, equipped with John Deere machinery, is currently grading a 510-acre site in Blue Ridge, GA, as the future home of Cadence, an equestrian community....

Jeff Cronin - Tue August 01, 2006

Talladega Paving Job Steeped With Angles

It’s likely one of the steepest paving jobs in the country. At 33 degrees — a 65 percent drop slope — the crew from Sunmount Corporation has had to come up with a new way of keeping the paving train where it needs to be as they resurface the track at Talladega Speedway in Alabama....