Richard Miller - Sat March 16, 2002
Williams Relocates Kansas Pipeline With American DD-90
Part of a recent Brush Creek channel modification project in Prairie Village KS, included the installation of a small paved parking area adjacent to a stream. Near the end of the project it was discovered that a natural gas transmission pipeline that runs beneath the parking area was too shallow to safely lay the new asphalt....
Tue April 02, 2002
Hertz Equipment Rental Announces the Opening of Three New Service Pump Locations
Hertz Equipment Rental Corporation has opened Hertz Service Pump locations in Charlotte, NC, Charleston, SC and Virginia Beach, VA, adding three new branches to the Hertz Service Pump family. Gerry Plescia, HERC president and executive vice president of The Hertz Corporation, commented, ”Since its introduction in 1999, customer response has been quite favorable for Hertz Service Pump....
Fri February 15, 2002
AEM Elects 12 New Members
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) recently elected 12 companies to membership in the international trade group for companies that manufacture and market agriculture and construction-related equipment and services....
Wed January 23, 2002
Carolinas AGC Announces 2002 Officers, Directors
The Carolinas Associated General Contractors (AGC), has announced its 2002 officers and directors. More than 3,400 members in North and South Carolina perform or support 75 percent of commercial and industrial construction (buildings, highways/bridges, utility facilities) in the two states....
Ron Page - Wed January 23, 2002
Crews Hit the Books With Adjacent School Projects
Despite a rainy period early in construction, work is on schedule at both the Holly Ridge Middle and Elementary schools, each targeted to open in Holly Springs, NC, in fall 2002. The overall project includes a campus with site amenities for football, baseball, soccer, softball and track....
Emilie Haulenbeek - Fri October 19, 2001
Crews Raise Crane for Oklahoma State Capitol Dome Construction
At the job site about 100 ft. (30.4 m) in the air, workers are pounding at the walls of a small, concrete-ringed room. Tucked in the top floor of Oklahoma’s state capitol, they’re demolishing the solid concrete saucer dome that stood here only a few months ago....
Amanda L. Gutshall - Wed June 27, 2001
Contractors Pump Up Capability of Atlanta Waste Facility
The city of Atlanta, GA, is taking a proactive approach in keeping its sewage system and pumping stations in the best working condition possible.
In a recently completed job, a sewage pumping station rehab project at Utoy Waste Treatment Facility, was done by Archer Western of Atlanta, GA, and the subcontractor Gould & Associates-NES Pumping Systems, also of Atlanta, GA, and Houston, TX....
Angela B. Hurni - Mon August 27, 2001
S.B. Ballard Erects $40M ODU Convocation Center in Virginia
S.B. Ballard Construction Co. of Virginia Beach, VA, has been awarded a contract for construction of the $40-million Old Dominion University (ODU) Ted Constant Convocation Center in Norfolk.
Ballard is the general contractor and concrete specialty contractor for the 219,330-sq.-ft....
Mon August 20, 2001
Godwin Pumps Relocates Richmond Office
Bridgeport, NJ-based Godwin Pumps recently relocated its Richmond, VA, branch office to Hanover Industrial Air Park in Ashland, VA. Located on nearly 3 acres, the new facility includes an equipment yard, service shop, parts inventory and offices for more than 15 employees serving the central and southwest Virginia region.
To introduce its services and facility to potential consumers, Godwin Pumps is offering a site tour and equipment demos....
Wed February 02, 2000
Sunbelt Pumps Turn Tide on Brandywine River Site
Sunbelt Rentals’ South Jersey Pump & Power location recently performed a challenging pump job in historic Wilmington, DE, utilizing four of its new 15-centimeter (6 in.) Quiet Flow diesel-driven trash pumps....
