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The Coast Guard awarded a $315 million contract to Tutor Perini Corp. to design and construct a new fuel pier and major cutter mooring at Base Kodiak.
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Bill Nelson General Engineering Construction Inc. is closing as owner Bill Nelson retires.
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After years of working in bridge construction and using hydraulic breakers for demolition, Spencer Flatt became frustrated with the cost of the equipment, replacement parts and the time it could take to get those parts when a breaker went down.
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R.J. Noble Inc. is rehabilitating a 15.3-mi. section of Pacific Coast Highway (State Route 1) in Southern California under a $52.28 million Caltrans contract.
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AED has expanded its government affairs program to include representation in all 50 states.
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Customizable control, intelligent data logging and faster fault diagnosis define Potain's new ECS.
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Power Dog Equipment will exhibit at Equip Exposition 2026. Visitors can get hands-on with the Power Dog Grazer 48 in. weed and brush mower, the centerpiece of this year's display.
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Contractor Bill Nelson Retirement Auction Set for Oct. 30 : CEG Construction Equipment Guide
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s fourth regional rail facility will support the Silver Line’s fleet of state-of-the-art diesel multiple-unit vehicles, which will be cleaned, maintained and refueled at the site.
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One Rangers Way is the first residential community in Arlington’s $4-billion Entertainment District, developed under a public-private partnership with the Cordish Cos., the Texas Rangers and the city of Arlington.
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The hazard profile on this project was substantial, with five bridge structures, 2.5 million cu yd of excavation, 10,000 linear ft of steel pipe pile-driving and asphalt paving.
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To ensure the U.S. Soccer National Training Center would be completed ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the project team had to accelerate delivery.