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Market Pulse
Readers' Poll: 60% Report Positive View of Trump’s Construction Impact
A majority of contractors responding to an Equipment World readers' poll have a positive view of the Trump administration's impact on construction.
December 1, 2025
Roadbuilding
Estimates for Baltimore's Key Bridge Replacement Rise to $5.2B with Opening in 2030
Replacing the bridge that collapsed after a ship strike will cost as much as $3 billion more, and the time to complete it has also risen.
November 26, 2025
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November 1, 2025
Contractor of the Year
Flanagan’s Contracting: From High School Hustle to $20M Site Development Business
He launched his landscaping business at 17 to get out of class. Today, the company performs multi-million-dollar site development jobs.
November 26, 2025
Safety & Compliance
1 Dead, 2 Injured in Trench Collapse; Contractor Has Long History of Violations
The contractor on the project has been cited by OSHA for numerous violations as far back as 1995.
November 25, 2025
Roadbuilding
Wisconsin DOT Begins $1.7B Reconstruction of Busy Section of I-94
One of the state's busiest roadways will be widened and its deteriorating pavement, bridges and interchanges upgraded.
November 25, 2025
Roadbuilding
Golden Gate Bridge's Seismic Retrofit Set to Enter Final $864M Phase
Phase 3B will strengthen the main span between the two towers and the two side spans, as well as reinforce both towers.
November 24, 2025
Roadbuilding
Virginia's $660M I-495 Express Lanes Extension Set to Open This Month
The new interstate toll roads connect with the original 14-mile Express Lanes and extend toward the Maryland border.
November 21, 2025
Roadbuilding
NTSB: Loose Wire Triggered Fatal Ship Crash, Collapse of Baltimore’s Key Bridge
The March 26, 2024, crash resulted from an electrical blackout on the container ship, according to the final report.
November 20, 2025
Roadbuilding
Iowa DOT Pays Farmers to Protect Roads from Snowdrifts with Corn
Standing corn left in open, wind-prone areas near roads significantly reduces salt use and snowplowing and gives farmers another source of income.
November 18, 2025
Business
Texas Prepares for Historic $20B Boost for Water Infrastructure
The money, spread over 20 years, will be used for repairing aging pipes, upgrading treatment facilities and building new water supplies.
November 17, 2025
Roadbuilding
Could Low-Carbon Cement Be Causing Premature Deterioration of Indiana Roads, Bridges?
The DOT has placed new limitations on limestone-infused Type 1L cement, which the American Cement Association is challenging.
November 14, 2025
Contractor of the Year
A Michigan Contractor Finds Unexpected Path to Pipe-Fusion Profits
The owner of Matt's Underground initially trained to be a mechanic, but a job at a pipeline company revealed a different, more lucrative career.
November 12, 2025
Roadbuilding
New York Devotes Extra $600M for 2,150 Miles of Pavement Renewal
The newly funded 185 projects will be completed alongside scheduled work from the state's $34 billion Capital Plan.
November 10, 2025
Business
Hitachi Ltd. Reduces Stake in Hitachi Construction Machinery Following Rebrand Announcement
As Hitachi tightens its focus on digital businesses, it continues to step away from its construction arm, reducing its stake from 51% in 2022 to just 18.4% today.
November 6, 2025
Roadbuilding
Wyoming DOT to Reopen Repaired Green River Tunnel After Deadly Collision & Fire
The tunnel has been closed since February after a chain reaction of crashes involving 26 vehicles killed three and injured 20 people.
November 6, 2025
Business
CNH to Close Case Backhoe Plant in Iowa in 2026
The plant, which employs 200 people, will close by mid-2026, with CNH citing declining demand for backhoe loaders.
November 5, 2025
Contractor of the Year
Three Partners, One Vision: How Diversified Underground Found Its Niche
From humble beginnings with a used drill and vac truck, this Colorado contractor grew into a leading hydrovac and utility locating firm.
November 5, 2025
Business
Kubota Shuffles International Leadership; Stucke Named North American President
The new president comes to the role two years after becoming the first American head of Kubota Tractor Corporation.
November 4, 2025
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