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Business
Engine Manufacturer Kohler Changes Name to Rehlko
After rebranding a year ago to Kohler Energy, the Wisconsin-based company once again has a new name.
October 2, 2024
Contractor of the Year
After 40-Plus Years, Connecticut Contractor Still Likes Working on the Crew
“I don’t need to be out there. I just like being out there,” says the 59-year-old owner of D'Amico Construction, a family-owned business since 1952.
October 1, 2024
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Construction Equipment
Tadano to Acquire Crane, Aerial Lift Manufacturer Manitex for $223 Million
The acquisition of the Illinois-based company expands Japan-based Tadano's global truck loader crane and aerial work platform businesses.
October 1, 2024
Business
Vegas Convention Center’s $600M Renovation Set to Finish by ConExpo
Attendees of North America’s largest construction trade show, scheduled for March 3-7, 2026, will find a host of improvements to the center.
October 1, 2024
Roadbuilding
Hurricane Helene Damages Bridges, Shuts Down West North Carolina (Photos)
Hurricane Helene left historic levels of damage in the Southeastern U.S., with federal disaster declarations in six states.
September 30, 2024
Roadbuilding
States Face $198B Backlog for Repairing Rural Roads & Bridges, TRIP Says
Iowa has the highest percentage of its rural bridges classified as in poor condition or structurally deficient at 21%.
September 27, 2024
Safety & Compliance
2 Arizona Contractors Cited for Trench Violations; Fines Total $193K
The two companies were cited for separate trench violations in the same month, including one fined $161,000 after two workers were seriously injured.
September 26, 2024
Trucks
International Sheds Navistar Name in Rebrand to "International Motors"
The Illinois-based truck maker will operate as International Motors, and digital products and services will be rebranded to the new My International.
September 26, 2024
Roadbuilding
State of Maryland Announces Its Own Lawsuit Against Dali Ship Owners
With lawsuits piling up against the owner of the ship that collapsed the Francis Scott Key Bridge, the State of Maryland has thrown its hat into the ring.
September 25, 2024
Dealers
Poll: 69% of Construction Equipment Dealers “Very Concerned” About 2024 Election
More than 91% of dealers polled say the presidential election is impacting customers’ purchasing decisions.
September 24, 2024
Roadbuilding
DOJ Sues Ship Owner for Collapse of Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore
The owners of cargo ship Dali will also face a lawsuit from the families of workers who died in the March 26 bridge crash.
September 20, 2024
Safety & Compliance
Contractor Faces $72K Penalty After Worker Rescued from Trench Collapse
A five-hour operation by emergency personnel freed the worker from the cave-in, and he had serious injuries.
September 20, 2024
Business
Tigercat vs. Cat: A Long Legal Battle Over Trademarks Resumes
A U.S. trademark board ruled Tigercat's trademark application would infringe on the “CAT” mark, but the company is challenging the decision in court.
September 19, 2024
Growth strategies
Carolina Dozer’s Rule Book for Successful Construction Start-Ups
The success of this North Carolina contractor comes down to rules: which to follow, which to break and which to establish.
September 19, 2024
Contractor of the Year
Video: No Rivalry Here – 4 Siblings Team Up to Grow Construction Business
Running a family company with brothers and sisters can be a tricky business, but these four siblings not only make it work – they thrive.
September 18, 2024
Roadbuilding
ARTBA: More Than One-Third of U.S. Bridges Need Major Repair or Replacement
The new study found that 221,800 bridges require serious repair at an estimated total cost of over $400 billion.
September 18, 2024
Dealers
Industry Roundup: Hitachi Expands Utah Parts Warehouse
Hitachi currently has around $140 million in parts inventory across its U.S. warehouses. Plus news from Bacon Universal, CMC and more.
September 18, 2024
Safety & Compliance
What Does OSHA’s Proposed Heat Rule Mean for Contractors?
Construction is among the industries affected by the proposal, which calls for mandatory breaks, written plans and other provisions to keep workers safe.
September 17, 2024
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