Navistar International has appointed Ransome CAT to handle International truck sales, parts, service, leasing, rentals and engine overhauls in Philadelphia, Delaware and Chester counties in Pennsylvania and in southern New Jersey.
According to Ransome CAT President Wayne Bromley, “Our established expertise in truck and engine service makes this a sensible fit for us and for International, but especially for truck owners. We now handle truck sales, leasing, rental and warranty service for International trucks as well as maintenance and repairs for all other trucks and truck engines, regardless of make.
Joseph M. Troffa Landscape & Mason Supply aims to be a one-stop shop for its clients.
In that vein, the family-owned business features an on-site recycling facility, which allows customers to discard unwanted construction debris and leave the site with new materials and supplies.
CHRISTIANA, Del. (AP) Officials say improvements are coming for Delaware’s busiest highway interchange, but things may get worse before they get better.
The intersection of Interstate 95 and Delaware Route 1 is a traffic choke point for hundreds of thousands of motorists each day.
The Philadelphia Business Journal has named Bursich Associates Inc. one of the Philadelphia area’s “Top Engineering Firms” for 2010. This marks the first time Bursich has been named to this prestigious list.
Cat D11N, serial number 74Z1000, Unit 1468, “has not had an easy life,” said its owner.
This unit has spent 18 years in surface mining for RFI Energy, Sligo, Pa., working two nine-to-12-hour shifts, seven days a week, building the site, or “bench,” for a 45-cu.
JESCO has expanded its services to include emissions solutions. This service encompasses retrofitting of off-road construction equipment with diesel particulate filters (DPFs) and catalytic converter mufflers (CCMs) as well as consultation services to end-users on emissions regulations.
(Editor’s note: This article is the final installment in a series on the nation’s and world’s current economic conditions. Over the past several weeks, Construction Equipment Guide (CEG) interviewed experts in economics and business, and even psychology, and reported on how the industry veterans are coping, and in some instances, succeeding in this downturn.