Mary Gelling Merritt - Wed November 08, 2000
Chenango St. Viaduct Makes Comeback
It will soon be easier to travel to downtown Binghamton from Interstate 81 in Broome County, NY. The New York State Department of Transportation and the city of Binghamton are working together to fund the rehabilitation of the Chenango Street viaduct, which crosses over Conrail’s railroad tracks.
They’ve awarded the $1.6-million project to Slate Hill Construction of Warners, NY....
Wed October 25, 2000
Anderson Equipment Promotes Chesterton to Sales Manager
Anderson Equipment Company recently announced that Ron Chesterton has been promoted to quarry sales manager. Chesterton possesses more than 30 years of experience in the industry including his experience as a Komatsu representative, a strong background in construction and mining, and experience as a previous Rupp employee....
Wed July 05, 2000
JCB Takes to the Hills With 4X4 Power, Launches 214Se
JCB has launched an entry-level, 4.3-meter (14 ft.) class machine with four-wheel drive, four-wheel steer and four equal-size tires.
The 214Se series 4 provides exceptional traction and maneuverability, with special application to the rental industry, builders, landscapers and cemeteries.
The 4x4x4 214Se series 4, with a 64-kilowatts (86 hp), JCB diesel turbo engine and SynchroShuttle transmission, has been developed to meet the needs of 4.3-meters (14 ft.) class, entry-level customers....
Wed May 10, 2000
JCB Goes Above and Beyond With Super High Lift
JCB has upgraded its wheel loader range with heavy-build 426B models and a new Super High Lift option on the 436B HT.
JCB’s 400 series B line-up builds from the compact and powerful 407B ZX to the high-production 456B ZX, while also featuring several HT tool carrier models....
Wed March 15, 2000
JCB Excavators Deliver Dozens of Options
JCB, which launched a seven-model tracked excavator range in North America during the ConExpo trade show in March l999, has expanded its line to 12. The five new JCB JS Series models, already familiar to the European market, have been available in North America since the last quarter of 1999....
C.J. Wright - Sat January 29, 2000
Mavericks, Stars Soar With American Airlines Arena
Much like the conjecture that grows before Oscar winners are announced on Academy Awards night, speculation mounted in the Dallas, TX, construction circles as well as in the press over which company would claim the prestigious position as builder of a new sports arena, expected to be a cut above all others and a project to shape the future of the city’s downtown.
Finally, in August 1999 after beating out three finalists, Austin Commercial received the nod and won the construction manager/general contractor spot for the American Airlines Center....
Tonya Layman - Wed September 13, 2000
JCB Aims High With North American Headquarters
The close proximity to three major transportation systems is one of the largest factors that went into the decision to construct the new North American headquarters of JCB in Pooler, GA, a suburb of Savannah....
