Mainebiz & Hyatt Studios - Wed December 06, 2023
Portland, Maine's Jetport Slated to See Construction of New Hyatt-Brand Hotel in 2025
The Hyatt Hotel conglomerate plans to expand its presence in Maine, opening what would only be the company's second property in the state — and the second in a new lodging brand — near the Portland International Jetport (PWM) sometime during 2025....
MaineDOT & WCSH-TV - Tue November 21, 2023
Machias Dike Bridge in Maine Closing for Construction of Temporary Crossing
The Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) announced recently that the Machias Dike Bridge in the coastal town of about 2,000 people will be closed after Thanksgiving in both directions so workers can start building a new temporary bridge on top of its current structure....
Ken Liebeskind -CEG Correspondent - Thu November 16, 2023
Ticonic Bridge Replacement Begins
The Ticonic Bridge, which crosses Route 201 over the Kennebec River at the Waterville-Winslow town line is being replaced on alignment, with a new two span, steel girder with concrete bridge deck structure....
The Maine Campus - Wed November 08, 2023
New UMaine Energy Center Being Built to Replace 117-Year-Old Steam Plant
The University of Maine's Central Steam Plant at the Orono campus is an essential component that allows the university to function. As part of the school's long-term Carbon Commitment goal to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2040, and to ensure the continued reliability of a critical piece of infrastructure, a new addition to UMaine's steam plant is set to be both a new and upgraded facility, according to the school's student newspaper....
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Tue October 31, 2023
Upgrades to Visitor Center at Maine's Rachel Carson NWF Have Gotten Under Way
Construction efforts began Oct. 23 on a multipurpose center in Kennebunk, Maine, that will serve as a focal point for connecting people to nature in southern Coastal Maine while also celebrating the life and work of Rachel Carson, often cited as a founder of the modern environmentalist movement....
Professional Logging Contractors of the Northeast - Wed October 18, 2023
Professional Logging Contractors (PLC) of Maine Becomes Professional Logging Contractors of the Northeast
The Professional Logging Contractors (PLC) of Maine has entered a new era, as the 28-year-old trade association officially expands beyond Maine and becomes the Professional Logging Contractors of the Northeast....
Portland Press Herald - Mon October 16, 2023
Work Ramps Up On Massive Cold Storage Facility Along Portland, Maine's Waterfront
A year after breaking ground, construction is finally picking up steam on the massive Maine International Cold Storage Facility on the Portland waterfront. Crews began driving piles over the summer and project officials anticipate pouring concrete for the foundation in the coming days, the Portland Press Herald reported Oct....
Mainebiz - Mon October 02, 2023
Next Phase of Portland, Maine, Foreside Mixed-Use Project Gets the Green Light to Proceed
The next phase of the Portland Foreside mixed-use development on the city's eastern waterfront is taking shape after gaining approval from the Portland Planning Board, Mainebiz reported Sept. 27. Following construction of the Sun Life building, Twelve Restaurant and Fore Points Marina as anchors of the complex, the project's developers plan to build nearly 400 residential units, a 128-room luxury hotel and 50,000 sq....
Screen Machine - Mon April 17, 2023
Central Equipment Company Now Screen Machine/SMI Compact Dealer of Maine
Central Equipment Company is now the exclusive dealer of Screen Machine and SMI Compact crushing and screening equipment for the state of Maine. Screen Machine Industries has manufactured and delivered a complete line of American-made mobile crushers, screening plants and trommels throughout the United States and beyond since 1966....
SMCC & CEG - Thu September 14, 2023
Contractors to Repair Storm Damage at Historic Fort Preble Near Portland, Maine
Work will begin soon to repair damage and instability at a more than 200-year-old military fort in South Portland, now part of the campus of Southern Maine Community College (SMCC), after a destructive storm last winter and years of erosion....
