Hyundai Construction Equipment - Tue April 15, 2025
Ahearn Equipment to Sell, Service Hyundai Construction Equipment in New Hampshire
HD Hyundai Construction Equipment North America announced the addition of Ahearn Equipment's Hudson, N.H., location to its dealer network to sell and service the full line of Hyundai equipment to customers across New Hampshire....
Heidelberg Materials - Tue April 01, 2025
Heidelberg Materials Completes Acquisition of Giant Cement Holding Inc., Subsidiaries
Heidelberg Materials North America announced that it has completed the acquisition of Giant Cement Holding Inc. and its subsidiaries, Giant Cement Company, Dragon Products Company and Giant Resource Recovery, from the Fortaleza, Uniland and Trituradora groups....
Valley News - Thu March 27, 2025
Funding for Connecticut River Conservancy Projects in N.H. Now Paused at Federal Level
Water quality improvement and flooding mitigation projects along the Connecticut River and its tributaries are on hold due to a federal funding freeze, according to a March 24, 2025, article in the Valley News, published in West Lebanon, N.H....
CEG - Thu March 06, 2025
Family-Owned R&D Paving Starts, Stays Humble as It Thrives in N.H.
R&D Paving, a family-owned paving and snow contracting business, has become a trusted name across New Hampshire, serving residential, commercial and municipal clients. What started as a humble operation in 1990, founded by Richard, Donald and Nancy Dubreuil in the basement of their home, has grown into a well-respected company under the leadership of Richard's sons, Matthew and Joseph Dubreuil....
Concord Monitor & Manchester Union Leader - Thu January 02, 2025
New England College Expands Athletic Facilities; Plans Shown for New Stebbins Center in Manchester, N.H.
New England College (NEC) in Henniker, N.H., is moving ahead with the second phase of its athletic facilities expansion. Starting this spring, the private liberal arts college will overhaul and renovate Bridges Gymnasium, build new offices for the athletic department and further expand the strength lab....
Concord Monitor & NHDOT - Thu October 24, 2024
Proposed Expansion of Interstate Corridor in Concord, N.H. to Cost $370M
The projected price tag for the long-discussed expansion of the Interstate 93 and I-89 corridor in and around Concord, N.H., has risen to $370 million — almost 50 percent more than projections made before the pandemic — with the purchase of rights-of-way now slated for 2026 and first major construction set for 2029....
Valley News - Wed October 09, 2024
River Bridge Connecting Vermont, New Hampshire, Along With Section of I-91 in Vt., to Reopen in November
Two long-term infrastructure projects, one in Orange County, Vt., and another in Grafton County, N.H., on opposite sides of the Connecticut River, are set to wrap up in November to the relief of residents and business owners in both states....
Ken Liebeskind -CEG Correspondent - Thu September 19, 2024
SPS New England Leads $107M Hampton Harbor Bridge Project
Construction of the replacement of the Neil R. Underwood Memorial Bridge across the inlet of Hampton Harbor that spans Route 1A from Hampton to Seabrook, N.H., began in May. SPS New England of Salisbury, Mass., is the lead contractor after offering a low bid of $107.5 million....
New Hampshire Union Leader - Wed August 14, 2024
Southern New Hampshire Has Seen Flurry of Highway Work This Summer
From Londonderry to Manchester and Bedford to Nashua, it has been a busy summer of highway construction in the southern portion of New Hampshire, with crews working on new bridges, new lanes and new exits....
CEG - Thu August 01, 2024
Concord, N.H., Begins Work On Arts Alley; Gov. Sununu Signs Bill to Strengthen State's Water Systems
An ambitious project that would bring multiple restaurants to Main Street in Concord, N.H., broke ground in late July. The Concord Monitor reported July 27 that the development, dubbed "Arts Alley," includes a two-story building between the Bank of New Hampshire Stage and the Concord Food Co-op that will house a Friendly Toast, along with an outdoor eating area, and transform the existing Norris Bakery and Homestead Stable Building into "Duke's," a Nashville-inspired restaurant and bar with a focus on live music....
