Compact Construction Equipment - Tue December 03, 2019
Compact Construction Equipment Buys Bobcat of Abilene
Compact Construction Equipment LLC, the authorized Bobcat equipment dealer in south, central and west Texas, has acquired Bobcat of Abilene. In business since the early 1960's, Bobcat of Abilene distributes Bobcat equipment in the Abilene, Sweetwater and San Angelo markets and operates a full-service rental store that provides earthmoving, landscape, concrete, compaction and aerial equipment....
Chuck Harvey – CEG Correspondent - Tue December 03, 2019
Longhorns Eye 112K Seating Capacity
The University of Texas, Austin has kicked off a $175M renovation and expansion project for the south end-zone portion of the Darrell K. Royal Texas Memorial Stadium where the Longhorns play. The project to upgrade the south end will take until the 2021 season to complete....
Cindy Riley – CEG Correspondent - Tue December 03, 2019
Meteoric Population Growth Spurs North Texas Roadwork
Construction crews in Texas are working night and day to alleviate congestion during peak drive times for motorists in Denton and Collin counties. The Sam Rayburn Tollway Fourth Lane Project is a part of the North Texas Tollway Authority's (NTTA) ongoing plans to improve traveling conditions in the area....
Sage Oil Vac - Mon December 02, 2019
Sage Oil Vac Named as a 2019 Aggie 100 Honoree
Sage Oil Vac has been selected as one of the top 100 companies from around the world at the 15th annual Aggie 100. The Aggie 100 honors the fastest-growing companies owned or operated by former students of Texas A&M University....
Cindy Riley – CEG Correspondent - Wed November 20, 2019
SH 334 Bridge Project to Clear Up Bottleneck
Against a watery backdrop, crews in Henderson County, Tex., continue making progress on the State Highway 334 Bridge project. The more than $40 million effort includes the construction of new westbound bridges, upgrades to the existing bridges for eastbound traffic and widening of the two-lane island section connecting to two lake crossings to a four-lane divided highway with a continuous left turn lane....
Vermeer Texas-Louisiana - Wed November 13, 2019
Vermeer and Bobcat Equipment Dealership Opens in Victoria, Texas
Vermeer Texas-Louisiana, the authorized dealer of Vermeer construction equipment in Texas and Compact Construction Equipment LLC, the authorized Bobcat dealer in south, central and west Texas have opened a new, co-branded facility in Victoria, Texas....
HCSS - Thu November 07, 2019
Software Company Breaks Ground on Third Building on Sugar Land Campus
Construction industry software developer, HCSS, announced it has broken ground on a new building and parking structure at its Sugar Land, Tex., campus. The two-story, approximately 56,000-sq. ft. office building will be the third on the 12-acre corporate headquarters, which HCSS has inhabited since 2010....
TxDOT - Thu November 07, 2019
Hale County Rehabilitation Project Begins
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has begun work on a $18.5 million project to make roadway improvements to more than 7 mi. of U.S. 70, from Milwee Street in the city of Plainview to the Floyd County line....
Komatsu - Wed November 06, 2019
Earthworks Enterprise — Son Makes Father's Dream a Reality as They Build a Top Earthmoving Company
When Humberto "Beto" Garcia started Earthworks Enterprise in 2012, he knew the only way for it to succeed was for him to learn the earthmoving process, something he had little experience in. Fortunately, his father, Humberto Sr., was well-versed in what to do and could teach him the ropes....
Cindy Riley – CEG Correspondent - Wed November 06, 2019
Phase One of Texas Capitol Complex Takes Shape
Surrounded by cranes, skid steers and a steady stream of trucks, crews are working seven days a week on a more than half-billion-dollar project that will centralize all state agencies in Austin. In addition to the construction of two new office buildings and an urban space, Phase One of the Texas Capitol Complex includes five levels of underground parking, requiring a more than 50-ft....
