ForConstructionPros.com Sitemap- August 2011 Press Releases

• Ford Recalls Pickup Trucks for Fuel-Tank Strap
• ACI Fall 2011 Convention to Bridge Theory and Practice in Cincinnati, Ohio
• New, Updated Edition of Placing Reinforcing Bars Now Available
• Fomo Products, Inc. Announces the Addition of a Western Regional Sales Manager
• The Concrete Industry's Strategic Development Council Sets Meeting for This Fall
• Cat Recalling Engines, Will Pay $2.55 Million Fine
• West Virginia State Leaders Decry GOP Plan to Cut Infrastructure Spending
• Private Nonresidential Construction Spending Rises 1.8 Percent in June 2011
• Lift and Access Showcase & Symposium Offers Educational, Hands-On Opportunities
• Speakers to Discuss 'Financing Growth' at Europlatform Conference
• KHL: JLG Access Equipment Sales Grow 44%
• Titan Machinery Announces New Store Opening in Dickinson, North Dakota
• Reclamation to Host Training on Concrete Construction Methods and Repair Techniques
• 2011 Concrete Industry Day at MIT
• RedTeam Announces Plans to Team Up with Jobsite123
• Texada Software Buys Two U.S. Companies and Gets $4M Private Placement
• Flygt and Godwin Support Recovery Efforts at North River Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Point-of-Rental Systems Announces Corporate Changes
• AEMP's 5th Annual Fall Asset Management Symposium Scheduled for November in Nashville
• Towmaster Announces New Hires and Position changes
• Towmaster In-House Salesman, Arlyn Hedtke, Retires
• String of Rental Equipment Thefts Occcur in Southern Oregon
• KHL: Manitowoc Cranes Up 23%
• AGC: Construction Employment Increases in 149 out of 337 Metro Areas Between June 2010 & 2011
• RSC Equipment Rental Opens Regional Office in Indianapolis
• Global Crane Sales Delivers First Zoomlion Crawler Crane Sold In The U.S.
• Senators Introduce Bill to Allow States to Opt Out of Federal Highway Program
• Debt Deal Could Mean More Painful Cuts for Transportation
• ACPA Urges Congress to Act Now on Highway and FAA Reauthorization
• ACPA: With Debt Crisis Averted, Time to Focus on Infrastructure
• Powers Fasteners Hires Stephen Ludwig to Expand into the 'Electric Tools & Accessories' Product Segment
• Hertz Worldwide Equipment Rental Revenues Up 13.5% in Q2
• Senate Should Act on Highway Bill after Break
• Clean-Air Programs Slash Southern-California Ports' Diesel Emissions 72%
• Federal Reserve Districts Report Economic Growth Moderating
• June Construction Employment Increased in 149 Metro Areas, Decreased in 141
• Construction Spending Hopped Up 0.2% in June
• ACPA: Publication Describes Sustainability Features of Concrete Pavements
• Maxam Announces Partnership with FAYAT Road Building
• Caesars to Break Ground on $500 Million Las Vegas Strip Project
• Stansteel Names New Territory Managers
• Equipment Depot Integrates Companies
• ICSSAWS.COM Offers a New Way of Doing Business with a Concrete Chain Saw Sold Exclusively Online
• Terex to Shutter NC Crane Assembly Plant
• H&E Equipment Services Q2 Results Show 40% Revenue Increase
• Congressional Leaders Urged To Replace NESHAP Rules
• Rough Road for WI "Highway Hazard" Bill?
• Will a Highways/Transit Shutdown follow the Aviation Shutdown?
• Pickup Trucks Held to Lower Fuel Economy Standard Again
• Construction Added Jobs in July at a 'Surprising Clip'
• Construction Employment Hits 15-Month High in July
• Foreman Equipment Expands Equipment Offering as Terex Roadbuilding Distributor
• Bridge Destruction to Reveal Clues About Fracture-critical Spans
• Texada Software Buys into Rental Business
• August 16 Disaster Preparedness Webinar Shows How To Use Social Media to Help Recovery
• CA Court Affirms Innocence of CTS Cement in Ultimax Espionage Suit
• EU Antitrust Clears Terex Purchase of Demag Cranes
• Titan Machinery Opens New Store in Dickinson, ND
• AEC: Allen Concrete College and Service Center Training Schedules Available
• Florida Governor Wants to Use Tolls to Finance New Road Projects
• Rentcycle Raises $1.4M from Andreessen-Horowitz, Cast of Internet Stars
• RSC Holdings Inc. Downgraded by Goldman Sachs (GS) to "Neutral"
• Essex Rental Corp. Reports 2011 Second Quarter Results
• Point-of-Rental Launches Integrated Website Format for Smartphones
• Magnum Products Expands Sales Force Across United States
• Cummins B3.3 Moves Forward to Tier 4 Final
• Check Ground Conditions: IPAF's Call to Access Industry at APEX
• On-Site Training Audit Confirms IPAF's Compliance With ISO 18878
• H&E Turns 2Q Profit
• Congress Should "Take a Deep Breath" and Pass Infrastructure Bank Now, Says Former PA Governor
• Have We Seen the Last of the Federal Gas Tax?
• Zillow: US Home-Value Slide Slowed in Q2
• Industry Gives Thumbs Up for Truck MPG Rules
• Cemen Tech Employees Envision Design for New Mixer Feature
• Dexter + Chaney to Sponsor Construction Equipment Management Program
• NRMCA Certifies First Four Sustainable Concrete Plants
• Rouse: Rental Giants' 2011 Equipment Spending Rose to 62% of 2006 High
• All Rouse Used-Equipment Values Rise 10% in 6 Months
• Threat to End Federal Fuel Taxes Concerns Transportation Officials
• Tea Party Organizing to Block Transportation Tax in Georgia
• Gas Tax Renewal Runs into Deficit Reduction Plans in Congress
• White House Announces First Oil Savings Standards for Heavy-Duty Trucks
• Canada: Housing Starts Continued to Rise in July
• Verifi LLC Announces Launch of Verifi Disperse
• Gas Tax Issue Could Be Next Political Fight
• White House Plans to Turn Foreclosed Homes into Rental Property
• IRTBA Members Meet with US Rep. Kinzinger at Route 30 Project
• China Expected to Grab Second Place in Global Construction Machinery Market
• Infrastructure Bank Would Help Build Roads and Bridges and Add Jobs
• California Transportation Commission Allocates $2.2B for Road Projects
• World Trade Center Construction Workers Reportedly Drinking on the Job
• ARRA Updates Manual, Recommends Guidelines for Asphalt Preservation Techniques
• When Complete, Freedom Tower Will Rise 1,776 Feet
• UDOT Testing New Reflective Beads to Improve Lines on Highways
• Contractor Pleads Guilty in County Corruption Probe
• Hazardous Trenching Leads to $73,000 Fine for Construction Firm
• Caterpillar's CEO Oberhelman: U.S. Needs an Infrastructure Program
• Seattle Bridge Bid Comes in Under Projected Estimates
• Multiquip Announces Tier 4i Engines in Power Generators
• Dolezal Appointed Area Salesperson for Atlas Copco in South Florida