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First Sany Crane Blows Into California

The crane was delivered and put into service at the Windstar Energy Project in Tehachapi, California.

Article • August 19th, 2011
Lifts Help University of Chicago Students "See the Light"

Boom lifts and unique accessory put 6,000+ glass panels in place.

Article • August 18th, 2011
Unique Lifts Speed Turbine Blade Replacement

Aerial work platforms permit faster blade inspection and refurbishment with reduced costs on Texas wind farm.

Article • August 18th, 2011
Virtual Plan Brings A Tough Lift Together

A tight site and "blind" lift require perfect planning from ALL Crane of Cleveland.

Article • August 18th, 2011
Wind Attachment Aids Lift on Mexico Wind Farm

The first Manitowoc 16000 with a wind attachment helped move towers into place at the La Ventosa wind farm.

Article • August 18th, 2011
Trailer Pump Places Concrete Path with Minimal Disruption

Putzmeister BAS 120-D places concrete for a golf cart path up to 1,180 feet without disrupting golfers.

Article • August 8th, 2011
Small By Intent, Smart By Design

Small contractor uses grade control technology to out maneuver the economy and competition.

Article • July 27th, 2011
Knickerbocker Bridge Replacement Becomes Largest Composite Bridge

Hybrid composite beams help a previously timber bridge withstand a harsh marine environment.

Article • July 25th, 2011
Tough Cuts

Two construction contractors discover the advantages of higher horsepower reclamation with the Terex RS950B Reclaimer/Stabilizer.

Article • July 24th, 2011
Herzog Contracting Sees Significant Savings with Asset Management System

Since implementation of the asset management system in May of 2009, the company is saving an estimated $20,000 per month in tool and equipment replacement.

Article • July 13th, 2011
Demoing Phillips Exeter Academy's Central Boiler Plant

Brick, concrete, steel and asbestos had to be removed in order to replace the inefficient, outdated boilers at Phillips Exeter Academy.

Article • July 11th, 2011
Supporting A Historic Landmark

Stainless steel bar and grout Helibeam System helps reinforce and support the deteriorating exterior of the Olympia Theater in Florida.

Article • June 28th, 2011
Two Specialty Pavers Help Lay 96 Lane Miles

Two special Roadtec pavers help lay an ultra-thin bonded wearing course of asphalt on a 16 mile stretch of interstate in 14 days.

Article • June 13th, 2011
Contractor Uses Water Jet to Cut Into Nuclear Waste Storage Tank

AK Services uses remote-controlled water jet cutting system to cut access hole in an active radioactive storage tank.

Article • May 31st, 2011
Exceeding Specs on a Structural Slab-on-deck

Birdwell and Associates far exceeds the specified FF and FL numbers on a formed and shored 3-foot-deep concrete structural deck for the University of Alabama's engineering school.

Article • May 20th, 2011