Greg UdelhofenFrom the Author - Page 4EquipmentIs asphalt the best solution?Seal CoatingCooperation Key to ODOT's I-405 Fast-Track Paving ProjectCoordinating four full directional weekend closures to rehabilitate a busy Portland transportation corridor required the complete cooperation of ODOT, contractors and motorists.BusinessJobs Bill = More StimulusA jobs creation bill could provide another boost in highway stimulus funding.Seal CoatingMicro Surfacing Pavement Maintenance Process Addresses Severe Concrete Road Surface Issues and Improves the Ride Smoothness of the Final OverlayCDOT utilizes micro surfacing pavement maintenance process to address severe concrete road surface issues and improve the ride smoothness of the final stone matrix asphalt overlay.BusinessSo Long 2009,Welcome 2010Passage of a new robust federal surface transportation bill is critical to the success of the stimulus program. Without new legislation soon, many large multi-year projects that need to be cued up for improvements will again be delayed and progress to improve this nation?s transportation lifeline will be stymied.Seal CoatingManistee County Leverages Stimulus Funds for Hot In-Place Preservation ProjectMichigan Department of Revenue channels American Recovery and Reinvestment Act stimulus money through Small Urban Program to finance road projectsHomeARRA Stimulus Funds at Work on Minnesota's I-90Ulland Brothers Inc. executes $15 million American Recovery and Reinvestment Act stimulus project, addressing a few extra requirements in the processBusinessNew or Saved, Jobs are JobsThe Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, a government oversight board assigned to report how and where taxpayer money was spent, and more importantly how many people were hired to build those projects, released a report Oct. 15 stating 30,000 jobs were saved during the first few months following passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.BusinessStimulus Shows Positive ResultsWhen the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was approved earlier this year, $27.5 billion was earmarked for road and bridge work over the next two years in hopes of generating jobs and boosting the economy. Funds were quickly obligated to states that submitted their list of projects identified as ready-to-go and could provide immediate jobs.Material Processing & Debris HandlingCrushing/Screening Equipment Pays the WayInvesting in this equipment benefits you and your customers, and makes you both better environmental stewardsHomeIndependence Construction Invests in Plant, FutureLeading Mid-Atlantic heavy construction firm adds state-of-the-art asphalt production facility to better serve customer needs now and in the futureHomePennies for Progress Funds Much-Needed Road ExpansionSouth Carolina?s Sloan Construction Company Inc. completes SC Hwy. 161 project funded entirely by York County?s innovative one percent sales tax programPrevious PagePage 4 of 16Next Page