Infrastructure: Page 19

Tomorrow’s Infrastructure Will Need More Efficiency – The Future of Hydrodemolition

Featuring Keith Armishaw from Aquajet, this Digging Deeper Podcast episode takes a look into hydrodemolition, it’s role in our country’s infrastructure rebuilding, and what we can look forward to in the technology.

Graves: Expect Infrastructure Costs & Inflation to Get Worse

The chairman of the Transportation & Infrastructure committee, Sam Graves (R-MO), said: “It’s possible and even likely that the bad economic news is going to get worse."

Asphalt and tar roofing and siding products have increased + 3.2% from May 2022 to June 2022 and are up 22.2% from June 2021

New Broadband Funds Need Competence, Oversight

Information Technology & Innovation Foundation

The funds offered through the American Rescue Plan Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act promise to finally close the last remaining gaps in digital connectivity across the country.

The funds offered through the American Rescue Plan Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act promise to finally close the last remaining gaps in digital connectivity across the country.

Should You Sell Your Construction Equipment Online?

Online tools are available to sell your heavy equipment, safely and profitably

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Recycled Rubber Can Help Solve Our Paving Needs

EnTech Solutions, a division of FTL

Using rubber-modified binder for chip seal and other pavement preservation applications or rubber-modified asphalt (RMA) in upcoming projects can help stretch infrastructure funding further.

Details of Biden's Talent Pipeline Challenge & How it Will Impact Construction

The construction industry’s skilled labor shortage sits at 650,000 workers. While the training and hiring initiative aims to attract workers to the industry, experts feel it misses the mark and features exclusionary policies that could make things worse.

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Biden Suspends Federal Gas Tax - What's the Future of Infrastructure Funding?

Without the federal gas tax, nearly $15 billion in tax revenue for roadways would be lost. Research has shown that these price decreases will do little to help consumers, yet will have profound long-term impacts on funding for roadways. How will we pay?

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Building Smarter Roadways with Concrete Slabs & Sensors

Integrated Roadways LLC

Integrated Roadways is embedding sensors inside precast slabs of materials to help create network that will support the current and future needs of drivers, owners, vehicles and devices

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WIKA Mobile Control Provides Wireless System Solution for QMC Cranes

WIKA Mobile Control

QMC Cranes (QMC) is offering WIKA Mobile Control’s PRS90 wireless multi-sensor indicator as an option on their 40-series and 50-series boom trucks.

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Rebar Accessories & Equipment

GatorBar Approved by Virginia DOT

Neuvokas Corporation

The glass fiber reinforced composite rebar, GatorBar, has been placed on the New Products Evaluation List by the Virginia Department of Transportation.

GatorBar Approved by Virginia DOT

400 Ton Bridge Spans Placed In 9.5 Hours - Case Study of The Veranda Street Bridge

An Accelerated Bridge Construction plan (a first for Maine) and the Mammoet Mega Jack 300 cradle system made the replacement of 78-ft. spans for the Veranda St. Bridge safer, cheaper, and ahead of schedule.

Cradle System Speeds Bridge Replacement

How Carbophalt G Strengthens Asphalt Pavements

Simpson Strong-Tie Co. Inc.

The Simpson Strong-Tie glass and carbon fiber grid provides structural reinforcement and crack resistance for heavily trafficked pavements, extending the service life of the roadway

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