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Plant Maintenance
CINTEC America Provides Anchoring Systems for NYC MTA Subway Station Retrofit
Cintec America
CINTEC America announces it will supply a new anchoring system for the overhead glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) panels for the NYC MTA subway station retrofit project.
Infrastructure
The Key To High RAP Production
New V-flight temperature control system helps producers keep their cool
Infrastructure
Producing Asphalt on 'The Rock'
With a steady economy in Newfoundland, Modern Paving acquires a new plant for additional capacity
Aggregates
Branching Out In Hard Times
Crusher helps Riverside Sand diversify through economic crunch
Infrastructure
West Virginia Completes First Cold In-Place Recycled Roadway
With less funding and more deteriorating roads, this state puts a new pavement preservation method into its toolbox and taps E.J. Breneman for the job
EPDs
Propane Industry Unveils Its New Brand
Propane Education & Research Council (PERC)
The new logo and tagline will be used in all PERC-produced materials and will be made available free of charge.
Plant Maintenance
Genie Upgraded GTH-5519 Telehandler
Genie - Terex AWP
Genie handler with 19 ft. max lift height and 5,500 lb. capacity gets 10% power boost and more efficient cooling system
Quality Control
V3R Telematics Platform
Zonar Systems Inc.
Infrastructure
Get Your Motor Running
The National Corvette Museum makes a smooth move with mix design and 3D paving technology on its new recreational motorsport track.
Infrastructure
Poll: Americans Support Tolls Rather Than Taxes for Highway Repairs
73% of Americans say transportation spending is inefficient and would prefer to pay for highway repairs with tolls instead of taxes
EPDs
Premier Ford F-550 Fueled by Propane Serves Streets of Santa Ana
ROUSH CleanTech
Award-winning California municipality is saving money and reducing emissions with alternative fuel.
Safety
Don't Fail When It Comes to Safety
Safety First should be the rule, not just an empty cliche.
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