New England Construction articles from October 2005

New England Construction archives from October 2005

Speedy Paving At Milton CAT.
October 10, 2005... By Paul Fournier Site work nears completion for converted factory building at Milford, Mass., headquarters Construction crews have essentially finished site work for a new parts warehouse at the Milford, Mass., headquarters of Milton...

Kancamagus Highway Demonstration.
October 10, 2005... By Paul Fournier Public works officials view full-depth reclamation with cement on scenic Route 112 Public works officials observed full-depth reclamation with cement (FDR with cement) on a section of New Hampshire's scenic Kancamagus...

Redding's Mix 'N Match Pavements.
October 10, 2005... By Paul Fournier Southwestern Connecticut town takes a practical approach to pavement management With the financial and moral support of townspeople, the Redding, Conn., Highway Department is employing a flexible pavement management...

News.
October 24, 2005... Staff As a result of Hurricane Katrina, the cost of construction materials will likely rise 10 percent, according to Ken Simonson, chief economist for the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC). Simonson spoke at AGC's Midyear...

In Memoriam: Eric O'Neill, Deep Foundations Expert.(Obituary)
October 24, 2005... Staff P.A. Eric O'Neill, former president of New England Foundation Co. of Quincy, Mass., and a prominent member of the deep foundations industry, passed away August 30, 2005, at the age of 80 after a long illness. Longtime friend and...

New Literature.
October 24, 2005... Staff Reed Construction Data[R] released the Reed Market Fundamentals Second Quarter 2005 which contains new economic and demographic data for 54 of the top U.S. metropolitan areas. Produced quarterly, Reed Market Fundamentals provides the...

Bridging The Penobscot.
October 24, 2005... By Paul Fournier Traffic, utilities, salmon, and contaminated soil complicate Old Town Bridge work Heavy traffic, hanging utilities, endangered salmon, and contaminated soil are making the construction of a new bridge across the...

New Safety Complex For Sunapee.
October 24, 2005... Edited by Paul Fournier North Branch Construction is construction manager for 21,000-sequare-foot facility Construction is under way for a new $2.9-million safety complex for the town of Sunapee, N.H. North Branch Construction,...

NTA Holds Summer Outing.
October 24, 2005... Story by Paul Fournier Northeast Trenchless Association has its annual event at Sand Pond in Monmouth, Maine The Northeast Trenchless Association (NTA) held its annual summer outing on August 27 in Monmouth, Maine. More than 60...

Local Contractors Win At Vegas.
October 24, 2005... By Paul Fournier Topcon booth visitors at CONEXPO-CON/AGG win ATVs donated by Bunce Four New England contractors recently received the brand new Honda All-Terrain Vehicles they won at the Topcon booth during their visit to the...