Eric Olson - Mon October 23, 2017
Upgrade to Charleston Plant Fueled by Booming Population
Keeping drinking water clean and safe for an ever-growing metropolitan area demands a treatment plant that can continually be upgraded to meet changing needs. The vibrant communities in and around Charleston, S.C., are seeing their primary water treatment plant being modernized this year at a cost of $40 million to handle current and future population growth....
Cindy Riley - Thu October 19, 2017
Project to Cement Atlanta's Reputation as Tech Hub
In Atlanta, Ga., construction continues on a $375 million mixed-use project that will mesh research with commercialization. When it opens in 2019, Coda at Tech Square will provide 770,000 sq. ft., of office, retail and technological areas, positioning the city as a major tech hub....
Mon October 09, 2017
Company Wrench Expands Locations, Equipment Lines, Staff
Company Wrench, a heavy construction equipment dealer servicing the construction, demolition, recycling, scrap, waste, utility and other industries, has expanded its operations with the opening of a Charlotte, N.C., location....
Mon October 09, 2017
Go Unmanned Holds Its Third UAV Tech Event in Manquin, Virginia
On Sept. 21, Go Unmanned held its third UAV tech event at the Alturia Farm in Manquin, Va. Event attendees ranged from sheriffs and fire chiefs to surveyors and general contractors. Topics of discussion included UAVs in construction, grading, farming, inspection, 3D mapping and more....
CEG - Mon October 09, 2017
JM Wood Holds Successful Alabama Sale, Celebrates Important Birthday
JM Wood Auction Company held a successful three-day auction Sept. 19 to 21, featuring construction equipment, trucks, agricultural and forestry machines at its headquarters facility in Montgomery, Ala....
Mon October 09, 2017
Joey Martin Auctioneers Gets Back to Business as Usual
After a one-week postponement due to the effects of Hurricane Irma, Joey Martin Auctioneers held a tremendously successful onsite and online auction at its site in Carrollton, Ga., on Sept. 21. The sale featured a terrific selection of compact machines as well as support equipment....
Mon October 09, 2017
Ritchie Bros. Welcomes 3,000 Bidders to Atlanta Auction
More than 3,000 bidders participated online and in person at Ritchie Bros.' multi-million-dollar unreserved public equipment auction in Atlanta, Ga., on Sept. 22. With bidders from 55 countries, approximately 78 percent of the equipment in the auction was sold to out-of-state buyers, from as far away as the Belgium, Poland and Vietnam....
Mon October 09, 2017
FAE Partners With Clemson University for Demo Opportunity, Presentation
On Sept. 13th, FAE USA held a presentation and a short demo at Clemson University. The goal of these partnerships is to give the students of Clemson University the opportunity to interact with different companies, perform research projects for credit and create connections between students and companies for future work opportunities....
Eric Olson - Mon October 09, 2017
Port St. Lucie to See Much-Needed River Crossing in Late 2019
Florida is famous for its rapid population growth as more and more people have chosen to leave the colder, northern states for the warmer climes of the Sunshine State. Miami, Jacksonville, Orlando and Tampa have all become major cities due to that growth, but many other lower-profile municipalities have also experienced such a large influx of new residents that their infrastructure has become overloaded....
Cindy Riley - Thu October 05, 2017
Jacksonville State University Applauds New Baseball Stadium
Students and alums of Jacksonville State University (JSU) may be focused on football for the next several months, but come spring, they'll be cheering on the Gamecocks baseball team in a new stadium....
