Construction Building Blog

Prinoth has unveiled three new crawler carriers: the Panther T6, T8 and T12. On the bare chassis versions, the payload has been increased by 2,000 pounds per model. Top end speeds […]

H & E Equipment Services has relocated its Little Rock branch, renovating a 6,450-square foot facility in Mabelvale, Arkansas. The facility includes a fully fenced yard, offices, parts warehouse and […]

Time for a battery check. You rely on your devices — especially phones — to power your business. But will they last a full day — which in contractor terms means way […]

Sometimes all you need to do is to make or take phone calls, especially when you’re out on the job. Sonim Technologies has an alternative for those times you want […]

The girders of an old bridge traveled for more than 50 years by visitors to and from the Outer Banks of North Carolina could help improve future bridge construction. The […]

Cobra filed a petition with the FCC four years ago requesting the addition of FM to CB’s 40 channel line-up. A competitor, President, offered their support and in July the […]

The new JLG 1075 is a 10,000-pound class telehandler designed to increase productivity. It features a 75-foot lift height that reduces the need for more costly cranes on the jobsite. […]

A four-year, $239 million project to upgrade the busy I-35 West freeway in downtown Minneapolis has been completed. The project involved rebuilding 2.5 miles of freeway between 43rd Street and […]

After a stretch of more than three decades, Randall-Reilly announces a change at the top of the Equipment World editorial team. Marcia Doyle, Equipment World’s chief editor, is retiring at […]

Vehicles can now travel the new Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C., marking the end of the largest construction project in the District Department of Transportation’s history. Work began […]