Registration is now open for ConExpo-Con/Agg 2026, North America’s largest construction trade show, with a special 30% early bird discount being offered through December 5. Standard pricing will be $289 for general show admission.
WyoTech’s waiting list is out to April 2026 for some programs. The demand is fueling yet another growth spurt for the Laramie trade school — a $48.2 million, 137,000-square-foot expansion set to open in 2027.
Approval granted for the Interborough Express (IBX) light rail line connecting Queens to Brooklyn, bypassing Manhattan. $5.5 billion project will repurpose existing rail lines and serve about 200,000 passengers. New transit option aims to cut travel time and reduce congestion, enhancing mobility for around 1.15 million individuals.
Foley Equipment partners with Workshops for Warriors, pledging to donate $20 for each customer's first online order to support veterans' transition to skilled trades. Workshops for Warriors provides training and job placement in advanced manufacturing fields like CNC machining and welding. Foley aims to give back and help veterans build their careers effectively.
The Regional Sales Manager is responsible for developing and maintaining strong relationships with customers and distributors, identifying new business opportunities, and managing the sales process from initial contact to final delivery.
The latest roundup of equipment rental earnings saw rental revenue continue to grow year-over-year for the largest companies operating in the U.S.: United Rentals, Sunbelt parent Ashtead Group, and Herc Rentals.
Blythe Construction is currently repairing the Helene-damaged U.S. 64 in Bat Cave, N.C., following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. The $32 million project, scheduled to end in Sept. 2026, aims to fortify the roadway and restore a two-lane traffic pattern. Challenges include rockfill, road widening and slope stabilization. The project will also involve seeding and reforestation efforts. The goal is to complete the repairs and ensure the community has access to essential infrastructure.
SITECH South debuts Bluelight technology, an AI-powered autonomous control system for rollers & trucks at a recent event. Bluelight enables multitasking, boosts productivity and improves ROI. AI processes images in real-time, identifying obstacles and enhancing performance.
Bull Equipment has charged into the U.S. mini excavator market with five models ranging from 1.2 to 4.0 tons, a direct-to-consumer sales model that claims no dealer markups and prices up to “40 percent lower than big-brand alternatives.”
New lanes and bridges are coming to a four-mile corridor on Interstate 85, part of a $337 million contract awarded by the North Carolina Department of Transportation.
Yanmar CE launches full line of compact equipment, introducing compact track loaders that complement existing models. Increased production capacity in North America signifies a significant milestone in the company's aim to become a global leader in the compact equipment market.
Takeuchi has expanded its lineup of compact track loaders with the all-new TL11R3, marking its first model with electric-over-hydraulic controls, plus an updated cab, redesigned undercarriage and more standard tech.
FHWA and TxDOT have reached an agreement to expedite infrastructure projects in Texas by allowing the state more control over permitting, cutting red tape and advancing major bridge and highway projects faster. This includes extending TxDOT's responsibility for NEPA reviews to 10 years and removing certain project delivery requirements, resulting in improved efficiency and reduced costs.
Matt Bennett, founder of Matt’s Underground in Kalkaska, Michigan, believes in the power of two things when it comes to construction: diversifying the company and doing as much as possible yourself.
LiuGong has unveiled its first motor grader for the North American market with the 39,683-pound, 225-horsepower 4215D.
