
Empire Crane Days Elevates Expectations at Open House - Aug 6, 2025
Aug 6, 2025 - PennDOT and contractors are preparing to slide a new Commercial Street Bridge in Pittsburgh using Accelerated Bridge Construction techniques. The $95 million project will replace the 1950s bridge, allowing for continuous traffic flow. Work includes foundation installations, road relocations, and innovative methods for long-term durability. Read more →
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See more Business News →PennDOT and contractors are preparing to slide a new Commercial Street Bridge in Pittsburgh using Accelerated Bridge Construction techniques. The $95 million project will replace the 1950s bridge, allowing for continuous traffic flow. Work includes foundation installations, road relocations, and innovative methods for long-term durability.
Empire Crane Days wowed attendees at open house event with live demos, manufacturer reps, and free local food. A wide array of cranes from top brands showcased. Owner Luke Lonergan emphasized community building and engaging with industry professionals for future success.
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