Atlantic CAT, headquartered in Halifax/Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, has partnered with NorAm and now represents the NorAm 65E compact motorgrader at its eight locations in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

“Atlantic CAT is a long time Caterpillar dealer and we believe that the NorAm 65E complements our existing product line and it adds strength to our commitment to provide innovative products and value driven solutions to our existing and future customers,” said Aubrey LaGuff, allied equipment manager. “Our customers expect and deserve exceptional value and reliability, and the 65E will surely meet and exceed those expectations.”

Cervus Contractor’s Equipment, based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, markets the NorAm 65E grader throughout the province of Alberta with its six locations.

“Cervus is a rapidly growing company in the construction equipment industry. The 65E grader fits in with our creed to be “Better than the Best” and we think it provides the product performance, flexibility, and reliability that our customers expect from our organization,” said General Manager Jerry Jones.

“We are extremely pleased to be able to expand our dealer network in the Canadian markets,” said Dave Watson, vice president of NorAm. “We are confident that the 65E will go a long way in helping our new Canadian dealers meet their objective to grow their markets and expand their product offering in key markets.”

For more information about Atlantic CAT, visit www.atlcat.ca.

For more information about Cervus Contractor’s Equipment, visit www.cervusce.com.

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