terex - Tue May 26, 2020
Genie Shares Protocols for Cleaning, Disinfecting Aerial Equipment
Based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Genie offers new procedures and protocols for cleaning and disinfecting aerial equipment on job sites to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 while working at height....
Carolina Cat - Tue May 26, 2020
Carolina Cat Teams with Charlotte Brewery to Distribute Hand Sanitizer
Due to the viral nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, personal protective equipment (PPE), such as hand sanitizer, masks, safety glasses/goggles and gloves, have seen a dramatic increase in need and often are all but impossible to find....
CEG - Tue May 26, 2020
GDOT Commissioner Hopeful for Funds From $3T Stimulus Proposal
Like many Americans in the transportation and infrastructure building industry, Russell McMurray is keeping a close eye on the prospects of a massive new economic stimulus bill currently before the U.S....
Allen Engineering - Thu May 21, 2020
Allen Engineering Responds to COVID-19 With Calm, Decisive Operational Leadership
As a business leader, Jay Allen recognizes the importance of putting together well-conceived plans, projections and forecasts to position his company for sustained success over the long term. But every once in a while, a situation comes along where the best course of action calls for keeping it simple, staying calm and flexible and – at times – making decisions on the fly....
CEG - Thu May 21, 2020
Boston Mayor Walsh Announces Plan to Begin Construction Reopening
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh announced May 5 plans to gradually reopen construction projects throughout the city. The city of Boston will be taking an incremental approach to broaden the allowable categories, he said during a video call with Associated Subcontractors of Massachusetts....
Associated Press - Wed May 20, 2020
Phoenix Receives $198 to Upgrade Transit Services
Phoenix is getting nearly $200 million in federal assistance to help prop up the city's transportation system during the coronavirus outbreak. The U.S. Department of Transportation recently announced a $198 million award to Phoenix under legislation approved in late March....
Komatsu - Wed May 20, 2020
Komatsu Becomes Feeding America National Partner in COVID-19 Response Efforts
More than 37 million Americans face hunger each year and as the COVID-19 pandemic pushes an additional 17 million Americans into food insecurity, Komatsu's North American business units are partnering with Feeding America, the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization, to donate up to $250,000 to support the organization's work....
AASHTO Journal - Tue May 19, 2020
State DOTs Would Get $15B in Phase 4 COVID-19 Bill
A $3 trillion, 1,815-page COVID-19 relief measure proposed by the House of Representatives on May 12 contains $15 billion in stopgap funds for state departments of transportation – well below the nearly $50 billion the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials projects state DOTs will need to continue operations in the face of drastic falloffs in motor fuel tax revenues, toll road receipts, and other funding sources....
Towmaster - Mon May 18, 2020
Towmaster Team Pivots to Create Emergency Equipment for Local Hospital
The rise of the COVID-19 pandemic has left hospitals around the country in dire need of lifesaving supplies. In Litchfield, Minn., the Meeker Memorial Hospital was facing a serious shortage of emergency supplies, including IV stands, due to the projected influx of COVID-19 patients....
AEM - Mon May 18, 2020
How to Connect During Crisis: Email Marketing and COVID-19
The COVID-19 crisis has changed everything about everything – including marketing. Many brands are using email as a nimble, personal tool to reach out to, reassure and remind audiences they are here for them....
